Geospatial Consulting Workshops

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About the Instructors:

• Eric Pimpler

Eric is the founder and owner of GeoSpatial Training Services and has over 25 years experience as an application developer, data scientist, and trainer using ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Online, and ArcGIS Pro. Eric is currently focused on data science applications with Python, R, and GIS.

• Kara Utter

Kara has over 10 years of experience in geospatial and data science and is the owner of Dynamic Visions GIS. She has a diverse background, having provided services to all levels of government, wildfire, natural resources, fisheries, and nonprofits. Kara is an active member of the GIS community through participation on multiple boards and committees. These experiences range from leading sub-committees and planning conferences for URISA International and NG911, to helping to plan conferences and track financial information as Treasurer for Northern Rockies-URISA.

Course: Introduction to Experience Builder

• Instructor: Kara Utter
• Date:  Monday, September 23, 2024
• Time: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
• Cost: $379
  

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This full-day course focuses on Experience Builder, highlighting how it is different from Web AppBuilder and detailing its advanced capabilities. You will explore the extensive list of well-refined templates that can be used out-of-the-box or reshaped and customized to fit the needs of your project. The course will dive into style and content settings for dynamic widgets, how to build an Experience from a template or a blank canvas and how to add widget actions and triggers to create an even more dynamic application for your target audience. You will learn how to optimize your Experience for mobile screen viewing so that users can access your application from a single, intelligent URL. Finally, you will learn a few tips for managing your Experiences and templates.

Course exercises will give you the hands on experience you need to get familiar with the layout, customization capabilities and functionality that will have you quickly building your own Experiences beyond the classroom.

Prerequisite Requirements

Students need to have their own computer hardware, an ArcGIS Online Creator user-type or higher, and a role of Publisher or higher assigned to their Creator user-type. Students will need to log into their organization's AGOL account, so they need to have their AGOL URL and valid login available at the start of class.

Course: Mastering ArcGIS Pro 3.x: Maps, Layers, Project and Layouts

• Instructor: Eric Pimpler
• Date:  Monday, September 23, 2024
• Time: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
• Cost: $379
  

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In this course the student will learn the fundamentals of using ArcGIS Pro 3.x. To begin the class you’ll learn the fundamentals of using the new ribbon-based interface associated with ArcGIS Pro. Next, you’ll learn how to open projects and understand the variety of content types that can be added to a project including maps, layouts, styles, connections to data sources, and more. You’ll also learn how to create 2D maps and add a variety of basemaps and layers to those maps. We’ll also cover a wide variety of ways that layers can be symbolized and styled. Another topic we’ll cover is how to create and use selection sets associated with feature layers. You’ll also learn how to add stand-alone tables to maps and use the functionality found in the table view. Finally, we’ll cover how to create presentation quality layouts for your maps and content.

Prerequisite Requirements

Students need to have their own computer hardware with ArcGIS Pro 3.x installed.

Course: Getting Started with ArcGIS Arcade

• Instructor: Kara Utter
• Date:  Thursday, September 26, 2024
• Time: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
• Cost: $379
  

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Arcade is a response to a common problem. How do you display data when there is no column in the schema containing that data? Up until now, if the map layer you are working with did not have exactly the right attribute data you need, you had two choices: alter the underlying data or bring in the services of an application developer.

ArcGIS Arcade is an expression language with a simple scripting syntax that enables you to manipulate your existing data to generate new information based on it. While this sort of functionality has always been available in certain Esri products – most notably ArcGIS Desktop – the aim behind Arcade is to make it available everywhere in the ArcGIS platform, and for it to work identically in all environments.

You can almost think of Arcade as “Excel for ArcGIS”. In much the same way as Excel lets you write formula to work with spreadsheet data, Arcade lets you do the same with map data. In the initial release of Arcade, you can create and reference geometries. In future releases, other geometry functions may be added allowing you to calculate areas and lengths, and perform simple overlay operations in more complex expressions.