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GIS Midterm Report - Format

The document outlines the structure and requirements for a GIS-based site analysis report, including chapters on introduction, methodology, site suitability analysis, and conclusions. It specifies the necessary data collection, processing methods, and analysis techniques, along with guidelines for presenting findings and maps. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of clarity, organization, and relevance to the thesis throughout the report.

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GIS Midterm Report - Format

The document outlines the structure and requirements for a GIS-based site analysis report, including chapters on introduction, methodology, site suitability analysis, and conclusions. It specifies the necessary data collection, processing methods, and analysis techniques, along with guidelines for presenting findings and maps. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of clarity, organization, and relevance to the thesis throughout the report.

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Table of Contents (please include the page number)

Note: The content provided represents the minimum requirements for your report. You are
encouraged to make modifications or additions as needed to better align with your topic.

1. Cover Page

2. Table of Contents

3. Chapter 1 - Introduction

1.1 Proposed Thesis Title and Description

1.2 Objectives of the Study

1.3 Significance of the Study

1.4 Justification of GIS Application

4. Chapter 2 - Methodology

2.1 Data Collection

2.2 Data Processing and Preparation

2.3 GIS Analysis Methods

5. Chapter 3 - Site Suitability Analysis and Results

3.1 Criteria for Site Selection

3.2 Maps and Visualizations

3.3 Interpretation of Results

6. Chapter 4 - Conclusion and Recommendation

4.1 Summary of Findings

4.2 Conclusion

4.3 Recommendation

7. References
8. Appendices
Chapter 1 - Introduction

1.1 Proposed Thesis Title and Description

(State the full thesis title and describe the project, target users/beneficiaries, and significance.)

1.2 Objectives of the Study

(List general and specific objectives for GIS-based site analysis.)

1.3 Significance of the Study

(Explain how the study will support your thesis and its relevance to architectural design and
planning.)

1.4 Justification of GIS Application

(Discuss why GIS is essential for site selection and how it addresses design constraints and
opportunities.)

Chapter 2 - Methodology

2.1 Data Collection

(Sample list of spatial data layers needed, their descriptions, sources, and file formats using a
table.)

Data Layer Description Source Format


Flood Hazard
Areas prone to flooding DENR, LGU Shapefile
Map
City Planning PDF,
Zoning Map Land use classifications
Office Shapefile
Road Networks Major and minor road systems DPWH, OSM Shapefile
Population Density data to identify service CSV,
PSA
Density demand Shapefile

2.2 Data Processing and Preparation


(Explain how data were cleaned, georeferenced, converted, and corrected for analysis.)
2.3 GIS Analysis Methods

[Enumerate analysis techniques (Overlay Analysis, Buffer Analysis, Heat Maps, Weighted
Overlay) and explain how each method was applied to site suitability analysis.]

Chapter 3 - Site Suitability Analysis and Results

3.1 Criteria for Site Selection

(Enumerate and explain the criteria used to analyze site suitability.)

3.2 Maps and Visualizations

[Insert generated maps with appropriate captions and brief explanations. (List of maps below is
just an example)]

Map 1: Flood Hazard Map

Map 2: Zoning and Land Use Map

Map 3: Road Network Map with Buffers


Map 4: Population Density Map
Map 5: Final Site Suitability Map (Composite Overlay)

3.3 Interpretation of Results

(Interpret the maps, explain the final site selection, and justify why the chosen site is the most
suitable.)

Chapter 4 - Conclusion and Recommendation

4.1 Summary of Findings

(Summarize the key outcomes of the GIS analysis.)

4.2 Conclusion

(Conclude on the suitability of the identified site and how GIS supported the selection.)

4.3 Recommendation
[Recommend the next steps (e.g., site visits, soil testing) and further analyses for thesis
development.]
References

(List all references and data sources in APA format.)

Appendices

Appendix A - Data Screenshots

(Include screenshots of raw data or GIS interfaces.)

Appendix B - Attribute Tables

(Present sample attribute tables used in the analysis.)

Appendix C - GIS Processing Steps

(Include screenshots of step-by-step GIS processing.)

General Instructions

1. Follow this format closely. Organize all content in chapters and headings.

2. Make sure all maps are properly labeled with titles, legends, scale bars, and north arrows.

3. All tables must be formatted neatly and labeled properly.

4. Both students must be involved in research, analysis, and writing.

Document Specifications

1. Font - Arial or Times New Roman, Size 12

2. Line spacing - 1.5

3. Margins - 1 inch on all sides

4. Maps - Colored, high-quality images

5. File Format - Submit as both Word (.docx) and PDF

Evaluation Focus
1. Completeness of Data - Did you collect all required layers?

2. Appropriateness of Analysis - Did you apply correct GIS methods?

3. Relevance to Thesis - Does the analysis clearly connect to your thesis proposal?

4. Quality of Maps - Are maps clear, accurate, and well-presented?

5. Clarity of Report - Is the report organized and easy to understand?

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