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020			_a9781589485921
082			_a910.3 _bFU
100			_aFu, Pinde
245			_aGetting to know web GIS
250			_aEd.4
260			_aCalifornia _bEsri Press _c2020
300			_axvi,486p.
505			_aContents Foreword xi Preface xiii Acknowledgments xvii Chapter 1: Get started with Web GIS 1 Web GIS and the geospatial cloud 2 New-generation Web GIS architecture and trends 7 Web GIS information model: Users, web layers, maps, and apps 11 Geotagged images-an increasingly popular GIS data source 19 Tutorial 1 22 1.1 Create an ArcGIS0 Online trial account 23 1.2 Create a hosted feature layer from geotagged photos 24 1.3 Add fields to your feature layer and edit the attributes 28 1.4 Create a web map 30 1.5 Create a web app using a template 33 Questions and answers 37 Assignment 39 Chapter 2: Hosted feature layers and storytelling with GIS 41 Feature layers: The most common type of operational layers 42 Smart mapping, pop-ups, and ArcGIS Arcade 44 ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World 48 Storytelling using Web GIS and principles of user experience design 49 Tutorial 2 56 2.1 Create a feature layer from a CSV file 56 2.2 Configure layer style 58 2.3 Configure layer pop-ups using ArcGIS Arcade 61 2.4 ,4.dd images and charts to your layer pop-ups 64 2.5 Use layers from ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World 67 2.6 Create a story map 68 Questions and answers 75 Assignment 77 Chapter 3: ArcGIS Experience Builder and ArcGIS Web AppBuilder 81 Basics of Web AppBuilder and Experience Builder 82 Using the builders to create web apps 85 Editions of Web AppBuilder and Experience Builder 88 Tutorial 3 89 3.1 Create a web app using Web AppBuilder 90 3.2 Configure chart-type widgets 96 3.3 Configure filter-type widgets 101 3.4 Use Experience Builder to create a web app 108 3.5 Configure actions and menus 115 Questions and answers 120 Assignment 123 Chapter 4: Mobile GIS 125 Mobile GIS: Concepts and advantages 127 Feature layer edit settings, views, and feature templates 129 Mobile app development strategies 132 ArcGJS native apps for field and indoor operations 134 VR, AR, and other popular types of apps and frontiers 143 Tutorial 4 145 4.1 Design a survey for ArcGIS Survey123 146 4.2 Use Survey123 to collect data and review the data collected 152 4.3 Create ed itable feature layers, domains, and web maps for ArcGIS Collector 156 4.4 Collect data using Collector 162 4.5 Create an ArcGJS QuickCapture project 165 4.6 Collect data using QuickCapture 168 4. 7 Prepare data for use with AuGeo 170 4.8 Explore your surroundings in AR 173 Questions and answers 176 Assignments 177 Chapter 5: Tile layers and on-premises Web GIS 181 The need for on-premises and hybrid Web GIS 183 ArcGIS Enterprise components and deployment 184 Raster tile, vector tile, map image laye rs, and publishing strategy 189 Workflow to share web layers from ArcGIS Pro 197 Tutorial 5 200 5.1 Add a portal connection in ArcGIS Pro 200 5.2 Publish a vector tile layer 202 5.3 Publish a raster tile layer 209 5.4 Compare raster and vector tile layers in a web app 211 5.5 Edit vector tile layer styles 215 Questions and answers 220 Assignment 221 Chapter 6: Spatiotemporal data and real-time GIS 223 Spatiotemporal data, loT, and the demand for real-time GIS basics 224 Cloud, server, and client-side technologies for real-time GIS 229 Animate time-series data 236 Tutorial 6 238 6.1 Create a web map with real-time layers 239 6.2 Create a dashboard app 245 6.3 Add actions and targets to your dashboard 253 6.4 Create a time-enabled feature layer 256 6.5 Animate time-series data in web maps and web apps 259 Questions and answers 263 Assignments 264
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650			_aGeography--Computer network resources _aGeographic information systems _aWorld Wide Web _aGraphical user interfaces (Computer systems)