Data Analysis Techniques

Analyze a single variable (i.e. pie chart, histogram)
Analyze two variables
Relate two variables to each other across time (i.e. column-line graph)
Use formulas to simplify calculations (i.e. averaging a column of data)
Graph data in "real-time" (setting up a graph, erasing the data, and leaving a template)
Import data from a table and format in columns (i.e. text to columns feature)
Export data into different formats (i.e. comma separated values, csv) as a preparation step for using the data in a GIS

Measure distance and area on an image
Save and export measurements so they can be graphed in Excel
Annotate an image
Adjust the brightness and contrast of an image
Analyze the frequency distribution of the pixels in an image (i.e. histogram)
Animate a series of images
Create an animation from an image montage
Select pixels in an image that fall within a specific range of pixel values (i.e.thresholding)

Layer GIS data (in point, line, or area format) appropriately to build a GIS map
Turn GIS data layers on and off or move layers up and down on a GIS map
Add image data to a GIS map
Identify features on a GIS map
Select features on a GIS map
Sort and select records of an attribute table linked to a GIS map
Change the projection of a GIS map
Import lat/long data into a GIS
Query GIS data to find features matching a given criteria
Buffer GIS data to find features within a distance of other features