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GIS PORTFOLIO
2012
MOHAMED MAGDY MOHAMED HUSSAIN GIS ENGINEER
UWF GIS ONLINE CERTIFICATE | GIS Internship (GIS4944)
Portfolio Table of Contents
Subject .................................................................... Page
Personal statement/mission/philosophy ....................... 1
Goals (short & long term) ............................................... 1
Resume .......................................................................... 2
Reflections on each competency areas ............................ 4
Other relevant activities ................................................. 7
Samples of course assignments ..................................... 7
Recognition and awards ................................................. 14
Transcripts/plan of study .............................................. 16
THIS PORTFOLIO DESIGNED TO PROVIDE TO READERS A SUMMARY ABOUT MY
PROFILE, SAMPLE OF WORKS (MAPS, MODELS ... ETC.) AND CERTIFICATES ACHIEVED. IF YOU LOOKING FOR MORE INFORMATION YOU CAN VISIT ME WEB VERSION OF
PORTFOLIO AS FOLLOW: - WEBSITE: HTTP://MMAGDY.WEBS.COM
- MY UWF BLOG: HTTP://MMAGDY-GIS.BLOGSPOT.COM - LINKEDIN PROFILE: HTTP://SA.LINKEDIN.COM/IN/MMAGDY79 - YOUTUBE CHANNEL: HTTP://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/USER/MMMH1979 Enjoy with my portfolio
PERSONAL STATEMENT/MISSION/PHILOSOPHY 1
Personal statement/mission/philosophy
Why I choose GIS science to study? Because I’m crazy about three things computer,
maps and future, which GIS mixed these things in one solution. Therefore let us take
a look why I choose these parts especially as follows:
- Computer: that is my childhood dream to be an application developer or hardware
engineer
- Maps: My academic study is surveying engineering, actually it’s not my favorite
subject but after finish my Bachelor degree, maps and satellite imagery become
my desktop background and screen saver
- Future: I think all people worried about future whereas good analysis for correct
data present perfect expectation about future
My mission is focus my GIS skills to enhance our life and pass the experience to new
generation
My philosophy is “Work Hard … Play Hard”, my motto is “No gain without pain” and
“Easy Come … Easy Go”
Goals (short & long term)
Short term goals: My short term goals are:
- Theoretical step: improve my GIS, Analytical, Programming and Communication
skills by Online courses, Certificates and self-study
- Practices step: Join to work in lead company in GIS field to test drive these skills
and improve my team work skill then dig deep in real GIS world
Long term goals: My long term goals are:
- Useful member in GIS community and pass what I learned to next generation
- Serve my country to expect, solve the crisis and management the resources
- Come to be good interpreter to the future, depending analysis for present data
2 RESUME
Resume
RESUME 3
4 OVERALL REFLECTIONS ON EACH COMPETENCY AREAS
Overall Reflections on each competency areas I achieved spotlight award three times in UWF GIS Online Certificate 2012 explained
as follows:
1- Introduction to GIS (GIS 4043) – Week 2 “Own Your Map”
a. Blog link: http://uwf-gis.blogspot.com/2012/02/week-2-student-spotlights.html
b. Exported Map:
c. Task Description: Create a simple map for Florida cities with all map
elements (North Arrow, Legend, Title … etc.)
d. What we like: Mohamed did an excellent job on the map - it included all
required elements and was very easy to interpret. He also created an
ideal process summary
e. UWF Blog Snapshot:
OVERALL REFLECTIONS ON EACH COMPETENCY AREAS 5
2- Introduction to GIS (GIS 4043) – Week 7 “Data Search”
a. Blog link: http://uwf-gis.blogspot.com/2012/04/week-7-data-search-student-spotlights.html
b. Exported Map:
c. Task Description: In this lab the web search and download the suitable
data are the main concept
d. What we like: Magdy probably split the data over three maps the best of
all. Data is presented clearly. Labels and legends are easy to view as well.
As Tanya put it, superb
e. UWF Blog Snapshot:
6 OVERALL REFLECTIONS ON EACH COMPETENCY AREAS
3- Photo Interpretation and Remote Sensing (GIS4035) – Module 7 “Multispectral
Analysis”
a. Blog link: http://uwf-gis.blogspot.com/2012/11/student-spotlights-photo-interpretation.html
b. Exported Map:
c. Task Description: How use band combination and play with multispectral
histogram to highlight specific feature can’t detected in true color mode
d. What we like: He did a great job of outlining the steps used to identify
the features directly in maps. His methods used are clearly
demonstrated in the image shown. He displays a keen understanding of
the concepts and techniques learned in the lab assignment
e. UWF Blog Snapshot:
OTHER RELEVANT ACTIVITIES 7
Other relevant activities My best shots in my work are:
1- Model to Select point
feature based on spatial and
attribute relation to line
features
Example: Point represent
address points and lines
represent street CL and
street name change but not
updated in address points
this tool get the matched
points to line then switch selection to extract unmatched points to updated
You can download this tool from ArcGIS resources Here
2- 3D model for Mokatem in Egypt and Mohamed Ali’s Mosque to check the inter-
visibility between two castles (Mohamed Ali and E-Nasser Saladin ) using ArcGIS
9.2 and Stereo Analyst from Leica. 3- Customization for Excel work book to be a coordinate transformation (for three
countries Egypt, Libya and Saudi Arabia ) for more details about this workbook
click Here
Samples of course assignments In this section samples of my output maps for UWF GIS online assignments which
achieve many skills in two direction artistic and science as you will see
So my maps could be …
8 SAMPLES OF COURSE ASSIGNMENTS
SAMPLES OF COURSE ASSIGNMENTS 9
10 SAMPLES OF COURSE ASSIGNMENTS
SAMPLES OF COURSE ASSIGNMENTS 11
12 SAMPLES OF COURSE ASSIGNMENTS
SAMPLES OF COURSE ASSIGNMENTS 13
14 RECOGNITION AND AWARDS
Recognition and awards I) GIS Certificates:
RECOGNITION AND AWARDS 15
II) Software Development Certificates:
16 TRANSCRIPTS/PLAN OF STUDY
Transcripts/plan of study I) Graduation Transcript:
TRANSCRIPTS/PLAN OF STUDY 17
II) UWF GIS Online Certificates:
III) ESRI Virtual Campus Courses
Title Exam Score Date
3D Analysis of Surfaces and Features Using ArcGIS 10
3D Analysis of Surfaces and Features Using ArcGIS 10 90% Oct 06, 2012
3D Visualization Techniques Using ArcGIS 10
3D Visualization Techniques Using ArcGIS 10 80% Oct 31, 2012
Address Geocoding with ArcGIS 10.1
Address Geocoding with ArcGIS 10.1 80% Nov 24, 2012
Advanced Techniques for Cartographic Representations (for ArcGIS 10)
Advanced Techniques for Cartographic Representations (for ArcGIS 10) 90% Sep 18, 2012
18 TRANSCRIPTS/PLAN OF STUDY
Title Exam Score Date
Basics of Geographic Coordinate Systems (for ArcGIS 10)
Basics of Geographic Coordinate Systems (for ArcGIS 10) 90% Jul 25, 2011
Building Models for GIS Analysis Using ArcGIS 10
Building Models for GIS Analysis Using ArcGIS 10 80% Nov 13, 2012
Distance Analysis Using ArcGIS 10
Distance Analysis Using ArcGIS 10 80% Nov 09, 2012
Editing in ArcGIS Desktop 10
Editing in ArcGIS Desktop 10 80% Feb 14, 2011
Exploring the VBA Environment
Exploring the VBA Environment 90% Feb 10, 2009
Field GIS: Collecting and Editing Data Using ArcPad 10
Field GIS: Collecting and Editing Data Using ArcPad 10 100% Jul 31, 2011
Getting Started with GIS (for ArcGIS 10.1)
Getting Started with GIS (for ArcGIS 10.1) 80% Jun 18, 2012
GIS for Humanitarian Mine Action
Data types and data exploration 90% Aug 09, 2011
Remotely sensed data 90% Aug 10, 2011
Symbols and symbol styles 90% Aug 11, 2011
Principles of map design 100% Aug 16, 2011
Coordinate systems and map projections 80% Aug 20, 2011
Georeferencing and digitizing 90% Aug 20, 2011
Using vector data in ArcMap 100% Aug 20, 2011
Using raster data in ArcMap 80% Aug 20, 2011
Introduction to Editing Parcels Using ArcGIS Desktop 10
Introduction to Editing Parcels Using ArcGIS Desktop 10 90% Aug 14, 2012
Learning ArcGIS Desktop (for ArcGIS 10)
Getting Started with ArcGIS Desktop 100% Feb 02, 2012
Creating Map Symbology 100% Feb 12, 2012
Referencing Data to Real Locations 90% Apr 02, 2012
Organizing Geographic Data 80% Apr 06, 2012
Creating and Editing Data 90% Apr 07, 2012
Getting Started with GIS Analysis 90% May 19, 2012
Working with Geoprocessing and Modeling Tools 100% May 20, 2012
Designing Maps with ArcGIS 100% May 20, 2012
TRANSCRIPTS/PLAN OF STUDY 19
Title Exam Score Date
Managing Parcel Data Using ArcGIS Desktop 10
Managing Parcel Data Using ArcGIS Desktop 10 80% Oct 19, 2012
Mobile GIS: Creating Web Maps for Lightweight Mobile Apps
Mobile GIS: Creating Web Maps for Lightweight Mobile Apps 80% May 12, 2011
Network Analysis Using ArcGIS 10
Network Analysis Using ArcGIS 10 80% Sep 26, 2012
Performing Spatial Interpolation Using ArcGIS 10
Performing Spatial Interpolation Using ArcGIS 10 80% Oct 12, 2012
Python for Everyone Using ArcGIS 10.1
Python for Everyone Using ArcGIS 10.1 90% Nov 26, 2012
Python Scripting for Geoprocessing Workflows (for ArcGIS 10)
Python Scripting for Geoprocessing Workflows (for ArcGIS 10) 100% Sep 29, 2012
Python Scripting for Map Automation in ArcGIS 10
Python Scripting for Map Automation in ArcGIS 10 90% Oct 26, 2012
Turning Data into Information Using ArcGIS 10
Basics of Data and Information 90% Feb 26, 2011
Cartography, Map Production, and Geovisualization 80% Mar 13, 2011
Query and Measurement 100% Mar 16, 2011
Transformations and Descriptive Summaries 90% Mar 25, 2011
Optimization and Hypothesis Testing 100% Jul 07, 2011
Uncertainty 80% Jul 13, 2011
Understanding Map Projections and Coordinate Systems
Sizing Up the Earth 90% Feb 18, 2012
Flattening the Earth 90% Feb 19, 2012
Understanding Aspect and Perspective 100% Mar 12, 2012
Understanding and Controlling Distortion 90% Apr 04, 2012
Geographic and Planar Coordinate Systems 90% Feb 19, 2012
Introduction to Datums 90% Feb 21, 2012
Using ArcMap in ArcGIS Desktop 10
Using ArcMap in ArcGIS Desktop 10 90% Feb 04, 2011
Using Python in ArcGIS Desktop 10
Using Python in ArcGIS Desktop 10 100% Jan 27, 2011
