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Comprehensive GIS Workflows for Effective Conservation Management

Learn about GIS workflows for updating features, editing, conducting spatial analysis, cartography, and sharing using tools like ArcGIS Pro and Web AppBuilder for Hamilton County Land Trust projects. Includes guidance on acquiring conservation easements, map design, and resources for further learning.

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Comprehensive GIS Workflows for Effective Conservation Management

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  1. Learning Common GIS Workflows Rudy Prosser & Michael Sarhan

  2. Common GIS workflows Getting things done • Geodatabase • Updating feature classes • Editing • Set the editing environment • Analysis • Spatial analysis framework • Cartography • Map design workflow • Sharing • Web maps with ArcGIS Pro • Web apps with Web AppBuilder Start Inputs Actions Results End

  3. Scenario • Hamilton County Land Trust • GIS volunteers • Remotely located • Training new volunteers Rudy HCLT Michael

  4. Geodata

  5. Updating feature classes Receive updateddata Receive updated datasets Receive updateddatasets Delete existingfeatures Delete existingdatasets Delete existingdatasets Truncate tool Append updated features Copy updated datasets into place Copy updated datasets into place Append tool Updated geodatabase Updated geodatabase Updated geodatabase

  6. Sharing

  7. Sharing a layer package to ArcGIS Online

  8. Editing

  9. Setting the editing environment Editing environment Start an edit session Start an edit session Choose the workspace Choose feature template & construction tool Set editing properties & options Create new feature Create new feature Add or edit attributes Add or edit attributes Save edits Save edits

  10. Analysis

  11. Spatial analysis framework

  12. The analysis Question: What are the projected costs of acquiring conservation easements on candidate parcels within the HCLT acquisition area? Data: Parcels within the HCLT acquisition area Method: Run a model to randomly assign costs to candidate parcels and sum the total. Perform: Run the HCLT Acquisition Model

  13. Cartography

  14. Web map design workflow

  15. Share web map with ArcGIS Pro

  16. Share web app with Web AppBuilder

  17. Conclusion

  18. GIS workflows covered • Geodatabase • Updating feature classes • Editing • Set the editing environment • Analysis • Spatial analysis framework • Cartography • Map design workflow • Sharing • Web maps with ArcGIS Pro • Web apps with Web AppBuilder Start Inputs Actions Results End

  19. Resources for when you get home • ArcGIS for Server tutorials • Publishing a map service • Cartography • Mapping Center (mappingcenter.esri.com) • Cartographer’s Favorites • Web AppBuilder • ArcGIS for Desktop tutorials • Editing tutorial (5 parts) • Building a geodatabase tutorial (8 parts) • ArcGIS for Server tutorials • Publishing a map service • Analysis • Analysis and geoprocessing community • ArcGIS for Desktop Help • Sharing data through packaging

  20. Thank you! Please fill out an evaluation Rudy Prosser GISP CTT+ Instructor, Esri Michael Sarhan CTT+ Instructor, Esri

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