In
this two-day course, students will be introduced to
the Geoprocessing environment in ArcGIS. Regional data will be used for
the course. Participants learn how to create, share, and modify models
for analysis. Management of raster data, XML Import/Export, image
catalogs, the command line interface to the software and python
scripting is introduced.
Registrants
should have taken Introduction to ArcGIS II, or have equivalent
knowledge. Attendees should be familiar with ArcMap and ArcCatalog. It
is NOT required that registrants have extensive experience with the
Geodatabases before taking this course. The focus of the course is to
provide an introduction to the Geoprocessing environment in ArcGIS with
hands on exercises using regional data.
Sep 10-11, 2012
Cost: $700
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Getting Started with VBA for ArcGIS 8.x
This three-day course is an introductory class for ESRI’s Version 8 software
and it’s customization environment. The class will explore
the VBA development environment and ArcGIS’s customization
dialog in order to provide users with useful knowledge for developing
customizations for ArcGIS. Day one will introduce users to
object-oriented programming and Visual Basic for Applications, VBA. We
will talk about the Component Object Model (COM), visual basic code
structures, useful functions and statements. Day two will focus on
ArcObjects, ESRI’s object model, on which all your
customizations will be based. We will spend the day reading the object
model diagrams and creating custom code in VBA for ArcGIS. Day three
will give us an opportunity to apply our knowledge of COM, ArcObjects
and VBA to real-world customizations.
Please
contact Phyllis Poché at (501) 569-8534 for more information
Topology in the Geodatabase
In
this two-day
course, students will be introduced to topology in the current ArcGIS
Geodatabase environment. Local data will be used for the course.
Participants learn how to create, use, edit and manage spatial and
attribute data stored in the Geodatabase. Data loading, topology rule
creation, and maintaining data integrity through spatial and attribute
validation will be covered. Participants are encouraged to bring their
local data, if possible.
Audience
This course
is for spatial data managers and analysts who have an understanding of
the ArcGIS desktop applications (ArcMap, ArcCatalog, and ArcToolbox)
and are ready to make use of the Geodatabase environment. New and
existing data managers interested in migrating to the Geodatabase
environment can benefit from taking this course.
Goals
•
Geodatabase creation and data loading
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Creation of topology in the Geodatabase
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Spatial validation of topology
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Creation of Subtypes and Domains
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Attribute validation
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Perform topologic edits
Topics
covered
Geodatabase
overview, Introducing Topology in the Geodatabase, Spatial and
Attribute validation in the Geodatabase, and Performing Topologic
edits.
Prerequisites
and recommendations
Registrants
should have taken Introduction to ArcGIS II (for ArcView 8, ArcEditor
8, and ArcInfo 8), or have equivalent knowledge. Attendees should be
familiar with ArcMap and ArcCatalog. It is NOT required that
registrants have extensive experience with Geodatabases before taking
this course. The focus of the course is to provide an introduction to
Geodatabases and Topology in the ArcGIS environment with hands on
exercises using local data.
Please
contact Phyllis Poché at (501) 569-8534 for more information
Working with ArcView Spatial Analyst
This three-day
course explores how this ArcView GIS software extension allows the use
of raster and vector data in an integrated environment. The course
teaches basic raster concepts and introduces GIS models. It emphasizes
problems that are best solved in a raster environment, such as surface
analysis and distance measurement. Class participants learn to use the
raster tools in ArcView Spacial Analyst Extension, how to convert
between feature- and grid- based themes, and how to access additional
functionality by issuing Avenue requests with the Map Calculator.
Prerequisites:
No programming experience is required, although registrants should be
familiar with ArcView GIS software.
Please contact
Phyllis Poché at (501) 569-8534 for more information
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT LITTLE ROCK
Intermediate ArcGIS 10