ArcGIS Pro – beginner, advanced and ArcPy – AulaGEO

Learn how to use the tools provided by ArcGIS Pro, starting from scratch.

This course include, the basic of ArcGIS Pro; data edition, methods to selection of spatial data based in attributes and location and creation of bookmarks.    Then, we include digitization of shapefiles, addition and digitizing layers, editing attribute and column attributes.

You will learnt to use symbology within features and labeling of points, lines and polygons.  Includes buffer analyisis, import of Excel data and georeference of images.

To share data you will learn how to share data online and generate final maps.

Includes step by step excercises in the AulaGEO environment.

Learn how to use the advanced aspects of ArcGIS Pro:

• Handling of satellite images (Imagery),

• Spatial databases (Geodatabse),

• Management of LiDAR point clouds,

• Content publishing with ArcGIS Online,

• Applications for mobile capture and visualization (Appstudio),

• Creation of interactive contents (Story maps),

• Creation of final contents (Layouts from .mxd and from scratch).

Python programming in ArcGIS Pro

#AulaGEO The course includes databases, layers and images used in the course to do what appears in the videos.

The entire advanced sections are applied in a single context according to the AulaGEO methodology.

Content:

Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Data selection

Lecture 3: Use bookmarks

Creating and editing spatial data

Lecture 4: Import data from Excel

Lecture 5: Symbology data

Lecture 6: Editing of attribute data

Lecture 7: Labeling features

Lecture 8: Digitization of geographic information

Lecture 9: Georeferencing of images

Analysis data

Lecture 10: Buffer analysis

Publishing contents from ArcGIS Pro

Lecture 11: Map generation

Let´s do it in AulaGEO – step by step excercises

Lecture 13: Let´s do it in AulaGEO – step by step excercises

Lecture 14: Exercise 1. Import CAD data to GIS

Lecture 15: Exercise 2. Import coordinates from Excel for split a polygon

Lecture 16: Exercise 3. Calculation of areas and composition of calculated fields

Lecture 17: Exercise 4. Buffer Analysis

Lecture 18: Exercise 5. Attribute labeling

Lecture 19: Exercise 6. Thematization by attributes

Lecture 20: Exercise 7. Digitization tricks

Lecture 21: Exercise 8. Gereferencing images

Advanced analysis

Lecture 22: Working with satellite images

Lecture 23: Creation and management of Geodatabases

Lecture 24: Working with point clouds – LiDAR

Generation of products for users

Lecture 25: Share content with ArcGIS Online

Lecture 26: Interactive content – StoryMaps

Lecture 27: Create applications – AppStudio for ArcGIS

Lecture 28: Creation of Layout from a .mxd

Lecture 29: Create Layout from scratch in ArcGIS Pro

Python programming in ArcGIS Pro

Lecture 30: Run python script from outside ArcGIS Pro

Lecture 31: Introduction to python window

Lecture 32: Run buffer analysis tool

Lecture 33: Field management tool & Length Calculation

Lecture 34: Use Arcpy for Get result form tool, wo…ta properties

Lecture 35: Import Arcpy and modules

Lecture 36: Describe properties of data

Lecture 37: Create a field list and loop through the contents

Lecture 38: Geo processing and select by location tools

Lecture 39: List unique values from attribute table Ordenados por nombre

Lecture 40: Map document ot pdf map conversion

Lecture 41: Split Line to Multiple Parts

Bonus lesson

Lecture 42: Image segmentation

Lecture 43: Image clasification

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