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    <title>Customization contour line generated with conditional parameter using python and arcgis</title>
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    <namePart>Muhammad Akram Mohamad A’sim</namePart>
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  <abstract>Topographic maps have been widely used in various fields such as recreational  activities, engineering, construction, agriculture, and safety operations. With a lot of  features included in topographic maps like contour lines, legends, waterbodies, and manmade structures, users may read and interpret the maps easily. This study will focus on  determining, analysing, and proposing points and discontinued contour lines by a certain  parameter (30 metres), including generating output that can be loaded in ArcGIS. ArcGIS  and Python are used in this study to conduct data preparation and analysis. A contour  lines map in shapefile format provided by MySpatial is used to complete this study.A few  labelling processes are required to extract important attributes to be analysed in Python.  To satisfy the objectives, distance between pairs of points is determined by using the  Euclidean distance formula to determine the proposed points and discontinued contour line by certain parameters. As a result, a new customised contour line map was generated  with the proposed new points that marked a significant gap between contour lines and  discontinued contour lines. From 469 points, there are 154 points that are deleted after  importing analysed data into ArcGIS. 32.84% points are deleted because of having  distance less than defined parametres. There are only four additional points plotted on the  new customised contour line map in total. When the distance between a pair of points  exceeds the defined threshold, an additional point is proposed. The additional points on  the map indicate that there is a significant gap between contour lines to generate new  customised contour lines map. From the new customised contour lines map, farmers like  the owner of an oil palm plantation can make data-driven decisions about constructing  terraces, leading to increased revenue and profit.</abstract>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Muhammad Akram Bin Mohamad A’sim</note>
  <note>Center for Mathematical Sciences</note>
  <note>Bachelor of Applied Science In Data Analytics With Honour -- Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2023</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references</note>
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  <identifier type="isbn">THE0010033 (Local)</identifier>
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