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Participating in the Living Atlas of the World

Participating in the Living Atlas of the World. Deane Kensok Seth Sarakaitis. Workshop Agenda. Overview of the Living Atlas Role of Community How to Participate Demo : How to Nominate Your Content Demo : Vector Basemaps with Community Data Community Map Participation Process

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Participating in the Living Atlas of the World

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  1. Participating in theLiving Atlas of the World Deane Kensok Seth Sarakaitis

  2. Workshop Agenda • Overview of the Living Atlas • Role of Community • How to Participate • Demo: How to Nominate Your Content • Demo: Vector Basemaps with Community Data • Community Map Participation Process • Demo: Contributor Apps & Data Prep Tools • Questions & Answers

  3. Overview of the Living Atlas

  4. Content is Integral to the ArcGIS Platform Desktop Web Device Apps Web GIS Portal Access Services Server Online Content and Services

  5. ArcGIS includes a Living Atlas of the World Maps and Layers from Esri and Thousands of Contributors … with Curated Content on Many Topics The Collection is growing and changing on a daily basis…

  6. Living Atlas Content is Published by Esri, Users, and Partners Built by the ArcGIS Community and Curated by Esri Esri Content User Content COMMUNITY MAPS Partner Content

  7. Accessing the Living Atlas through ArcGIS Multiple ways to Experience the Living Atlas of the World through ArcGIS Apps ArcGIS Online (ArcGIS.com) Ready-to-Use Maps feature pages Gallery: Esri Featured Content Add Data: Browse Living Atlas Layers Living Atlas of the World Web App Browse and preview maps, layers, and tools ArcGIS for Desktop Open Web Maps and App Map Layers Perform Analysis

  8. Esri Builds Foundational Map Layers Ready to use Content and Information Products … Data & Maps … Street Map Premium Data Appliance … GeoSearch 3D Basemap Demographics Basemaps Landscape Geocoding … 3D Services Standard Premium Community Content Commercial Content Open data . . . Built by assembling best available Content

  9. Community Maps: building a great, authoritative map of the world

  10. Esri Content Portfolio within Living Atlas Esri Content Portfolio within Living Atlas

  11. Community Maps Benefits • Reach a Broad Audience with Your Data through ArcGIS Online • Reliable Access to Maps with Your Data (99.9% Availability) • Includes data that extends beyond your community boundaries • High-Quality Cartography Applied to Your Data • Recognition for Contributed Content • Retain Ownership to your Contribution

  12. ArcGIS Online Content Usage Is Growing Rapidly Streets: High Usage in Japan & Thailand Usage is being driven by high quality content from the community Topo: High Usage in Netherlands & UK

  13. How to Participate

  14. How to Participate in the Living Atlas Community • Living Atlas Community includes: • Contributors: who publish content that is included in the Living Atlas • Curators: who review, approve, and organize content that is included in the Living Atlas • Living Atlas Contributors can participate by: • Publishing content directly through ArcGIS Online • Publishing content indirectly through Community Maps • Living Atlas Curators can participate by: • Reviewing and approving content that is nominated, helping to grow and ensure quality of content over time

  15. Acceptance Criteria for Items in the Living Atlas Minimum Requirements for Consideration and Inclusion Well-designed cartography Reliable and performant Well-configured pop-ups Well-defined legend Well-focused topic Well-maintained data Follows Best Practices for Sharing Attractive thumbnail, informative item details, descriptive user profile Online Resources: Contribute to the Living Atlas, Best Practices for Sharing Sample Maps: 2014 Median Age in USA, Current Wind and Weather Conditions

  16. Living Atlas Contributor: Publish Content through ArcGIS Online Publish and Share Your Maps and Apps through ArcGIS.com to Enrich the Living Atlas Create Item in ArcGIS.com using your ArcGIS Online Account / Organization Layers can reference ArcGIS Online hosted services, ArcGIS Server services, WMS, etc. Create new items for ArcGIS Server services and layers if you host them Web maps can reference these layers or other feature collections that you publish Follow Best Practices for Sharing and Share Items with “Everyone (public)” Nominate your Items using the new Living Atlas Contributor app livingatlas.arcgis.com/contribute

  17. Contribute to the Living Atlas Get started at: livingatlas.arcgis.com livingatlas.arcgis.com/contribute

  18. Living Atlas Contributor: Publish Content through Community Maps Help Us Make Community Maps better with Your Data Goal is to Blend Your Local, Authoritative Data into the Appropriate Community Map Improve the maps and layers with better data Identify Community Map(s) you can Support World Imagery, World Topo Map, Ocean Basemap, World Street Map, World Elevation, Urban Observatory, 3D Cities, etc. Get Started by using our Community Maps Contributor App Register at communitymaps.arcgis.com

  19. Esri Community Maps: High-Level Architecture Community Maps Contributor Data ArcGIS Online World Topo Map Contribution App World Street Map Apply Submit Data GDB World Imagery Data Review Other Maps & Layers (elevation, buildings,…) Map Preview Commercial Data Value Added Services Web Maps and Apps Open Data

  20. Esri Community Maps: High-Level Architecture Community Maps Contributor Data ArcGIS Online World Topo Map Contribution App World Street Map Apply Submit Data GDB World Imagery Data Review Other Maps & Layers Map Preview Vector Basemap ArcGIS Pro Commercial Data • Advantages • Faster Caching • Less Hardware • Less Storage • Re-Usable Tiles Style 4 Style 2 Style 3 Web Maps and Apps Open Data

  21. Vector Basemaps

  22. Community Maps Opportunities to Contribute • Imagery – Current and high resolution (1m or better) • Imagery with Metadata Map • Elevation – 10 meter DEM or better (3m or better in USA) • Oceans – Bathymetry & Places • Hydrography – Streams, Watersheds & Elevation • Stream Gauges (live feeds) • Basemaps – Reference layers and features • Buildings, Streets, Parks, Boundaries, Parcels, POIs

  23. Community Basemaps – What is Needed? • Layers Include: • Building Polygons • Parcel Polygons • Tree Points • Land Use Polygons • Airports • Educational • Medical • Parks • Road Lines • Administrative Lines • Campus Features • Landscape Polygons • Hard Surface Polygons • Sports Field Polygons

  24. Community Maps - Workflow

  25. Community Maps Contributor App https://communitymaps.arcgis.com • Apply to be a Data Steward • Who? • Where? (Area of Interest) • What Layers?

  26. Community Maps - Workflow

  27. Preparing Data for Community Maps Output geodatabase Data sources Data Prep Tools

  28. Why Data Prep Tools? • You know your data the best! • Reduce data interpretation errors & review cycles • To make it faster and easier • No need to change source data schema • The tools and process are customizable Like doing your taxes… but much more fun

  29. Data Prep Tools - Prerequisites • ArcGIS for Desktop version 10.1 or higher • Data formats – Shapefile, file/personal geodatabase, ArcSDE geodatabase, CAD or Coverage • Basic ArcMap & geoprocessing tools experience (basic SQL) • Understanding of source data

  30. General Workflow for Data Prep Tools • Download • Make list of layers to contribute • Run Me First Tool • Open theme MXD • Add your data to MXD • Run tool & QA (*AllLayers.mxd) • Repeat 4,5,6 for each theme • Zip Final GDB and upload to CM app

  31. Obtaining the Tools • ArcGIS Online Geoprocessing Sample Download • Download from Contribution App – (http://communitymaps.arcgis.com)

  32. What’s in the Download? • Folders • Doc – READ ME document and CMDataPrepToolsGettingStarted video • LayerFiles– Layer files in World Topo Design • MXDs – Map Documents for each data theme • Scratch – Template, scratch and final geodatabases • Scripts– Python script used with the RoadCenterline tools • ToolData – Sample data • ArcGIS Toolboxes (tbx) – Run Me First & CM DataPrepTools v2

  33. General Workflow for Data Prep Tools • Download • Make list of layers to contribute • Run Me First Tool • Open theme MXD • Add your data to MXD • Run tool & QA (*AllLayers.mxd) • Repeat 4,5,6 for each theme • Zip Final GDB and upload to CM app

  34. Admin • Administrative 1 Polygons (State- Non-US contributors) (polygon) • Administrative 2 Polygons (County- Non-US contributors) (polygon) • Administrative 3 Polygons (Municipal) (polygon) • Neighborhood Points (point) • Neighborhood Polygons (polygon) • Land Use (polygons) • Airports • Beaches • Cemeteries • Commercial Retail • Education • Emergency Response Law Enforcement • Golf Course • Government • Health / Medical • Industrial • Local Parks • Military • National Forests • National Parks • Open Spaces • Public Attractions • State Forests • State Parks • Transportation • Tribal Lands • Zoos Basemap Data Layers • Large Scale Detailed Areas • Athletic Track (polygon) • Docks / Pier Lines (polyline) • Docks / Pier Polygons (polygon) • Fences / Gates / Walls (polyline) • Hard Court (polygon) • Landscape Areas (polygon) • Parking Lot Lines (polyline) • Paths (polygon) • Pavement Marking Symbols (point) • Sports Field Lines (polyline) • Sports Field Polygons (polygon) • Street Pavement (polygon) • Tennis Courts (polygon) • Trees / Bushes (point) • Reference • Building Footprint (polygon) • Extent (polygon) • Ferries (polyline) • Parcel (polygon) • Points of Interest (point) • Railroad (polyline) • Road Centerline (polyline) • Trails (polyline) • Water Body (polygon) • Water Line (polyline)

  35. General Workflow for Data Prep Tools • Download • Make list of layers to contribute • Run Me First Tool • Open theme MXD • Add your data to MXD • Run tool & QA (*AllLayers.mxd) • Repeat 4,5,6 for each theme • Zip Final GDB and upload to CM app

  36. Run Me First Tool • Must be run before any other tools • Creates empty template geodatabase with your spatial reference • Adds your organization name for QA purposes • Defines organization name and ISO codes for country and local language

  37. General Workflow for Data Prep Tools • Download • Make list of layers to contribute • Run Me First Tool • Open theme MXD • Add your data to MXD • Run tool & QA (*AllLayers.mxd) • Repeat 4,5,6 for each theme • Zip Final GDB and upload to CM app

  38. Anatomy of Data Prep Tools 2 Most tools require a selection statement (SQL) All tools require source data 1 3 Most tools require a field to label the features in your local language 4 Most tools require a label field for the English translation of your labels

  39. Reviewing data prep with AllLayers.mxd • Map contains layers for all possible Data Prep Tools output • Symbology similar to World Topo Map • Compare migrated layers to each other • Get an idea how your published layers will look in the World Topo Map

  40. Community Maps - Workflow

  41. Community Maps Contributor App https://communitymaps.arcgis.com • Log into CM app • Upload Zipped File Geodatabase • Options for FTP and Hard Drives

  42. Community Maps - Workflow

  43. Community Maps Contributor App https://communitymaps.arcgis.com • Log into CM app • Review preview map service • Approve or Upload new data

  44. Update Community Maps - Workflow Annual Update Frequency Update only Layers which have changes

  45. Data Prep Tools Demo

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