Migrating from ArcMap to ArcGIS®

Pro

Migrating from ArcMap toArcGIS® Pro

STUDENT EDITION

1 Getting started with ArcGIS Pro

2 Building ArcGIS Pro projects

Table of ContentsEsri resources for your organization

Course introduction

Course introductionCourse goalsInstalling the course dataTraining Services account credentialsIcons used in this workbookUnderstanding the ArcGIS platform

Lesson introductionArcGIS Pro interfaceArcGIS Pro and the ArcGIS platformArcGIS Pro characteristicsArcGIS Pro structureComparing ArcGIS Pro with ArcMapExercise 1: Explore ArcGIS Pro functionality

Create a projectAdd a map and layersNavigate the mapModify layer symbologySelect and explore featuresSelect features by attributesSelect features by location

Answers to Lesson 1 questions

Lesson introductionComparing structure and functionalityMap documents and projectsProject templatesExercise 2: Import an ArcMap document

Import a map document into ArcGIS ProExplore the imported documentAdd a folder connectionAdd stylesCreate a project templateApply a project template

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3 Sharing resources using ArcGIS Pro

4 Editing features and attributes

Lesson reviewAnswers to Lesson 2 questions

Lesson introductionWhat is a portal?Sharing with ArcGIS ProSharing options in ArcMap and ArcGIS ProWhere to share resourcesArcGIS Online resourcesChoosing a sharing optionExercise 3: Share items using ArcGIS Pro

Create a layer packageAnalyze and share a layer packageCreate and share a web layerCreate and share a web mapAccess shared content in ArcGIS ProView shared items in ArcGIS Online

Using tasks to share processesLesson reviewAnswers to Lesson 3 questions

Lesson introductionSchema reviewArcGIS Pro editing environmentExercise 4A: Edit schema

Create a projectCreate a feature classModify fieldsCreate a domainApply a domain to a fieldCreate subtypes

Review of schema editing conceptsEditing reviewBasic editingExercise 4B: Edit features and attributes

Find the area of interestPrepare the editing environmentCreate features using measurementsUpdate attributesCreate a feature by tracing

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5 Creating maps with vector data

6 Displaying raster data

Modify verticesCalculate a fieldDigitize a lake polygon

Group feature templatesLesson reviewAnswers to Lesson 4 questions

Lesson introductionSymbology reviewSymbolizing layersExercise 5A: Modify layer properties and display options

Create a map and add layersChange layer display propertiesSymbolize using unique valuesSymbolize using graduated colorsChange classification propertiesSymbolize a line layerSymbolize a point layerSet scale-based symbolsSet scale ranges for layers

Exercise reviewLabelingExercise 5B: Label features

Set basic labeling propertiesSet scale ranges for labelsCreate label classes

CheckpointVector tile layersExercise 5C: Create and share a vector tile package

View map propertiesBuild vector tilesAdd a tile package to a new mapChallenge: Share a vector tile package

Lesson reviewAnswers to Lesson 5 questionsExercise 5C challenge solution

Lesson introductionRaster displayRaster functions

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7 Working with 3D data

8 Performing analysis

Displaying raster dataExercise 6: Symbolize rasters and use raster functions

Modify raster symbologyApply raster functions to modify the displayCreate a function chainInterpolate surfaces to visualize point dataCreate a map package

Lesson reviewAnswers to Lesson 6 questions

Lesson introduction3D for display and analysisLocal and global scenesChoose the correct type of sceneScene elevation sourceDisplaying data in 3DExercise 7: Visualize data in 3D

Add a map and layersConvert a map to a sceneAdd an elevation sourceDisplay vector layers in 3DExtrude the structures layer

Exercise reviewUsing a rule package to create 3D featuresLesson reviewAnswers to Lesson 7 questions

Lesson introductionArcGIS Pro analysis environmentUse ArcMap resources in ArcGIS ProExercise 8A: Perform spatial analysis

Import a map documentCreate a modelSelect the countyAdd the Clip tool to the modelAdd the Intersect tool to the modelAdd the Spatial Join tool to the modelAdd the Erase tool and run the modelExplore and symbolize the surge layerSelect shelter candidates 5 kilometers from the storm surge

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9 Moving to ArcGIS Pro

Symbolize schools based on storm surgeExercise reviewMap layoutsExercise 8B: Create a map layout

Prepare the map pageAdd a map frame and titleAdd a north arrowAdd a scale barAdd a legendAdd a gridAdd another layout to the projectShare the layout

Lesson reviewAnswers to Lesson 8 questions

Lesson introductionHow to perform tasks in ArcGIS ProReasons to migrate to ArcGIS ProAnswers to Lesson 9 questions

Appendices

Appendix A: Esri data license agreementAppendix B: Answers to lesson review questionsAppendix C: Additional resourcesAppendix D: Lesson stories

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