Tuesday, November 14, 2017

11/15 Update

Because I was having a lot of trouble finding the asthma data, I thought that I would take a break and start working on my ozone information for California.  I went onto the EPA website under the outdoor air quality data section and was able to find a link to download daily data for ozone within California during the year 2010 (which I have decided to use since my population density data is from 2010).  I was able to download the data, however I am not sure how to actually download it into GIS or how to sort through it since the data is coming from everyday in 2010.  I will have to find someway to categorize the data so that it is concise but not overwhelming, and does not leave any important data out.  Maybe I should take the averages per month?
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2 comments:

  1. UnknownDecember 9, 2017 at 8:00 PM

    Are you able to copy the data into your GIS folder? Averages per month sound good! You could also try averages per year

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  2. Katie DeBell DonnellyDecember 17, 2017 at 2:52 PM

    Good idea to work on what you have! I agree sorting it by month should help organize it, good luck!!

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