Introduction to GIS and Arc GIS How a
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Introduction to GIS and Arc. GIS How a GIS works Introduction to Arc. GIS 1
A GIS integrates five basic components software methods hardware data people 2
Data 3
Types of datasets Vector formats (“feature classes”) Points Lines (”arcs”) Polygons 4
Types of datasets Raster formats Matrices of square cells (grids, pixels) 5
Types of datasets Attribute tables: tables of data describing spatial features 6
Methods 7
Basic GIS Functions Capture Store Query Analyze Display Output 8
Capturing data Digital images Paper maps GIS GPS output Coordinate lists 9
Query Identifying specific features Where is parcel No. 2945? Identifying features based on conditions Find all trees with DBH > 35 cm 10
Analysis Proximity : which roads are within a 100 ft from a stream Overlay: combines the features of two or more layers to create a new layer (intersections, unions…) Network: examines how linear features are connected 11
Analysis 12
Analysis 13
Display Maps Graphs Reports/Tables 14
Examples of GIS maps surface drapes & 3 -D modeling 15
Examples of GIS generated maps detailed topographic maps 16
Output Paper map Internet Image (cc. jpg, cc. pdf) Document (cc. mxd) Poster 17
How a GIS works Introduction to Arc. GIS 18
What is Arc. GIS? Arc. GIS Clients Arc. Reader E X T E N S I O N S Arc. GIS Desktop Arc. GIS Engine Arc. Info Custom Application Arc. Editor Arc. View Components Arc. Pad E X T E N S I O N S Web Browser Arc. Objects Network Arc. GIS Server Application/Data Servers Arc. IMS Arc. SDE RDBMS 19
Arc. GIS Desktop Products Arc. Info Arc. Editor Arc. View Increased Functionality 20
The history of ESRI products Arc. Info Arc. View Arc. GIS Arc. View Arc. Info Arc. Editor time 21
All Arc. GIS products share common applications Arc. Info Arc. Editor Arc. View Arc. Catalog-window to database Arc. Map-displaying 22 Arc. Toolbox-geographic processing functions
What is unique about Arc. GIS? • GUI (Graphic User Interface) • Customization • Extensions & Programming to Increase Functionality • Scalability 23
GUI Beware: The Arc. GIS GUI is complicated and manylayered. There is no command-line control; all automation must be scripted. 24
Customization & Programming • Many functions are not available from the GUI • Custom functions and operations can be created with various programming languages • Repetitive tasks can be automated • New functions and operations can be added to the GUI menus, buttons, and tools • Entire new applications can be developed • But: Scripting is not easy to learn 25
Extensions -> Increase Functionality § Functionality not included in the core Arc. GIS product can increase productivity § Some extensions are built-in, but just need to be enabled § Other extensions are available for free (web); some are available for sale § We will be using several extensions during the course 26
Arc. GIS Desktop Scalability Arc. Info Custom Application Arc. Editor Arc. Reader Arc. View Arc. Pad Web Browser Arc. Objects Network Arc. GIS Server The Arc. GIS suite contains Arc. IMS Arc. SDE RDBMS §Desktop application (we will be using this quarter) §Data server application (Arc. SDE) §Application servers (Arc. GIS Server) §Internet mapping servers (Arc. IMS) 27
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Ecological Applications: Vol. 17, No. 3, pp. 791– 805 ASSESSING THE RISK OF IGNITION IN THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST WITHIN A MODELING FRAMEWORK OF FIRE THREAT Tatiana V. Loboda and Ivan A. Csiszar 29
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Homework • Read: “What is Arc. GIS 9” “Exploring the Arc. GIS interface” “Arc. GIS GUI” “Arc. GIS modules” • Do: Assignment 1 and submit with “Collect-it” • Check E-post regularly 36
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