Problem:  Create a map that displays the soils theme based on the taxonomic category
of soil type using the "unique values" symbolizing method and a yellow/gold/brown
color scheme.

Procedure Log:

Data:  ArcView shapefiles provided by Schenck Forest:

	roads.shp - roads built within Schenck Forest (lines)
	streams.shp - streams that run through Schenck Forest (lines)
	soils.shp - soils present within boundaries of Schenck Forest (polygons)

	map units for all shapefiles:  feet

Select the Road that Encircles within Schenck Forest and find the value contained in the
ROADS_ID field:

	Target layer:  roads.shp
	Method:  Right Click on the Roads Layer.
		 Select the Open Attributes Table.
		 Left Click on the Record that Highlights the Road Encircled within
		 the Schenck Forest in the ArcMap Display.
		 View the ROADS_ID field to see what value it displays.
	Result:  The value in the ROADS_ID field is 10.

Select the Soil Polygon located at the southern tip of the Schenck Forest and find the
value contained in the HYDRIC field:

	Target layer:  soils.shp
	Method:  Right Click on the Soils Layer.
		 Select the Open Attributes Table.
		 Left Click on the Record that Highlights the Soil Polygon located
		 at the southern tip of the Schenck Forest in the ArcMap Display.
		 View the HYDRIC field to see what value it displays.
	Result:  The value in the HYDRIC field is B.

Use Select by Attributes to determine the number of soil polygons that have an area
greater than 130,000.

	Target layer:  soils.shp
	Method:  Create a new selection
	Selection expression:  "AREA" > 130000.00
	Result:  20 records selected in soils.shp

Use Select by Attributes to determine the number of soil polygons that have a perimeter
less than 2,000.

	Target layer:  soils.shp
	Method:  Create a new selection
	Selection expression:  "PERIMETER" < 2000.000
	Result:  31 records selected in soils.shp

Use Select by Attributes to determine the number of soil polygons that are classified
in the Chewaica taxonomic category.

	Target layer:  soils.shp
	Method:  Create a new selection
	Selection expression:  "TYPE_NAME" = 'Chewacla'
	Result:  8 records selected in soils.shp

Use Select by Attributes to determine the total area of soil polygons that have a
slope value of "2-6, eroded".

	Target layer:  soils.shp
	Method:  Create a new selection
	Selection expression:  "SLOPE" = '2-6, eroded'
	Result:  7 Records selected in soils.shp
	Method:  Click on the Selected Button located at the bottom of the
	"Selected Attributes of soils" display.
	Right Click on the "Area" Button at the top of the "Area" column".
	Select "Statistics".  In the "Selection Statistics of soils" Display,
	find the value located beside the "Sum:" string.
	Result:  The total area of soil polygons with a SLOPE value of "2-6, eroded"
	is 2069096.747000 feet.

Use the "Measure" icon located on the "Tools" Toolbar to find the approximate distance, in
FEET, from the northern-most to the southern-most edge of the Schenck Forest.
	
	Target layer:  soils.shp
	Method:  Click on the "Measure" icon located on the "Tools" Toolbar.
	Click once on the northern-most edge of the Schenck Forest.
	Double-click on the southern-most edge of the Schenck Forest.
	Read the Segment Total located on the ArcMap Status Bar.
	Result:  The total length between the northern-most and southern-most edges of the Schenck Forest
	is 5742.776941 feet.

Use the "Measure" icon located on the "Tools" Toolbar to find the approximate distance, in
KILOMETERS, from the eastern-most to the western-most edge of the Schenck Forest.
	
	Target layer:  soils.shp
	Method:  Right-click on the word "Layers" (in bold face).
	Select Properties.
	Click the tab labeled "General".
	In the Drop-Down Menu located beside "Map:" in the Units box, select "Kilometers".
	Click the "OK" Icon.
	Click on the "Measure" icon located on the "Tools" Toolbar.
	Click once on the eastern-most edge of the Schenck Forest.
	Double-click on the western-most edge of the Schenck Forest.
	Read the Segment Total located on the ArcMap Status Bar.
	Result:  The total length between the eastern-most and western-most edges of the Schenck Forest
	is 4785.405253.