CONNECT - Amherst, MA - Official Website

45 Pages·2009·9.88 MB·English

by  Shauna Campbell

CONNECT
SHARE
WELCOME
2009 Spring NEARC
This Meeting is All About Learning . . .
. . . Connecting, Sharing and Having Fun
. . . and Making Your Organization Successful
VISION
Geographic
ACTION
Knowledge
A Platform for Putting Geography into Action . . .
GIS is Beginning to Change Many Things…
How We Reason . . .
• Patterns
• Processes
• Relationships
• Implications
How We Abstract Our World . . .
Spatially Integrated
• Data & Data Models Thinking
• Models
• Workflows
How We Organize & Communicate . . .
• Maps & Globes
• Metadata • Collaboration
• Place Based Approaches
• Integrated Teams
GIS
Digital Geographic
Knowledge
Shared Geographic
Knowledge
. . . Providing a New Approach
ArcGIS – Supporting a Vision
Stimulus Tracking, Reporting, and Performance Monitoring
…informing decision makers and the public
ArcGIS 9.3.1
OUR WORK
Desktop Server Mobile Online
EXPLORER
A Complete Integrated System
MOBILE
• ArcReader • Work Group • ArcGIS Mobile • Content
• ArcView • Enterprise • ArcPad • Resource DESKTOP
• ArcEditor Centers
• ArcInfo
WEB
• Engine
ONLINE
SERVER
. . . For Authoring, Serving & Using Geographic Knowledge
ArcGIS Road Map 9.3.1
Simplifying & Streamlining ArcGIS
• Data Sharing
• Extended Java Development
• Improved Server
• Web Map API‟s
• Expanded ArcGIS Online
2009
• Microsoft Integration
• ArcGIS Explorer 900
9.3.1
• Changes in Licensing
2008
SP
9.3
…already shipping
Sharing Your Work – Layer Packages
A New Method for Sharing ArcGIS Data
• Easily Created Encapsulates Your Data and Cartography
• Multiple Dissemination Methods
• Directly Usable
email
CD
Shared
Files
ArcGIS
Online
ArcGIS
Desktop
. . . Packages Data and Symbology
The Foundation of ArcGIS Is the Geodatabase
Organizing & Managing Geospatial Data
Comprehensive Information Model
3D Data Types Enhancements
(Any Type of Data)
ArcSDE 64 bit support
SQL Server 2008
ArcGIS
Networks
• Any DBMS 3D Objects Attributes
• Files
Geodatabase Topology
Vectors
Cartography
Terrain
Schematics
Surveys
Annotation
Scalable Storage Environments Cadastral Dimensions
Addresses
Images
. . . Essential for Leveraging the Full Capabilities of ArcGIS
Integration of Imagery and GIS
Two Sides to the Coin
What does Imagery bring?
GIS Imagery
Contextual Relationships Timely, Rich Information
Spatial Analysis Measurements
Visual Integration Authoritative Source
What does GIS bring?