KEMBAR78
Water resources Engineering GIS KRT.pptx
GIS Application &
Software used in Water
Resources Engineering
1
Prepared By:
Mr. K.R.THANKI
(BE Civil)
LECTURER CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
GOVERNMENT POLY TECHNIC ,
PORBANDAR,GUJARAT-INDIA.
2
Course Outcome :
CO
Number Course Outcome
4350602.1 Explain the importance and principles of Hydrology
4350602.2 Estimate hydrological parameters and apply concepts of it in
the interlinking of rivers
4350602.3
Articulate the basics of Groundwater flow
4350602.4 Calculate reservoir capacity and select suitable storage work for
given site condition.
4350602.5 Design the appropriate rainwater harvesting scheme and
required structures for given Conditions.
3
Unit Outcome :
Unit Unit Outcomes
(UOs)
6.a Understanding the Basic
Concept of GIS 6.b Illustrate
the Uses of GIS in Water
resource engineering 6.c
Describe the Software Used
for GIS application in Water
resource
6.1 Fundamentals of Geographical Information system and
Geospatial data
6.2 List out uses of GIS in water resource Engineering and
give its brief.
6.2.1 Use in the Management of Geospatial data
6.2.2 Flood and Drought Risk Assessment
6.2.3 Mapping of water resources
6.2.4 Groundwater management
6.2.5 Quality analysis of water
6.2.6 Water supply management
6.3 List out software used for GIS application in the water
resource field and its Primary function
6.3.1 Esri ArcGIS/QGIS
6.3.2 HEC RAS
4
Theory Plan :
Sr. No. Description Hrs.
6.1 Fundamentals of Geographical Information system and Geospatial data 1
6.2
List out uses of GIS in water resourceEngineering and give its brief.List out software
used for GIS application in the water resource field and its Primary function
1
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CONTENTS of UNIT :
Introduction
Components of GIS
GIS Data Type
GIS Application in Civil Engineering
Soft wares used for GIS in Water Resources Field
Esri ArcGIS
HEC - GeoRAS
GIS
Introduction :
GIS
Introduction :
GIS
Introduction :
GIS
Introduction :
GIS
Introduction :
GIS
Introduction :
GIS
Introduction :
GIS
Introduction :
GIS
Introduction :
GIS
Introduction :
GIS
Introduction :
GIS
Introduction :
GIS
GIS Application :
GIS
GIS Application :
GIS
GIS Application :
GIS
GIS Application :
Esri ArcGIS :
Esri ArcGIS :
Esri ArcGIS :
Esri ArcGIS :
Esri ArcGIS :
Esri ArcGIS :
Esri ArcGIS :
Esri ArcGIS :
Cloud
Enterprise
Local
• Discover
• Create
• Manage
• Visualize
• Analyze
• Collaborate
Web
Mobile
Desktop
A Complete System for Geographic Information
ArcGIS :
30 Years of GIS Evolution
ArcGIS Has Evolved
Opening geographic knowledge to everyone
ArcView SDE
ARC/INFO
1987 1999
1991 1995 1996 1998
ArcGIS
Server
ArcGIS
Mobile
ArcGIS
Online
2007 2010
Workstation
ARC/INFO
Map-
Objects
ArcIMS
ArcGIS
1980 1982
First User
Conference
2006
2000 2004
ArcPad ArcGIS 10
ArcGIS
•A Complete System for Geographic Information
• Easier
• More Powerful
• Everywhere
ArcGIS
A Complete System for Geographic Information
• Easier
• More Powerful
• Everywhere
• Discover
• Create
• Manage
• Visualize
• Analyze
• Collaborate
• Discover
• Create
• Manage
• Visualize
• Analyze
• Collaborate
Web
Mobile
Desktop
Making GIS Available to Everyone
ArcGIS
A Complete System for Geographic Information
• Easier
• More Powerful
• Everywhere
• Easier
• More Powerful
• Everywhere Cloud
Enterprise
Local
• Discover
• Create
• Manage
• Visualize
• Analyze
• Collaborate
Web
Mobile
Desktop
Making GIS Available to Everyone
ArcGIS
A Complete System for Geographic Information
ArcGIS Addresses Many Common
Workflows
Design and Planning
Modeling and Analysis
Cartographic Design
Collaboration and
Transparency
Asset Management
Situational
Awareness
Field Collection
ArcGIS Is Now Online
Online Elements of ArcGIS
Maps
Applications
Resources
Basemaps Are an Important
Starting Point
Fundamental Part of ArcGIS
Topographic
Streets
Socioeconomic
Imagery
Imagery
Community Basemaps
Authoritative Content Developed and Shared by the GIS Community
Streets
Topographic
Demonstration
Basemap
s
Leveraging ArcGIS Online
• Maps
- Basemaps
- Services
- Layer/Map packages
• Applications
- Mashup & presentation tools
- Web and mobile applications
- Templates
• Resources
- Online storage
- Sharing
- Groups/Collaboration
Demonstration
ArcGIS Is Now
Online
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Opens GIS to Everyone
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
ArcGIS is Online
• Free & ready to use
• Extends your Desktop with content and tools
• A new way to share your maps and knowledge
• Enables participation in an online GIS community
• ArcGIS.com provides access
ArcGIS
Is Easier to Use
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Focused on your productivity
ArcGIS 10: We Listened
Hundreds of Improvements
Web
Clients
Time
Data
Management
Imagery
Use
Usability
Desktop
Mobile
Server
Online
Collaboration
Services
Editing
Mapping
3D
Spatial
Analysis
Workflows
Cloud
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
ArcGIS Desktop Gets Better
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Demonstration
Easier to Use
Desktop
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
New Tools to Maintain
Spatial Data
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Improved Editing
Parcel Management
Template Based
Desktop/Web/
Mobile
Workflo
w
Manage
r
Data Reviewer
Integrated Quality
and Workflow
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Improved Data Management
New
Topology
Rules
Open
API
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Attachments
Geodatabase
Improvements
Demonstration
Improved
Editing
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Better Map Production
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Make Better Maps
Intelligent Map
Elements
1:9,000
Generalization
1:18,000
Generate
Schematics
Map Books
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Automate Map Production with
Python
Update Symbology & Data
On-Demand
Map Books
Overvie
w
Map
Report
Title
Page
Map
Pages
Python
Script
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Demonstration
Better Map
Production
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Getting Information to the
Web
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
ArcGIS Server Gets Easier
Maplex &
Representations
Better Maps on the Web
Animation
Improved Caching
Fast/Scalable
Query Layers
Web Editing
Enabling Community
Involvement
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
ArcGIS Provides New Web
Applications
Flex
Silverlight
Open Web APIs
JavaScript
ArcGIS Mapping
for SharePoint
ArcGIS.com Viewer
Configurable Applications and APIs
ArcGIS Explorer
ArcGIS Viewer for Flex
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Getting Information Into and Out
of the Field
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Providing real-time situational awareness
Field Use Is Expanding Rapidly
Connecting Mobile Workers, the Public . . . Everyone
Desktop
Server
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
ArcGIS on Lightweight Devices
• iPhone/iPad (iOS) available now
• Access shared maps
• Explore, update, and share
Ready-to-Use
Application &
Developer APIs
Android (coming soon)
Windows Phone 7 (coming soon)
BlackBerry (via Esri Partners)
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Now included with ArcGIS Desktop
ArcGIS Mobile
Task-Based Field collection
• Sync data with ArcGIS Server
or Desktop
• Geo-collaborate with co-
workers
• Easier deployment
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Demonstration
ArcGIS
Mobile
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Field Data Collection
• ArcGIS for iOS
- Easy map navigation
- Simple data update
- Free
• ArcGIS Mobile
- Workflow/Task-based collection
- No GIS experience required
- Sync with Desktop or Server
- Included with ArcGIS Desktop
• ArcPad
- Professional GIS data collection
- Ad hoc workflows and analysis
- High-precision collection
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
ArcGIS Improves How
You Use Imagery
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Imagery is core to ArcGIS
GIS Professionals Use Imagery in
Many Ways
For Analyzing Change
In Data Management
In Performing Complex
Analysis
As Basemaps
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
ArcGIS Provides Many New Image
Capabilities
Visualization
Fast Display
Analysis
Many Partners
ITT-Vis, PCI, BAE, etc.
Enhancemen
t Tools
On-the-Fly
Processin
g
Advanced
Processin
g
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Demonstration
Improving How You Use
Imagery
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
ArcGIS Changes How You Manage
Imagery
• Enabling easier updates
• Supports multiple collections
(resolutions, scales, formats,
etc.)
• Time aware Dynamic
Mosaicking
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Demonstration
Improving How You Manage
Imagery
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
What You’ve Seen So Far
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
• ArcGIS is a complete system
• New online capabilities
• Many improvements for your day-to-day tasks
• Mobile use of GIS is expanding
• Imagery is used in many ways in ArcGIS
Ending about 3:00 p.m.
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
What’s Next…
• Lunch till 1:00 p.m.
• Analysis
• 3D
• Cloud
• Deployment
• Resources
• Wrap-up
ArcGIS Advances Spatial
Analysis
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
GIS Has Advanced the Science of
Geography
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
And opened our world to new forms of exploration
Measurement, Quantification, Analysis, Modeling …
How
much?
How
many?
When?
Where
from?
Where to?
Why?
How far?
What’s close
to what?
Where is the
best place ?
What’s
connected?
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Turning data into knowledge
Spatial Analysis Answers Many Questions
Applying the Science of Geography
ArcGIS Supports Temporal GIS
• Time aware
• Create, interact with, and serve temporal
maps
• Unified time experience
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Demonstration
Time-Based
Analysis
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Tools to Enable Better Analysis
Integrated Scientific
Scripting
Python
GIS
Statistics
Math
Models
Background
Processing
Raster Performance Improved Modeling
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Advanced Spatial Analysis
Scientific Tools to Derive Actionable Information
Improved Sampling Tools
Model Complex Relationships
Fuzzy Overlay
Cluster
Analysis
Interpolatio
n
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Demonstration
Fuzzy Overlay
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Improved Network Analysis
Location-Allocation
Time-Based Routing
Incremental Rebuild
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Demonstration
Location-
Allocation
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Spatial Analysis Is Fundamental
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Enables a Scientific Approach
• Turns information into knowledge
• Empowers better decision making
• Differentiates GIS professionals
• Captures organizational knowledge
ArcGIS Provides a 3D GIS
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
3D Impacts All Aspects of Your GIS
Visualization
and Editing
Analysis
Collaboration
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
An easy way to begin using
3D
Virtual City Templates
Providing Best Practices and Tools
• Data models
• Documentation
• Focused tools
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
ArcGIS Performs 3D Analysis
Maximum Height Based
on Visibility
Volumetric Shadows
Skyline Analysis
Space Management
Interior Visibility
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Demonstration
3D GIS
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
ArcGIS in the Cloud
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
ArcGIS Server allows you to take advantage of the Cloud
today
Cloud Infrastructure Provides a New Pattern For
Deploying GIS
• Extend existing systems
• Elastic scalability
• Managed infrastructure
• Off-site redundancy
On-Premise
Web Clients
Mobile
Desktop
Cloud
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Demonstration
ArcGIS Server on Amazon EC2
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Web Clients
Mobile
Desktop
Use an existing ArcGIS Server license or purchase as a
bundle
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
ArcGIS Server on Amazon EC2
Complements and Extends Your On-Site Server Infrastructure
• Reduces complexity of
deployment
• Ideal for
- Compute-intensive
situations
- Public Web sites
- Development and staging
environments
• Packaged with Amazon
EC2
Amazon
ArcGIS Is Easier to Deploy
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Easier to License and Deploy
License
Borrowing
Support for
Virtualization
Online Customer
Service Tools
ArcGIS with Cloud
Infrastructure
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Many Resources to Help You Be
Successful
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
• Resource Center
- Online help/Samples/Templates
• Training
- Instructor-led/Virtual Classrooms/Web classes
• Professional Services
- Jump-start services/Architecture review
- Migration planning/System implementations
• Partners
- Applications/Consulting
Wrap-Up
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
• Easier
• More Powerful
• Everywhere Cloud
Enterprise
Local
• Discover
• Create
• Manage
• Visualize
• Analyze
• Collaborate
Web
Mobile
Desktop
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Making GIS Available to Everyone
ArcGIS
A Complete System for Geographic Information
Your Input Drives Our Work
Users
Ideas ideas.arcgis.com
• Post
• Discuss
• Vote
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
Take the Next Step
Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights
reserved.
• Create a login for www.arcgis.com and start using it
• Review the ArcGIS 10 resources
• Take advantage of the training resources available
• Start using ArcGIS 10

Water resources Engineering GIS KRT.pptx

  • 1.
    GIS Application & Softwareused in Water Resources Engineering 1 Prepared By: Mr. K.R.THANKI (BE Civil) LECTURER CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT POLY TECHNIC , PORBANDAR,GUJARAT-INDIA.
  • 2.
    2 Course Outcome : CO NumberCourse Outcome 4350602.1 Explain the importance and principles of Hydrology 4350602.2 Estimate hydrological parameters and apply concepts of it in the interlinking of rivers 4350602.3 Articulate the basics of Groundwater flow 4350602.4 Calculate reservoir capacity and select suitable storage work for given site condition. 4350602.5 Design the appropriate rainwater harvesting scheme and required structures for given Conditions.
  • 3.
    3 Unit Outcome : UnitUnit Outcomes (UOs) 6.a Understanding the Basic Concept of GIS 6.b Illustrate the Uses of GIS in Water resource engineering 6.c Describe the Software Used for GIS application in Water resource 6.1 Fundamentals of Geographical Information system and Geospatial data 6.2 List out uses of GIS in water resource Engineering and give its brief. 6.2.1 Use in the Management of Geospatial data 6.2.2 Flood and Drought Risk Assessment 6.2.3 Mapping of water resources 6.2.4 Groundwater management 6.2.5 Quality analysis of water 6.2.6 Water supply management 6.3 List out software used for GIS application in the water resource field and its Primary function 6.3.1 Esri ArcGIS/QGIS 6.3.2 HEC RAS
  • 4.
    4 Theory Plan : Sr.No. Description Hrs. 6.1 Fundamentals of Geographical Information system and Geospatial data 1 6.2 List out uses of GIS in water resourceEngineering and give its brief.List out software used for GIS application in the water resource field and its Primary function 1
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    5 CONTENTS of UNIT: Introduction Components of GIS GIS Data Type GIS Application in Civil Engineering Soft wares used for GIS in Water Resources Field Esri ArcGIS HEC - GeoRAS
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    Cloud Enterprise Local • Discover • Create •Manage • Visualize • Analyze • Collaborate Web Mobile Desktop A Complete System for Geographic Information ArcGIS :
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    30 Years ofGIS Evolution ArcGIS Has Evolved Opening geographic knowledge to everyone ArcView SDE ARC/INFO 1987 1999 1991 1995 1996 1998 ArcGIS Server ArcGIS Mobile ArcGIS Online 2007 2010 Workstation ARC/INFO Map- Objects ArcIMS ArcGIS 1980 1982 First User Conference 2006 2000 2004 ArcPad ArcGIS 10
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    ArcGIS •A Complete Systemfor Geographic Information • Easier • More Powerful • Everywhere
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    ArcGIS A Complete Systemfor Geographic Information • Easier • More Powerful • Everywhere • Discover • Create • Manage • Visualize • Analyze • Collaborate
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    • Discover • Create •Manage • Visualize • Analyze • Collaborate Web Mobile Desktop Making GIS Available to Everyone ArcGIS A Complete System for Geographic Information • Easier • More Powerful • Everywhere
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    • Easier • MorePowerful • Everywhere Cloud Enterprise Local • Discover • Create • Manage • Visualize • Analyze • Collaborate Web Mobile Desktop Making GIS Available to Everyone ArcGIS A Complete System for Geographic Information
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    ArcGIS Addresses ManyCommon Workflows Design and Planning Modeling and Analysis Cartographic Design Collaboration and Transparency Asset Management Situational Awareness Field Collection
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    Online Elements ofArcGIS Maps Applications Resources
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    Basemaps Are anImportant Starting Point Fundamental Part of ArcGIS Topographic Streets Socioeconomic Imagery
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    Imagery Community Basemaps Authoritative ContentDeveloped and Shared by the GIS Community Streets Topographic
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    Leveraging ArcGIS Online •Maps - Basemaps - Services - Layer/Map packages • Applications - Mashup & presentation tools - Web and mobile applications - Templates • Resources - Online storage - Sharing - Groups/Collaboration
  • 43.
    Demonstration ArcGIS Is Now Online Copyright© 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 44.
    Opens GIS toEveryone Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved. ArcGIS is Online • Free & ready to use • Extends your Desktop with content and tools • A new way to share your maps and knowledge • Enables participation in an online GIS community • ArcGIS.com provides access
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    ArcGIS Is Easier toUse Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 46.
    Focused on yourproductivity ArcGIS 10: We Listened Hundreds of Improvements Web Clients Time Data Management Imagery Use Usability Desktop Mobile Server Online Collaboration Services Editing Mapping 3D Spatial Analysis Workflows Cloud Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    ArcGIS Desktop GetsBetter Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Demonstration Easier to Use Desktop Copyright© 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    New Tools toMaintain Spatial Data Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Improved Editing Parcel Management TemplateBased Desktop/Web/ Mobile Workflo w Manage r Data Reviewer Integrated Quality and Workflow Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Improved Data Management New Topology Rules Open API Copyright© 2010 Esri. All rights reserved. Attachments Geodatabase Improvements
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    Better Map Production Copyright© 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Make Better Maps IntelligentMap Elements 1:9,000 Generalization 1:18,000 Generate Schematics Map Books Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 55.
    Automate Map Productionwith Python Update Symbology & Data On-Demand Map Books Overvie w Map Report Title Page Map Pages Python Script Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 56.
    Demonstration Better Map Production Copyright ©2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 57.
    Getting Information tothe Web Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 58.
    ArcGIS Server GetsEasier Maplex & Representations Better Maps on the Web Animation Improved Caching Fast/Scalable Query Layers Web Editing Enabling Community Involvement Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 59.
    ArcGIS Provides NewWeb Applications Flex Silverlight Open Web APIs JavaScript ArcGIS Mapping for SharePoint ArcGIS.com Viewer Configurable Applications and APIs ArcGIS Explorer ArcGIS Viewer for Flex Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Getting Information Intoand Out of the Field Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Providing real-time situationalawareness Field Use Is Expanding Rapidly Connecting Mobile Workers, the Public . . . Everyone Desktop Server Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    ArcGIS on LightweightDevices • iPhone/iPad (iOS) available now • Access shared maps • Explore, update, and share Ready-to-Use Application & Developer APIs Android (coming soon) Windows Phone 7 (coming soon) BlackBerry (via Esri Partners) Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Now included withArcGIS Desktop ArcGIS Mobile Task-Based Field collection • Sync data with ArcGIS Server or Desktop • Geo-collaborate with co- workers • Easier deployment Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Field Data Collection •ArcGIS for iOS - Easy map navigation - Simple data update - Free • ArcGIS Mobile - Workflow/Task-based collection - No GIS experience required - Sync with Desktop or Server - Included with ArcGIS Desktop • ArcPad - Professional GIS data collection - Ad hoc workflows and analysis - High-precision collection Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    ArcGIS Improves How YouUse Imagery Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Imagery is coreto ArcGIS GIS Professionals Use Imagery in Many Ways For Analyzing Change In Data Management In Performing Complex Analysis As Basemaps Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    ArcGIS Provides ManyNew Image Capabilities Visualization Fast Display Analysis Many Partners ITT-Vis, PCI, BAE, etc. Enhancemen t Tools On-the-Fly Processin g Advanced Processin g Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Demonstration Improving How YouUse Imagery Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    ArcGIS Changes HowYou Manage Imagery • Enabling easier updates • Supports multiple collections (resolutions, scales, formats, etc.) • Time aware Dynamic Mosaicking Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Demonstration Improving How YouManage Imagery Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    What You’ve SeenSo Far Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved. • ArcGIS is a complete system • New online capabilities • Many improvements for your day-to-day tasks • Mobile use of GIS is expanding • Imagery is used in many ways in ArcGIS
  • 73.
    Ending about 3:00p.m. Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved. What’s Next… • Lunch till 1:00 p.m. • Analysis • 3D • Cloud • Deployment • Resources • Wrap-up
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    ArcGIS Advances Spatial Analysis Copyright© 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    GIS Has Advancedthe Science of Geography Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved. And opened our world to new forms of exploration Measurement, Quantification, Analysis, Modeling …
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    How much? How many? When? Where from? Where to? Why? How far? What’sclose to what? Where is the best place ? What’s connected? Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved. Turning data into knowledge Spatial Analysis Answers Many Questions Applying the Science of Geography
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    ArcGIS Supports TemporalGIS • Time aware • Create, interact with, and serve temporal maps • Unified time experience Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Tools to EnableBetter Analysis Integrated Scientific Scripting Python GIS Statistics Math Models Background Processing Raster Performance Improved Modeling Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 80.
    Advanced Spatial Analysis ScientificTools to Derive Actionable Information Improved Sampling Tools Model Complex Relationships Fuzzy Overlay Cluster Analysis Interpolatio n Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 81.
    Demonstration Fuzzy Overlay Copyright ©2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 82.
    Improved Network Analysis Location-Allocation Time-BasedRouting Incremental Rebuild Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
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    Spatial Analysis IsFundamental Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved. Enables a Scientific Approach • Turns information into knowledge • Empowers better decision making • Differentiates GIS professionals • Captures organizational knowledge
  • 85.
    ArcGIS Provides a3D GIS Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 86.
    3D Impacts AllAspects of Your GIS Visualization and Editing Analysis Collaboration Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 87.
    An easy wayto begin using 3D Virtual City Templates Providing Best Practices and Tools • Data models • Documentation • Focused tools Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 88.
    ArcGIS Performs 3DAnalysis Maximum Height Based on Visibility Volumetric Shadows Skyline Analysis Space Management Interior Visibility Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 89.
    Demonstration 3D GIS Copyright ©2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 90.
    ArcGIS in theCloud Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 91.
    ArcGIS Server allowsyou to take advantage of the Cloud today Cloud Infrastructure Provides a New Pattern For Deploying GIS • Extend existing systems • Elastic scalability • Managed infrastructure • Off-site redundancy On-Premise Web Clients Mobile Desktop Cloud Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 92.
    Demonstration ArcGIS Server onAmazon EC2 Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 93.
    Web Clients Mobile Desktop Use anexisting ArcGIS Server license or purchase as a bundle Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved. ArcGIS Server on Amazon EC2 Complements and Extends Your On-Site Server Infrastructure • Reduces complexity of deployment • Ideal for - Compute-intensive situations - Public Web sites - Development and staging environments • Packaged with Amazon EC2 Amazon
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    ArcGIS Is Easierto Deploy Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 95.
    Easier to Licenseand Deploy License Borrowing Support for Virtualization Online Customer Service Tools ArcGIS with Cloud Infrastructure Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 96.
    Many Resources toHelp You Be Successful Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved. • Resource Center - Online help/Samples/Templates • Training - Instructor-led/Virtual Classrooms/Web classes • Professional Services - Jump-start services/Architecture review - Migration planning/System implementations • Partners - Applications/Consulting
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    Wrap-Up Copyright © 2010Esri. All rights reserved.
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    • Easier • MorePowerful • Everywhere Cloud Enterprise Local • Discover • Create • Manage • Visualize • Analyze • Collaborate Web Mobile Desktop Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved. Making GIS Available to Everyone ArcGIS A Complete System for Geographic Information
  • 99.
    Your Input DrivesOur Work Users Ideas ideas.arcgis.com • Post • Discuss • Vote Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved.
  • 100.
    Take the NextStep Copyright © 2010 Esri. All rights reserved. • Create a login for www.arcgis.com and start using it • Review the ArcGIS 10 resources • Take advantage of the training resources available • Start using ArcGIS 10