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Assalamualaikum and good morning students .. Here is the task for your lab today.

Instruction :
1.) You are required to produce a map  using QGIS software and prepare a group report(proper format report )  of the procedure and output (10pages maximum) https://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/making_a_map.html

2.) You are required to produce web mapping using QGIS software and prepare a group report(proper format report )  of the procedure and output (10pages maximum)
https://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/web_mapping_with_qgis2web.html

3.) Last submission of these reports are on 15 Mac 2019

This is the link for Qgis software, https://qgis.org/en/site/forusers/download.html
All the best and have fun.

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Often one needs to create a map that can be printed or published. QGIS has a powerful tool called Print Composer that allows you to take your GIS layers and package them to create maps.

Procedure

Download and extract the Natural Earth Quick Start Kit data. Open QGIS. Click on .

Browse to the directory when you had extracted the natural earth data. You should see a file named Natural_Earth_quick_start_for_QGIS.qgs . This is the project file that contains styled layers in QGIS Document format. Click Open.

You would see a lot of layers in the table of content and a styled world map in the QGIS canvas. If you see errors displayed at the top of the canvas, click on the cross to close it.

In this tutorial, we will make a map of Japan. Click the Zoom In button and draw a rectangle around Japan to zoom to the area.

You can turn off some map layers for data that we do not need for this map. Un-check the box next to 10m_geography_marine_polys and10m_admin_0_map_units layers. Before we make a map suitable for printing, we need to choose an appropriate projection. This dataset comes in Geographic Coordinate System (GCS) where the units are degrees. This is not appropriate for a map where you want the distances to be in kilometers or miles. We need to use a Projected Coordinate System that minimizes distortions for our region of interest and has units in meters. Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) is a decent choice for a projected coordinate system. It is also global, so it's a good default that you can rely on and choose a UTM zone that contains your area of interest to minimize distortions for your region. In our case, we will use UTM Zone 54N. Click the CRS Status button at the bottom-right of the QGIS window.

Note

Check the Enable on-the-fly CRS Transformation box. Type in the Filter search box. Once you see the results, select Tokyo / UTM Zone 54N - EPSG:3095. Click Apply.

Now we can start to assemble our map. Go to .

You will be prompted to enter a title for the composer. You can leave it empty and click Ok.

Note

Once the Add Map button is active, hold the left mouse button and drag a rectangle where you want to insert the map.

You will see that the rectangle window will be rendered with the map from the main QGIS canvas. The rendered map may not be covering the full extent of our interest area. Select to pan the map in the window and center it in the composer.

Let us adjust the zoom level for the given map. Click on the Item Properties tab and enter 7000000 for Scale value.

Switch to the main QGIS window. Use the Zoom In button to zoom to the area around Tokyo.

There are some duplicate labels coming from the ne_10m_populated_places layer. You can turn it off for this view.

Drag a rectangle at the place where you want to add the map inset. You will now notice that we have 2 map objects in the Print Composer. When making changes, make sure you have the correct map selected. Select the object that we just added from the Items panel. Select the Item properties tab. Scroll down to the Frame panel and check the box next to it. You can change the color and thickness of the frame border so it is easy to distinguish against the map background.

One neat feature of the Print Composer is that it can automatically highlight the area from the main map which is represented in our inset. Select the object from the Items panel. In the Item properties tab, scroll down to the Overviews section. Click the Add a new overview button.

Select as the Map Frame. What this is telling the Print Composer is that it must highlight our current object with the extent of the map shown in the object.

Now that we have the map inset ready, we will add a grid and zebra border to the main map. Select the object from the Items panel. In the Item properties tab, scroll down to the Grids section. Click the Add a new grid button.

In the Coordinate Reference System Selector dialog, enter in the Filter box. From the results, select the as the CRS. Click OK.

Select the Interval values as degrees in both X and Y direction. You can adjust the Offset to change where the grid lines appear.

Adjust the Distance to map frame till the coordinates are legible. Change the Coordinate precision to so the coordinates are displayed only upto the first decimal.

Now we will add a North Arrow to the map. The Print Composer comes with a nice collection of map-related images - including many types of North Arrows. Click .

Now we will add a scale bar. Click on .

It is time to label our map. Click on .

Click on the map and draw a box where the label should be. In the Item Properties tab, expand the Label section and enter the text as shown below. We can enter the text as HTML as well. Check the box Render as Html so the composer will interpret the HTML tags.

Similarly add another label to add the data and software credits.

Once you are satisfied with the map, you can export it as Image, PDF or SVG. For this tutorial, let's export it as an image. Click .

Save the image in the format of your liking. Below is the exported PNG image.

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Often one needs to create a map that can be printed or published. QGIS has a powerful tool called Print Composer that allows you to take your GIS layers and package them to create maps. Download and extract the Natural Earth Quick Start Kit data. Open QGIS. Click on .

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Often one needs to create a map that can be printed or published. QGIS has a powerful tool called Print Composer that allows you to take your GIS layers and package them to create maps.

Procedure

Download and extract the Natural Earth Quick Start Kit data. Open QGIS. Click on .

Browse to the directory when you had extracted the natural earth data. You should see a file named Natural_Earth_quick_start_for_QGIS.qgs . This is the project file that contains styled layers in QGIS Document format. Click Open.

You would see a lot of layers in the table of content and a styled world map in the QGIS canvas. If you see errors displayed at the top of the canvas, click on the cross to close it.

In this tutorial, we will make a map of Japan. Click the Zoom In button and draw a rectangle around Japan to zoom to the area.

You can turn off some map layers for data that we do not need for this map. Un-check the box next to 10m_geography_marine_polys and10m_admin_0_map_units layers. Before we make a map suitable for printing, we need to choose an appropriate projection. This dataset comes in Geographic Coordinate System (GCS) where the units are degrees. This is not appropriate for a map where you want the distances to be in kilometers or miles. We need to use a Projected Coordinate System that minimizes distortions for our region of interest and has units in meters. Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) is a decent choice for a projected coordinate system. It is also global, so it's a good default that you can rely on and choose a UTM zone that contains your area of interest to minimize distortions for your region. In our case, we will use UTM Zone 54N. Click the CRS Status button at the bottom-right of the QGIS window.

Note

Check the Enable on-the-fly CRS Transformation box. Type in the Filter search box. Once you see the results, select Tokyo / UTM Zone 54N - EPSG:3095. Click Apply.

Now we can start to assemble our map. Go to .

You will be prompted to enter a title for the composer. You can leave it empty and click Ok.

Note

Once the Add Map button is active, hold the left mouse button and drag a rectangle where you want to insert the map.

You will see that the rectangle window will be rendered with the map from the main QGIS canvas. The rendered map may not be covering the full extent of our interest area. Select to pan the map in the window and center it in the composer.

Let us adjust the zoom level for the given map. Click on the Item Properties tab and enter 7000000 for Scale value.

Switch to the main QGIS window. Use the Zoom In button to zoom to the area around Tokyo.

There are some duplicate labels coming from the ne_10m_populated_places layer. You can turn it off for this view.

Drag a rectangle at the place where you want to add the map inset. You will now notice that we have 2 map objects in the Print Composer. When making changes, make sure you have the correct map selected. Select the object that we just added from the Items panel. Select the Item properties tab. Scroll down to the Frame panel and check the box next to it. You can change the color and thickness of the frame border so it is easy to distinguish against the map background.

One neat feature of the Print Composer is that it can automatically highlight the area from the main map which is represented in our inset. Select the object from the Items panel. In the Item properties tab, scroll down to the Overviews section. Click the Add a new overview button.

Select as the Map Frame. What this is telling the Print Composer is that it must highlight our current object with the extent of the map shown in the object.

Now that we have the map inset ready, we will add a grid and zebra border to the main map. Select the object from the Items panel. In the Item properties tab, scroll down to the Grids section. Click the Add a new grid button.

In the Coordinate Reference System Selector dialog, enter in the Filter box. From the results, select the as the CRS. Click OK.

Select the Interval values as degrees in both X and Y direction. You can adjust the Offset to change where the grid lines appear.

Adjust the Distance to map frame till the coordinates are legible. Change the Coordinate precision to so the coordinates are displayed only upto the first decimal.

Now we will add a North Arrow to the map. The Print Composer comes with a nice collection of map-related images - including many types of North Arrows. Click .

Now we will add a scale bar. Click on .

It is time to label our map. Click on .

Click on the map and draw a box where the label should be. In the Item Properties tab, expand the Label section and enter the text as shown below. We can enter the text as HTML as well. Check the box Render as Html so the composer will interpret the HTML tags.

Similarly add another label to add the data and software credits.

Once you are satisfied with the map, you can export it as Image, PDF or SVG. For this tutorial, let's export it as an image. Click .

Save the image in the format of your liking. Below is the exported PNG image.

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Often one needs to create a map that can be printed or published. QGIS has a powerful tool called Print Composer that allows you to take your GIS layers and package them to create maps. Download and extract the Natural Earth Quick Start Kit data. Open QGIS. Click on .

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Report map making and web mapping using QGIS software by Noor Fazira, Nor Aliana and Nur Amalina from Rap2207b.

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Report map making and web mapping using QGIS software by Noor Fazira, Nor Aliana and Nur Amalina from Rap2207b.

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Assalammualaikum. Madam, this is our report.

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Report map making and web mapping using QGIS software by Noor Fazira, Nor Aliana and Nur Amalina frm Rap2207b.

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Report map making and web mapping using QGIS software by Noor Fazira, Nor Aliana and Nur Amalina frm Rap2207b.

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Assalammualaikum. Madam, this is our report web mapping

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,Mohamad Ikhwan Bin Shamsudin, Nik Ahmad Faris, Zainundin.

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MAKING A MAP USING QGIS
(Wahida,Hafizhah,Tasha,Atikah)

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MAKING A MAP USING QGIS
(Wahida,Hafizhah,Tasha,Atikah)

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Web Mapping using QGIS
(Wahida,Tasha,Hafizhah,A

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Web Mapping using QGIS
(Wahida,Tasha,Hafizhah,A

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Report web mapping/map making by Firdaus, Anis, Suziani RAP2207B

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Report web mapping/map making by Firdaus, Anis, Suziani RAP2207B

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WEB MAPPING USING QGIS ( MOHAMAD IKHWAN,NIK AHMAD FARIS, ZAINUNDIN  

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WEB MAPPING USING QGIS ( MOHAMAD IKHWAN,NIK AHMAD FARIS, ZAINUNDIN  

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Huda, Syahirah, Fazeera

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Huda, Syahirah, Fazeera

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Huda, Syahirah, Fazeera

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Assalamualaikum and good morning students .. Here is the task for our lab today.

Instruction :
1.) You are required to produce heatmap using QGIS software and prepare an pairing report(proper format report )  of the procedure and output (10pages maximum)
2.) Last submission of the report is on 1/4/2019
This is the link for Qgis software, data and manual required for the task. All the best and have fun.

http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/creating_heatmaps.html

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Creating Heatmaps - QGIS Tutorials and Tips

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In the Heatmap Plugin dialog, choose crime_heatmap as the name out the Output raster. Enter 1000 meters as the Radius. Radius is the area around each point that will be used to calculate the i`heat` a pixel received. Check the Advanced so we can specify the output size of our heatmap.

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WAHIDA,TASHA,HAFIZHAH, ATIKAH

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ANIS SOFEA, SUZIANI DAN FIRDAUS

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NUR AMALINA, NOOR FAZIRA, NOR ALIANA

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Assalamualaikum and good morning dear students. Here is the task for our lab today.

Instruction :
1.) You are required to produce cartogram map using 'scapetoad'  and prepare a group report of the procedure and output(10 pages maximum). (submission of report on 8/4/2019)
2.) You may search for any potential issue to create your cartogram. eg.  population number in peninsular malaysia from 2000-2018.
3. You are required to prepare a slide presentation to show your output and an animation of cartogram. (PRESENTATION ON 15/4/2019)
DOWNLOAD YOUR SCAPETOAD HERE https://scapetoad.choros.ch/download.php

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Wan Huda Husna, Noor Syahirah, Noor Fazeera

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zainunndin zainalwati
mohd ikhwan shamsudin
nik ahmad faris nik effendi

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NUR ANIS SOFEA
NURUL SUZIANI
FIRDAUS

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IKHWAN, NIK AHMAD FARIS, ZAINUNDIN

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LAB REPORT 3 CARTOGRAM CREATION
(WAHIDA,TASHA,HAFIZHAH,ATIKAH)

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Noor Fazeera, Noor Syahirah, Wan Huda Husna

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Nur Ezzatul, Nor Fathiah, Nurul Syafiqah

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(ATIKAH,TASHA,WAHIDA,HAFIZHAH)

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STATISTIC OF CARS ON THE ROAD IN MALAYSIA

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NIK AHAMD FARIS BIN NIK EFFENDI
ZAINUNDIN BIN ZAINALWATI
MOHD IKHWAN BIN SHAMSUDIN

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ZATUL_FATHIAH_IQA

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nor fazeera, noor syahirah, wan huda husna.

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SUZIANI,FIRDAUS DAN ANIS

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Assalamualaikum
Dear students, here is your task for this week. You are required to explore and prepare lab report regarding bird migration. You may remain working in the same group from previous task. SUBMISSION : BEFORE  23/04/2019

You may use this data :https://www.datarepository.movebank.org/bitstream/handle/10255/move.586/Migratory%20connectivity%20of%20purple%20martins%20%28data%20from%20Fraser%20et%20al.%202016%29.csv?sequence=1
and follow the procedure here  :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVDve9bN1FI
or https://anitagraser.com/2016/09/24/how-to-visualize-bird-migration-data-with-qgis-timemanager/

You may want to explore using other sample of data. REMEMBER TO INSERT BASEMAP USING OPENSTREET PLUGS IN. Good Luck.

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LAB 4 (BIRD MIGRATION)

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Assalamualaikum students, here us your task for this week lab.Submission is on 29 April 2019 before 10pm through padlet. Report not more than 10 pages.

Make an animation of earthquake which occur in 5 years duration in Asia region using QGIS time manager.
you may download the data required in https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/search/ and refer the following doc as your reference

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GROUP ALIANA, FAZIRA ,AMALINA

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noor fazeera, noor syahirah, wan huda huda

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LAB REPORT 4 : ANIMATED OF BIRD MIGRATION MAPPING

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LAB REPORT 4 : ANIMATED OF BIRD MIGRATION MAPPING

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(WAHIDA, TASHA, HAFIZHAH, ATIKAH)

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(WAHIDA,HAFIZHAH,TASHA,ATIKAH)

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IKHWAN
NIK AHMAD FARIS

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ZATUL_FATHIAH_SYAFIQAH

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LAB REPORT 5 : CASE STUDY OF EARTHQUAKE (WAHIDA, TASHA, HAFIZHAH, ATIKAH)

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LAB REPORT 5 : CASE STUDY OF EARTHQUAKE (WAHIDA, TASHA, HAFIZHAH, ATIKAH)

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EARTHQUAKE REPORT FAZEERA, SYAHIRAH, HUDA HUSNA

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EARTHQUAKE REPORT FAZEERA, SYAHIRAH, HUDA HUSNA

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ZATUL_FATHIAH_SYAFIQAH

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ALIANA, FAZIRA, AMALINA

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ANIS, FIRDAUS, SUZIANI

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Assalamualaikum cl;ass, Salam ramadhan and happy fasting :)

Your task today is to explore new open software called as GeoDA
You may download the software from the website http://geodacenter.github.io/download_windows.html
In this exploration, you may use various data provided by GeoDA , here is the link https://geodacenter.github.io/data-and-lab/
Choose any subject which you think  interesting for the exploration.
I attached the manual to open data in GeoDA. As usual, you are required to prepare a report not more than 10 pages . Your report may contain the functions of each component in the toolbars from GeoDA software.THE SUBMISSION  DUE IS BY 17 MAY 2019.

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Daus suzi anis

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Assalamualaikum class,

Lab practical 3D GIS:
As usual, you are required to prepare a report not more than 10 pages . THE SUBMISSION DUE IS BY 24th May 2019.

For beginner you can try this tutorial
1. http://www.sketchup.com/learn/videos/58
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udhm3yxVinc
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUSTM5_PPOk

In tutorial 3 you can use the data provided below.

If you already boring with sketch up, go to this tutorial (please download the data given. (klcc_1448368285.zip)

https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/3d/3d-cities/3d-city-base-layers/introduction-to-3d-city.htm

but before that familiar yourself with this first

https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/cityengine/latest/tutorials/tutorial-1-essential-skills.htm

Good Luck

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LAB REPORT 7 - 3D MAPPING USING SKETCHUP (WAHIDA,HAFIZHAH, TASHA, ATIKAH)

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LAB REPORT 7 - 3D MAPPING USING SKETCHUP (WAHIDA,HAFIZHAH, TASHA, ATIKAH)

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GEODA EXPLORATION REPORT FAZEERA, SYAHIRAH, HUDA HUSNA

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GEODA EXPLORATION REPORT FAZEERA, SYAHIRAH, HUDA HUSNA

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IKHWAN,ZAINUNDIN,NIK AHMAD FARIS

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AMALINA, ALIANA, FAZIRA

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(WAHIDA,HAFIZHAH, TASHA, ATIKAH)

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ZATUL_FATHIAH_SYAFIQAH

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3D MAPPING USING SKETCH UP REPORT FAZEERA, SYAHIRAH, HUDA HUSNA

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3D MAPPING USING SKETCH UP REPORT FAZEERA, SYAHIRAH, HUDA HUSNA

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REPORT LAB 7 (3D MAPPING USING SKETCH UP)

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REPORT LAB 7 (3D MAPPING USING SKETCH UP)

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ZATUL_FATHIAH_SYAFIQAH

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fazira, aliana, amalina

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ikhwan, zanunndin, Nik