Itemize the procedures for producing digital survey map.what is an expert system?
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I can't help you with the survey map, but I can tell you that an expert system is a computer program designed to ask a sequence of questions about a problem and then somehow provide a solution for it based on the answers. For example, a medical expert system might ask for details about a patient's temperature, pulse rate, blood pressure and other symptoms and then try and use the answers to predict what disease the patient has.
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Go to Mapquest and ask.
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There are many great online resources, and Google Maps is only one of them. Also see:\nhttp://www.nationalgeographic.com/\nhttp://terraserver.microsoft.com/\nhttp://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/\nhttp://www.academicinfo.net/geogmapslib.html
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don't you have an atlas?
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I personally would use a genetic algorithm software program to assess the best places to drill for oil, specific mineral deposits, etc. (Choose one thing to look for).  Accumulate the massive data that is available (satellite imagery, topological information, health statistics, etc.) and input this information along with known locations of the item you are researching.  The genetic algorithm program will output the key criteria that are correlated with your search.  Use that criteria to search for undiscovered resource sites.\nI know this technique works -- I use it for my job.  Good luck!
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System for transforming raw data into information that can be used in decision making.
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Use the "character map" accessory.
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Diamond-Square is a great height-map generation algorithm. It's kind of cool that something that simple could create realistic landscapes.
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like best foods, hotels, tourists, sight-seeing, restaurants, it is easy to do it in microsoft publisher - brochures.  is it geograpy homework? it shouldnt be hard for ya. ask ur friends for help.
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Mapping.  More directly mapping the world in way computers can use.\n\nMapquest and population displays are two examples
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try\n\nwww.mapquest.com
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A very good atlas, such as National Geographic's Atlas of the World.  Your library should have a good selection of atlases in the reference section.  Need it tonight?  Try here:\n\nwww.nationalgeographic.com/maps\n\nCheck out the entire website, though - not just the maps.
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http://www.mbarron.net/Amazon/bigmap.htm\n\ntake a look...lots there.
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Tools\nInternet Options\nContent\nAuto Complete\nClear Forms
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Topographic, geological, road and oceanic chart are just some, if you can think of a good reason to make a map I'll bet someone has (Think of the London underground rail map,)The use of most is inherent in the title ie geological maps show the rocks under your feet (when you can read them,)When you open a map always read the blurb inside it will tell you most of what you need to know.\n Blackdownman.
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You could do either expert-lead evaluations, or user-focussed evaluations. Given that this is an assignment (and i therefore assume you have no budget constraints) then user-focussed testing would be the most effective method. \n\nEssentially you would get a bunch of people you have identified as being current, or possible users of the site (10-12 is normally enough) and then watch them whilst they perform various tasks that you have set them with the site. By asking them to think aloud whilst they go you can see and understand where they are having confusion in the process. \n\nAlternatively you could simply take one or 2 experts to look at the site and do either a heuristic evaluation or a cognitive walkthrough or some such evaluation method. These are all slightly different methodologies but effectively the same thing - some guy who supposedly knows a lot about usability uses the site and gives his expert opinion on where he thinks users might have issues.
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MapInfo Professional will do it, but it's rather expensive.\n\nESRI is even better - but even more expensive.\n\nGood luck...