Student Projects (Winter 2011)

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*Student*	*Project Title*
Alex McManus	AGLOBE: A Guide to LOcal BEer (presentation, esriaddin)
Chris Brown	Tasseled Cap Transformation for 7-Band Landsat 4 Thematic Mapper Imagery (presentation, esriaddin)
Doni Diaz	Multi-Raster Clip Tool (presentation, esriaddin)
Bethany Pratt	GIS Data Transformer - Display Layer Projections and Reproject Layers (presentation, esriaddin)
Kendal McDonald	Solar PV Finder - Selecting and Reporting Solar Installation Sites in Portland (presentation, esriaddin)
Melelani Sax-Barnett	PedRouter - An ArcMap Add-In for Pedestrian Routing with Sidewalk Data (presentation, esriaddin)
Ray Hennings	Contributing HUC List (CHUCL) - A contributing watersheds tool (presentation, esriaddin)
Matthew Tofte	Watershed Delineation Tool (presentation, esriaddin)
Victor Vigil	Ridge Detection Using ArcObjects Geoprocessing Tools (presentation, esriaddin)
Scott Parker	Realtime Watershed Delineation Tool (presentation, esriaddin)
Madeline Steele	ZETS: Zonal Extraction of Times Series (from NetCDF raster layers) (presentation, esriaddin)
Kevin Rancik	KAP - Kevin's Awesome Political Redistricting Tool (presentation, esriaddin)
Robert Pyle	Collection System Asset Finder (presentation, esriaddin)
David Dreher	Property Information Search for Childhood Lead Poisoning Investigations - PB_Invest (presentation, esriaddin)
James Bradd	Multibeam to Multipoint (presentation, esriaddin)
Grant Humphries	Raster Composition Calculator (presentation, esriaddin)

Final Project Deliverables (due by 9 am on March 15):

1) powerpoint slides

2) compiled esriaddin file

3) zipped VB project (source code)

4) demo dataset

Final Presentation Guidelines:

1) Your presentation could cover:

A name of your ArcGIS add-in (come up with something that's easy to remember, e.g., ArcInfo, SPSS)
Background: Describes why the add-in is needed, the major problem it resolves, and the expected users and benefits.
Major function: A brief description of the functions of the add-in.
User interface: Screenshots of the main user interface (buttons, fields, etc) of the addin.
Data requirements: Describes the GIS data used by the add-in and their specifications.
Particular algorithm: Describe any particular algorithms that are implemented.
Acknowledgements

2) Name your add-in file, the toolbar, or the category of command buttons with your last name as the prefix so that you can easily find them during live demonstration.

3) Reduce your dataset size so that it won't take too long to demonstrate the functions you implemented. It is not desirable to "hard-code" your data path in the program. If you need your demo data to be in a specific folder, please put them in a generic folder (e.g., C:\Students\Demo\myfolder) instead of a folder that is maintained by the OS (e.g., C:\Users\your_odin_account\Documents). I might not be able to alter a file path that is maintained by the OS to fit your code.

4) If you want to show the source code, please copy and paste the code (or insert a screenshot of the code) into you powerpoint slides. You must not plan to show your code in VB Express.