Ontario canada gis data Videos

• 1. Bruce County Map Factory Tutorial Part 1
• 2. Conserving wildlife and wild places in Canada at two ends of the human footprint i
• 3. A Past Worth Preserving | Canadian Museum of Nature - Ottawa, Ontario
• 4. Trip to Canada Part 4 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada Part 2 of 2
• 5. MapWindow GIS: Basic functionalities using polygon and point datasets from Vancouver Open Data
• 6. Canadian woman goes missing in Grenada | CEEN News | Dec 9, 2015
• 7. Managing Farm Data with Mobile Technology
• 8. ArcMap 10: How to Mosaic digital elevation models using a target raster (basic raster joining)
• 9. Introducing Canada GeoPortal

Bruce County Map Factory Tutorial Part 1

Conserving wildlife and wild places in Canada at two ends of the human footprint i

A Past Worth Preserving | Canadian Museum of Nature - Ottawa, Ontario

Trip to Canada Part 4 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada Part 2 of 2

User Comments

John Biggs commented on 03 Jul 2012

Yeah me too, I'm glad you are enjoying my videos.

Victor Kidd commented on 03 Jul 2012

Epic! i REALLY

MapWindow GIS: Basic functionalities using polygon and point datasets from Vancouver Open Data

Canadian woman goes missing in Grenada | CEEN News | Dec 9, 2015

Managing Farm Data with Mobile Technology

ArcMap 10: How to Mosaic digital elevation models using a target raster (basic raster joining)

User Comments

AR V commented on 22 Jul 2014

Thanks for your videos. I have a question. I appreciate that if you can answer me. I have a dem which has been made from Lidar data. This dem contains a river and the surrounding areas. As you know, lidar can not show the bathymetry. I have separate survey data(points) for the river. How can I incorporate my survey survey points into the Dem and make a new dem in arc map? cheers. 

TeachuGis commented on 10 Aug 2014

+AR V Thanks for watching.  Unfortunately, I have not had the pleasure to play so much on the field. Perhaps pose your question on #twitter.  I find that's the fastest way to get a response to a question.

LaaryjcAtCU commented on 29 Apr 2014

thanks so much! Do you know what is the tech behind the raster calc; why does it work?

TeachuGis commented on 01 May 2014

Raster are like matrices, if you align them properly (same cell size and UTM projection). So if you multiply cell located 1 row across and 1 row down with another raster, you get the result.  But for this video solution, not sure.  You can try the ESRI blogs if you're really curious, because I'm sure someone else has pondered the same question. 

Introducing Canada GeoPortal