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Presentation OutlinePresentation OutlinePresentation OutlinePresentation Outline1. Getting Started
OverviewOverviewInstalling and Starting ArcGIS Explorer
2. ArcGIS Explorer BasicsExplanation of Important Icons and ToolsSetting Map CoordinatesCreating a MapCreating a MapNavigating MapsAdding Data to MapIdentifying Attributes of FeaturesChanging Appearance of FeaturesMeasuringAdding NotesSaving Maps
Presentation Outline (cont.)Presentation Outline (cont.)Presentation Outline (cont.)Presentation Outline (cont.)Presentation Outline (cont.)Presentation Outline (cont.)Presentation Outline (cont.)Presentation Outline (cont.)3. Expanding on ArcGIS Explorer
Emailing MapsEmailing MapsPrinting MapsAnalysis ToolsAdd-Ins
4. Example& C f5. Additional Resources & Contact Information
6. Questions and Feedback
Overview: What isOverview: What is ArcGISArcGIS Explorer?Explorer?Overview: What isOverview: What is ArcGISArcGIS Explorer?Explorer?
ArcGIS Explorer is a free virtual globe that lets you explore the world
Overview: What is Overview: What is ArcGISArcGIS Explorer?Explorer?Overview: What is Overview: What is ArcGISArcGIS Explorer?Explorer?
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ArcGIS Explorer lets you:C t M E l M P t MCreate Maps, Explore Maps, Present MapsAdd your own data to your mapsCombine your data with free data from EsriC t i b ddi h t t id d thCustomize your maps by adding photos, reports, videos, and other information
Installing ArcGIS Explorer 1500Installing ArcGIS Explorer 1500Installing ArcGIS Explorer 1500Installing ArcGIS Explorer 1500Installing ArcGIS Explorer 1500Installing ArcGIS Explorer 1500Installing ArcGIS Explorer 1500Installing ArcGIS Explorer 1500http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/explorer/download.html
Download:Microsoft .NET Framework 3.1 Service Pack 1 (if not already installed)ArcGIS Explorer
Run the DownloadChoose to create a Desktop IconSave program to desired location
Open ArcGIS Explorer usingDesktop Icon
Important Icons and ToolsImportant Icons and ToolsImportant Icons and ToolsImportant Icons and Tools
Ribbon
Important Icons and Tools (cont.)Important Icons and Tools (cont.)Important Icons and Tools (cont.)Important Icons and Tools (cont.)Important Icons and Tools (cont.)Important Icons and Tools (cont.)Important Icons and Tools (cont.)Important Icons and Tools (cont.)ArcGIS Explorer Button – replaces the File menu and is located
in the upper-left corner of the application
Find Button – moves the map so that the center of the display is at the specified locationp
Measure Button – measures distances, areas, and locations of specified points on the map
View Button – assigns a name to the current view allowing you to return to that view at a later time
Link Button – creates a link to a Web page, document, picture, or program
Important Icons and Tools (cont.)Important Icons and Tools (cont.)Important Icons and Tools (cont.)Important Icons and Tools (cont.)Notes – create a note at the center of the map display
(Target), a point on the map (Point), a line on the map (Line), or an area on the map (Area)area on the map (Area)
Basemap Gallery – choose a basemap for your map
Add Content – allows you to add to your map geodatabasedata, raster data, shapefiles, KML files, online data, etc.
Analysis – runs an analysis tool
Contents Window Button – shows the Contents WindowManage Layers Button – allows you to manage layers in
the Manage Layers Dialog Boxthe Manage Layers Dialog BoxZoom To Button – allows you to zoom the map to a specific
zoom level
Contents WindowContents WindowContents WindowContents WindowContents WindowContents WindowContents WindowContents WindowShows the contents (layers) of your map
Selected Layer
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WHAT ARE LAYERS?A layer is a spatial dataset containing a common feature typeTurn layers on/off (visible/not visible) with check boxesMange which layers are on top/bottom in the Manage Layers Dialog Box
Layer On
Setting Map CoordinatesSetting Map CoordinatesSetting Map CoordinatesSetting Map CoordinatesSetting Map CoordinatesSetting Map CoordinatesSetting Map CoordinatesSetting Map CoordinatesSelect the Display tabChoose the coordinate system to use in the Coordinates listy
<More> StatePlane NAD1983Feet NAD1983StatePlaneTexasNorthCentralFIPS4202Feet
Specify the distance units by choosing an item from the Distance listSpecify the distance units by choosing an item from the Distance listFeet, Miles
Making & Navigating MapsMaking & Navigating MapsMaking & Navigating MapsMaking & Navigating MapsMaking & Navigating Maps Making & Navigating Maps Making & Navigating Maps Making & Navigating Maps Making a New Map:
Click the ArcGIS Explorer ButtonpSelect New
Click Find buttonType in desired location (state, city, address, coordinates, etc.)
Navigating the Map:Navigating the Map:Use mouse or Navigation Controlfound on the bottom left of map
Adding Data: Geodatabase DataAdding Data: Geodatabase DataAdding Data: Geodatabase DataAdding Data: Geodatabase DataAdding Data: Geodatabase DataAdding Data: Geodatabase DataAdding Data: Geodatabase DataAdding Data: Geodatabase Data
Click Add Content buttonScroll to and click Geodatabase Data Browse for the location of the GeodatabaseSelect the desired datasetsSelect the desired datasetsClick Add
Adding Data:Adding Data:Sh filSh fil R t & GPSR t & GPSAdding Data:Adding Data:Sh filSh fil R t & GPSR t & GPSShapefilesShapefiles, Raster, & GPS, Raster, & GPSShapefilesShapefiles, Raster, & GPS, Raster, & GPS
Click Add Content ButtonScroll to and click either Shapefiles, Raster Data, or GPS Data Filesdepending on the type of file you would like to add to the map Browse for the desired fileClick OpenpData will be added to map
AddingAdding Data: Layer PackagesData: Layer PackagesAddingAdding Data: Layer PackagesData: Layer Packagesgg y gy ggg y gy g
Click Add Content ButtonSelect ArcGIS LayersBrowse for the desired layer packageClick OpenClick OpenLayer package will be added to your map
• Right click on the layer package in the Contents window• Click Show Legend
This will show you the legend for the selected layer• This will show you the legend for the selected layerpackage
Adding Data: GIS ServicesAdding Data: GIS ServicesAdding Data: GIS ServicesAdding Data: GIS ServicesAdding Data: GIS ServicesAdding Data: GIS ServicesAdding Data: GIS ServicesAdding Data: GIS Services
Servers let you add data to your maps using the Internety y p gAutomatically retrieves data from the service over the Internet each time that layer is drawn, saving you from having to store and manage the data yourselfyIt's important to know the URL of the data source!SEE PROVIDED LIST OF AVAILABLE SERVERS
Click Add Content buttonScroll to and click GIS ServicesChoose the server type from the drop list and type in the URLClick Next, choose a service from the list, and then click Add Service, ,
Adding Data: Online DataAdding Data: Online DataAdding Data: Online DataAdding Data: Online DataAdding Data: Online DataAdding Data: Online DataAdding Data: Online DataAdding Data: Online DataClick Add Content ButtonScroll to and click ArcGIS OnlineYour Web browser will automatically bring up the ArcGIS website
Note: You must first register with the website before you can add data to your mapdata to your map
Identifying Attributes of FeaturesIdentifying Attributes of FeaturesIdentifying Attributes of FeaturesIdentifying Attributes of FeaturesIdentifying Attributes of FeaturesIdentifying Attributes of FeaturesIdentifying Attributes of FeaturesIdentifying Attributes of FeaturesZoom to and left click on the desired feature on the map
The feature layer must be turned on to identify the feature’s attributesIf multiple features are identified, or if features in more than one layer are returned, then the multiple hits window will appear
Select a feature from the list to display the attributes To re-open the multiple hits window, click
Changing Feature AppearanceChanging Feature AppearanceChanging Feature AppearanceChanging Feature AppearanceChanging Feature AppearanceChanging Feature AppearanceChanging Feature AppearanceChanging Feature Appearance
Select the feature whose appearance you want to change from the pp y gContents windowGo to the Appearance tab
MeasuringMeasuringMeasuringMeasuringMeasuringMeasuringMeasuringMeasuring
Click the Measure buttonDialog box will appearMeasuring Lines:
ClickClickFrom the drop-down list, choose thedesired dimensionsLeft click the starting point of the lineLeft click the starting point of the lineon the mapDouble click to end the lineYou can add the line to your map by clickingYou can add the line to your map by clickingAdd to Map in the Measure Dialog Box
Measuring (cont.)Measuring (cont.)Measuring (cont.)Measuring (cont.)Measuring (cont.)Measuring (cont.)Measuring (cont.)Measuring (cont.)Measuring Areas:
ClickFrom the drop-down list, choose thedesired dimensionsLeft click the map at the starting point of the area to be measuredp g pLeft click the map on a second point of the area to be measuredContinue clicking points on the map that define the area’s boundariesDouble click to end the area
YOU MUST DEFINE AT LEAST THREE POINTS! You can add the area to your map by clicking Add to Map in the Measure Dialog Box
Finding Coordinate Information:ClickLeft click a point on the map for which you would like coordinate infoAdd the point to your map by clicking Add to Map
Adding NotesAdding NotesAdding NotesAdding NotesAdding NotesAdding NotesAdding NotesAdding NotesChoose the type of note
1. Targetg2. Point3. Line4. Area
Select the area on map where you want the note to appearGive the note a title and description
You can edit the note later by clicking in the note pop-up windowwindow
Saving MapsSaving MapsSaving MapsSaving MapsSaving MapsSaving MapsSaving MapsSaving Maps
Save As TypesypDefault Map
Map you will see each time ArcGIS Explorer is opened
New BasemapWill go into the basemap gallery
New ArcGIS Explorer Map
SAVE OFTEN!
Printing MapsPrinting MapsPrinting MapsPrinting MapsPrinting MapsPrinting MapsPrinting MapsPrinting MapsClick the ArcGIS Explorer Button and then click Print.
Note: If you need to add other map surrounds and information to the printed output you may be better served by copying the current view to the Clipboard and pasting it into an application whose documents accept bitmaps and use its printing capabilitiesinto an application whose documents accept bitmaps and use its printing capabilities.
Emailing MapsEmailing MapsEmailing MapsEmailing MapsEmailing MapsEmailing MapsEmailing MapsEmailing Maps
Sending Optionsg pEntire MapCurrent View of Map as Email Attachment
To Email a map with specific layers and notes visible:Select the desired layers, notes, etc. in the Contents windowSelect the Tools tabSelect the Tools tabClick Email
Analysis Tools: Adding a BufferAnalysis Tools: Adding a BufferAnalysis Tools: Adding a BufferAnalysis Tools: Adding a BufferAnalysis Tools: Adding a BufferAnalysis Tools: Adding a BufferAnalysis Tools: Adding a BufferAnalysis Tools: Adding a Buffer
Click the Analysis buttonSelect the Buffer Point analysis toolA dialog box will appearClick or type the location in the dialog boxClick or type the location in the dialog boxClick the location to buffer on the mapType in a buffer distance in the dialog boxS l t di iSelect a dimensionClick RunThe buffer point will automatically be added to the map
Analysis Tools: Adding a Buffer (cont )Analysis Tools: Adding a Buffer (cont )Analysis Tools: Adding a Buffer (cont )Analysis Tools: Adding a Buffer (cont )Analysis Tools: Adding a Buffer (cont.)Analysis Tools: Adding a Buffer (cont.)Analysis Tools: Adding a Buffer (cont.)Analysis Tools: Adding a Buffer (cont.)
100 ft buffer
Downloading AddDownloading Add--InsInsDownloading AddDownloading Add--InsInsDownloading AddDownloading Add InsInsDownloading AddDownloading Add InsInsDownload Feature Labeler
http://www arcgis com/home/ihttp://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=856431c3611b4ffa847938906a5ea43d
Download other add-ins including Street Viewer
http://www.esri.com/software/mapping_for_everyone/explorer/add-ins.html
Save add-Ins to desired l tilocation
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Click the ArcGIS Explorer Options buttonp p
Select the Resources tab
Click Add Ins buttonClick Add-Ins buttonFrom this location you can addor remove add-insT dd Cli k Add d b fTo add: Click Add and browse for the location of the desired add-inTo remove: Select the add-in to
d li k Rremove and click RemoveThese changes will not be seenuntil ArcGIS Explorer is restarted
Street Viewer AddStreet Viewer Add--InInStreet Viewer AddStreet Viewer Add--InInStreet Viewer AddStreet Viewer Add InInStreet Viewer AddStreet Viewer Add InIn
Go to the Add-Ins tab and select Street ViewerClick
Click on the map location where you would like to see the street viewp yNavigate the street view using the navigation control in the pop-up window or using the mouse
Feature Labeler AddFeature Labeler Add--InInFeature Labeler AddFeature Labeler Add--InInFeature Labeler AddFeature Labeler Add InInFeature Labeler AddFeature Labeler Add InIn
Select the feature you want to label from the Contents windowy
Go to the Add Ins tab and select Feature LabelerGo to the Add-Ins tab and select Feature Labeler
A dialog box will pop up allowing you to choose a field whose values t d l b lyou want used as labels
Click the Settings button to specify the folder where you want the file saved
Saved as .kml files
Click Label Features
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Additional ResourcesAdditional ResourcesAdditional ResourcesAdditional ResourcesAdditional ResourcesAdditional ResourcesAdditional ResourcesAdditional ResourcesOnline Help:
http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisexplorer/1500/en/index.html#welcome_pagp p g p _p ge.htm\http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/explorer/index.htmlhttp://www.cdqa.org/docs/Mapmaking_with_ArcGIS_Explorer.pdfhttp://training.esri.com/acb2000/showdetl.cfm?DID=6&Product_ID=961
Contacts:Alan Plummer Associates, Inc. – 817.806.1700
Valerie LemmonsSarah SeamandsAdam Rose