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This webpage was created by Gina Manders and Brenda Zabriskie to fulfill an assignment
for ES340 Gemstones and Gemology/ES567 Gemstones of the World, a course at Emporia State University. |
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Source of 3D Worldmap image: http://www.bestshareware.net/img2/3d-world-map-big.jpg |
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For our Gem Mapping portion of the project, geographic coordinates were first pinpointed for gem locations, then a spreadsheet was prepared with latitude and longitude for each species of gemstone. Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. (ESRI) ArcMap GIS was used for creation of gemstone layer files using our prepared dataset. ESRI base maps in Plate Carrée Projection were used. Each gemstone has a unique marker and we endeavored to use a color that relates to each gemstone. |
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