Natural Resource & Environmental  Management 250

Layer	Data Type	Publication Information: Who Created the Data?	Time Period Data is Relevant	Spatial Horizontal Coordinate System	Attribut Values	Resolution for Rasters
airports	Vector	Tele Atlas North America, Inc., ESRI	2006	GCS_WGS 1984	N/A	N/A
keywest	Point	Tele Atlas North America, Inc., ESRI	2006	GCS_North_American_1983	Census data	N/A
elev	Rastar	US Geological Survey     Reston, VA	1999	GCS_North_American_1983	Elevation is expressed in meters	1 arc second 0.000278 decimal degrees 30 meters
ghospitals	Vector	US Geological Survey        Souix Falls, SD	2005	Geographic	N/A	N/A
kw_places	Vector	Author Created Data	2007	Geographic	N/A	N/A
landcover	Rastar	US Geological Survey Souix Falls, SD	2003	NAD_1983_Albers	Elevation is expressed in meters	1 arc second 0.000369 30 meters
usa_streets	Vector	Tele Atlas North America, Inc., ESRI	2002	GCS_North_American_1983	N/A	N/A

Q2)    What is the highest elevation shown?
3.75406 meters.

As you can see above I have overlaid the land classification map with a elevation map at sixty percent transparency. This allows you to see darker areas (ex. Lower left) which would have higher elevations.

Q3)    What are the places that are extremely vulnerable to flooding?

This is the elevation map of Key West. It is shown here with the polygon of Key West set to hollow so you can easily see what are the high and low area.

Q5)    What type of land was most flooded?



Q6)    Describe the flooding of Key West.
Unfortunately this pie chart express far better than any words the amount of flooding. Much of Key West was below water. Only one church and one School were in an area that was above water




Q5)    What type of land was most flooded?

Q7)    Record the sum of the COUNT field (excluding not flooded land).
16,630.


Q8)    What does the graph tell you about the greatest impact of the storm surge?
That much of the flooded area consisted of scrub and grass land.


Q9)    Describe the distribution of the flooded areas and how the flood might affect the long-term sustainability of the region.
    When you consider that only 597 Acres of land out of a total of 16,330 Acres were     NOT flooded. I think has to have a major impact on the long term stability of     rebuilding in that area.

The two dry gathering places.




Map of the two Hospitals (both flooded).Map of Churches

Q10)    What is the distribution of infrastructure and health facilities affected by the storm surge and how might you prioritize which damaged elements  should be restored first?


Map of Landmarks

Map of Schools

Q11)    Complete this table:

Type	Acres	Square Miles
Not Flooded	597	0.9328
Water	1,309	2.0453
Developed	10,827	16.9171
Barren	416	0.6500
Scrub/Grass	1,249	1.9516
Wetlands	1,932	3.0188
Total	16,330	25.5156