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Making Maps Online with ArcGIS

Making Maps Online with ArcGIS.com. Michael Howser Undergraduate Education & GIS Librarian and Connecticut State Data Center Coordinator. What is ArcGIS.com?. Web-based map creation interface Enables collaborative map creation Users can contribute data to share via ArcGIS.com Free!.

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Making Maps Online with ArcGIS

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  1. Making Maps Online with ArcGIS.com Michael HowserUndergraduate Education & GIS Librarian and Connecticut State Data Center Coordinator

  2. What is ArcGIS.com? • Web-based map creation interface • Enables collaborative map creation • Users can contribute data to share via ArcGIS.com • Free!

  3. Mobile Applications • ArcGIS mobile application is available for iPhone, iPad and Android • Enables connection to ArcGIS Servers (10.x)

  4. Importing Data • Data formats supported include: • Spreadsheets (.csv, .txt) • Shapefiles (.zip) – WGS84 projection • GPS files (GPX)

  5. Adding Text Files • Note: The file needs to contain one pair of the latitude and longitude fields in the following format:

  6. Adding Data from the Web • Data can be imported from the following: • ArcGIS Server Web Service • OGC Web Service (WMS) • KML file (Google Earth)

  7. Let’s Explore! ArcGIS.com

  8. Questions? Map and Geographic Information Center – MAGIC & Connecticut State Data Center at the University of Connecticut Libraries369 Fairfield Way Phone: 860-486-4589 E-mail: magic@uconn.edu or ctsdc@uconn.edu

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