What's New in Desktop 10 Webcast · ArcGIS 10 is a Major Release Dramatically Transforming and...
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AGENDA
WELCOME
March 23, Tuesday
0800-0900 Registration
0900-0915 Welcome and Introductions
0915-1000 Getting Started with ArcGIS Server
1000-1015 Break
1015-1200 Building Rich Internet Applications on the ArcGIS Platform
1200-1300 Lunch
1300-1500 What’s New at ArcGIS 10
1500-1600 Closing Remarks
Refreshments
Networking
ArcGIS 10 is a Major ReleaseDramatically Transforming and Improving GIS
• Easy
– Easier and More Productive
• Fast
– Faster Performance, Analysis,
Management
• Powerful
– Imagery is core to GIS
– Expanded Analysis
– 3D GIS
– Improved Mapping
• Everywhere
– Expanded Access
– Rich Web
Mobile
Devices
Web Clients
Desktop
ServerOnline / Cloud
Providing the full power of GIS to everyone.
What‟s New: ArcGIS Desktop 10
Being Productive
It‟s all about the Map
Get Started Immediately with Ready-to-Use Maps
Streets
Topographic
Demographic & Thematic
Imagery
ArcGIS
Online
Better Display
• Fast Display
– New group layer called Basemap
– Draws continuously during navigation
– Uses high performance drawing engine
• Easy to create
– Drag and drop or copy and paste
– A data frame can have more than one basemap
– At any position in the table of contents
Quick Access and Search
• Catalog in ArcMap
– Data Management
– Project Organization
• Search
– Data, Layers, Maps
– Quick Preview
– Drag and Drop results
Local, Enterprise and Online Search
Quick and Easy Search
• Find Symbols
– Filters
– Symbol names and tags
– Common search strings
• Find Tools
– Auto complete
– Preview Tool
– Execute
Major Release for Professional GIS
• Perform your work more efficiently
• Save time on map production
• Manage and create data more easily
• Better analysis and modeling
• New ways to share and work together
• Configurable application development
• Part of ArGIS
• Data Driven Pages
– Single layout
– Index feature layer
– Multiple pages based on feature extents
Create Map Books and Atlases
Data Driven Pages
Layout
Index LayerData
End User Tools and Scripting Support
Enhancing the Map Authoring Experience
• Dynamic Map Elements
• Data frame enhancements
– Clip to shape
– Extent options for overview windows
• Multi-page PDF
Automate Mapping Workflows
• Simple Python scripting (arcpy.mapping)
• Manage large numbers of map, layers and datasets
• Save time doing repeatable task
• Expose as a Geoprocessing Services
Changing Data SourceUpdating Symbology
Python
Script
Map
Pages
Overview
Map
Report
Title
Page
Multi-page
Data Visualization
Better Tables/
Reports/Graphs
Direct Access
(SQL Query Layer)
Spatial
Type
Time Visualization
Attribute Tables
Visualize GIS in 3D
City planning
Civil engineering
Facilities management
Natural resources
Defense / Public Safety
Providing 3D insight into your information
Visualize
Major Release for Professional GIS
• Perform your work more efficiently
• Save time on map production
• Manage and create data more easily
• Better analysis and modeling
• New ways to share and work together
• Configurable application development
Editing ExperienceA Simple & More Intuitive Approach
• Layer-based editing
• Streamlined feature construction
• Simplified snapping environment
• Productivity improvements
• Improved attribute management
Editing in 3D
• Same editing experience as with 2D features
– Define what you want to add
– Efficient attribute update
• 3D-specific tools
– Model placement
– Vertical line support
Major Release for Professional GIS
• Perform your work more efficiently
• Save time on map production
• Manage and create data more easily
• Better analysis and modeling
• New ways to share and work together
• Configurable application development
Answer Questions and Solve Problems
• The power of ArcGIS
• 130+ New Geoprocessing Tools
– 750+ Tools in ArcGIS
Fuzzy Overlay
Modeling
Ecological Sampling
Dynamic
Processing
On-the-Fly
Analysis
Location /
Allocation
3D Analysis
Geoprocessing
• Quick access to the Tools you need
– Customizable Menu
– Search
• Python is Part of ArcGIS
– Integrated scientific scripting
– Map Algebra
• More efficient processing
– Up to 15x faster
– Background execution
Python
Math
GIS
Modeling
Statistics
Major Release for Professional GIS
• Perform your work more efficiently
• Save time on map creation
• Manage and create data more easily
• Better analysis and modeling
• New ways to share and work together
• Configurable application development
Sharing Your Work - Packages
A New Method for Sharing
• Easy to create in ArcMap
• Many ways to distribute
• Share Projects as Packages
– Layers & Data
– Maps & Layouts
• Template for a project
• Peer to Peer
ArcGIS
Desktop
ArcGIS
Online
Major Release for Professional GIS
• Perform your work more efficiently
• Save time on map creation
• Manage and create data more easily
• Better analysis and modeling
• New ways to share and work together
• Configurable application development
Configurable Desktop
Configure the Applications
No Code
Python Scripting for
automation and scientific
task
.NET or Java Add-Ins
Simple to build and share
Deployment
• One Desktop Install program
– License controls the product level
• Improved Setups
– Desktop typically installs 40% faster
– Service Packs can be uninstalled
• Licensing and Copy Protection
– No hardware key
– Administration
– License Borrowing
• Non English versions of ArcGIS Desktop
– Available in 5 languages
Important Platform Changes in ArcGIS 10
• Windows 2000 no longer supported
• 10 is the last release supporting Solaris for ArcGIS Engine and ArcGIS Server (continues to be supported for the ArcSDE component)
• @10 Visual Basic 6 no longer supported
• 10 is the last release supporting VBA
• Many more details at:
http://support.esri.com/index.cfm?fa=knowledgebase.techarticles.articleShow&d=37113
(or Search on “ESRI Deprecation” to find this doc)
ArcGIS 10 Schedule
• Beta 1 Available Fall 2009
• Beta 2 January 2010
(Jan 28th for beta download)
• Pre-Release April 2010
• Final Release June 2010
. . . For Using Geography Everywhere
MobileServerDesktop
• Knowledge Worker
• Field Data Collection
• Services
• Applications
• ProfessionalGIS
• GeoBrowser
A Complete Integrated SystemA Complete Integrated System
Online
• Platform
• Services
• Sharing
ArcGISSystem for Geographic Information
Military Features: What are Military Features?
• Military Features are ArcGIS
Features
• Units, Installations,
Operational Features, etc.
• Used for planning, analysis,
collaboration
• Geodatabase schema
• Standard ArcGIS symbology
and labeling
• Feature Templates and
Packages
• MIL-STD-2525C
Military Features: Benefits of Military Features
• For Defense & Intel users
• Prepackaged to get you
started quickly
• Easy to modify & create new
features
• Easy to share
Military Features: What is an ArcGIS Layer Package (.lpk)?
• Layer plus dataset
• Symbols, labeling, table
properties
• Recipient does not need
to know data source or
properties
Military Features: Creating Features
• Many methods for
creating new features– Interactive tools
– Add X, Y
– Geodetic Construction
• Coordinate options for
MGRS input
Military Analyst Tools – New Raster Types
• Three new raster types have been added to ArcGIS:
–CADRG
• Lets you load CADRG products into a mosaic dataset and
add additional fields.
–CIB
• Lets you load panchromatic aerial photos in CIB format
and add additional fields as needed
–DTED
• Lets you load elevation data stored in DTED and SRTM
format.
Defense Functionality – Geoprocessing Tools
• New geoprocessing tools have a defense/intelligence focus:
• Bearing Distance To Line
• Converts a table containing information for constructing
lines to a geodesic line
• Table To Ellipse
• Converts a table containing ellipse definitions to
geodetic ellipses
• XY To Line
• Converts a table containing from- and to-points (as x,y
pairs) to a geodesic line feature class
• Convert Coordinate Notation
• Converts a table or feature class from one coordinate
format (DD, DMS, UTM, MGRS, etc.) to another coordinate
format
Defense Functionality – Geoprocessing Tools
•Basic help table to understand where tools are now located
Defense & Intelligence Resource Center
• Blogs
• Forums
• Case Studies
• Template Gallery– Military Overlay Package
– Topo Map service
– Additional styles, packages,
etc.
• Media Gallery
• Help
Demonstration
What‟s New: ArcGIS Server 10
GlobeServices
MapServices
Analysis &ModelingServices
ImageServices
Geometry
Web
BrowsersDesktop Explorer Mobile Enterprise
Service Bus
Open
APIs
…Geodata
GDB
ArcGIS Server is a complete server based GISDelivering GIS with powerful services and applications
10 is the next big step for ArcGIS ServerMore powerful, faster and easier to maintain
9.3.1
10
9.3
9.2
9.1
9.0
…builds upon and enhances ArcGIS Server 9.3.1
• Enhanced Web Mapping
• More powerful server-based analysis
• Geo-collaboration and Web 2.0 Editing
• Simplified data-management
• Runs on the Amazon Elastic Cloud
Fast on-the-fly &
Cached Map Services
Compact
Cache
Ready-to-use Templates
& RIA technology
Create
Beautiful maps
Publish
Fast Map Services
Build
Great User Experiences
Desktop + OnLine
Enhanced Web MappingStreamlining workflows and communicating with maps
More beautiful maps for the webRicher symbology
• Optimized Map Services support for
• Maplex text placement
• Cartographic Representations
• Sharper looking True Type Fonts
… Authoring Professional Looking Maps for the Web
Simplified Cache Map ManagementThrough the new compact cache format
• Fewer files on disk = easier management
• Quick to move around and update
• Builds quicker (sometimes)
• Great performance
• Enables collaborative caching
…Faster map cache creation and updates
Compact
Cache
County AMap Cache
County BMap Cache
Compact cacheSome numbers (a US State)
Time to create Space on disk Time to move
Exploded 10 hours 50 minutes 1.54Gb Almost 2 hours
Compact 9 hours 50 minutes 1.2 Gb 6 minutes
• Map cache for the State of Louisiana
• Street Map
• Down to 1:4,000 map scale
• Over 1.5M map tiles
Create the map cache
Staging environment Production environment
Publish the cache
Compact cache = less time
Map Animations on the Web Made EasyTime Aware Map Services and Applications
• Built in tools for authoring time aware map services
• Ready to use map animation tools
Configurable Web MapsCreating Web Maps In a Heart Beat
• Configurable web maps for:
• Map centric web browser map apps
• Sharepoint sites
• iPhone
• Industry Templates available
…Simplifying the Creation Of Web Maps
Stronger Web 2.0 SDKs
JavaScript
Flex
Silverlight
Enhanced ArcGIS Web Mapping APIsStronger SDKs for web and iPhone developers
New iPhone SDK!
• APIs for JavaScript, Flex and Silverlight:
• Richer and more samples
• New iPhone SDK
• Enhanced Map Services API
• Attachments
• Geodatabase Relationships
• Enhanced Domain and Subtype support
• Standalone tables
• Faster Queries
Fuzzy Overlay
Ecological Sampling
Location /
Allocation
Stronger environment for analysisMore tools, easier access and faster execution
• More than 130 new tools
• More efficient processing
– Up to 15x faster
– Simplified authoring
PDF Maps on Demand
Data Extraction Services
(CAD, shapefile, raster formats…)
Enterprise Search
New Search Service
• Centralize Search and Indexing of GIS Resources
• Security: Use several Search Services
• For use internally by Desktop users
• Not a Search Service for Web users
• Non spatial search on „Item Descriptions‟
• Very, very fast
Enhanced access to databases
• SQL based Tables and Feature Layers
• More flexible access to data
• GroupBy, Joins…
• No need for ArcSDE tables
• Author in ArcMap, publish to Server
• Will look as simple features
• Read only
Native SQL access
to databases
Database
SQL
• Enabling simple sketching & advanced editing
• Well defined Information Model
• Edit from anywhere (many clients)
iPhone
Handhelds
And Tablets
Web Browsers
Desktop
Feature
Service
Editing for allFrom Volunteered Geographic Information to sophisticated web editing
Editing from the fieldSupporting partially connected and fully connected editing
What‟s New: Imagery at ArcGIS 10
Management, Dissemination,
Discovery and Exploitation
Maximizing the Value of Imagery
• Providing imagery:
– Timely
• Value is highest when new
– Quickly
• Fast display
– Accurately
• Correct location and metadata
• Exploiting the rich information content:
– Resolution
• Use full spatial content with maximum quality
– Temporal change
• Enable time control
– Spectral range
• Utilize multiple bands
– Dynamic range
• Utilize sensitivity for sensors
Imagery is Core to a Complete GIS
• Management
– All forms of geospatial data
• Vector, Image, Maps, TIN, Networks, …
– Image Data Management
• Dissemination
– Accessibility to data, information and knowledge
• Services, Sharing, Standards
– Providing image accessibility
• Visualization
– Interpretability and human understanding
– Imagery display in many applications
• Analysis
– Gain knowledge to make informed decisions
– Extracting the information from imagery
ArcGIS is a Complete GIS Based Image System
Management
Manage
ArcGIS - For Image Data ManagementCataloging, Metadata and Processing
Wide Range of User Needs:
• Work Station User
• Organizations with collections of
existing imagery and rasters
• Enterprises collecting new imagery
“How do I serve all our orthoimages?”
“How do I process and serve imagery that we
acquire?”
Simple
Mgmt.
Adv.
Mgmt
“What do I have? How can I easily work with it?”
Catalog all available imagery
Make it quickly accessible in the required form
GeoDatabase - Mosaic DatasetManagement of Small to Vast Collections of Imagery
• Catalog/Library of all imagery & associated metadata
• Stored in GeoDatabase
• Massively Scalable
• References original pixels as files or database
• Define processing / functions
• Authored and Accessible directly in ArcGIS Desktop
• Automation using GeoProcessing Tools & ArcObjects
• Accessible as:
– Image
• Dynamically Mosaicked
• Processed on the fly
– Catalog
• Table with geometry & metadata
Resolves the traditional issues associated with image data management
Dynamic MosaickingMosaic Imagery On-demand
• Fuse of overlapping imagery from multiple sources
• User control of Image Order
• By Date –‟Latest‟, „Closest to May 2001‟
• By Attribute – „Highest Sun Angle‟
• By Viewpoint – North, South, East, West
• Seamline – Feathered blend
• User Query – „Landsat imagery, with no cloud, later than June 2001‟
• By default users see best available imagery
Exploit the Overlap in Imagery
Dynamic MosaickingResolves Traditional Image Management Issues
Processing TimeReduces processing
Overlapping ImageryMaintain information
Disparate Datasets
Handle large
NoData areas
Image Quality
Reduces resampling
StorageReduces storage by removing redundancy
Multi-resolution DataNo need to sample up or down
Maintenance
Add imagery as required
Maintain Metadata
Valuable information
t1t2
t3t4
t5
On-The-Fly ProcessingCreate Multiple Products from a Single Source
Utilize the image information content
• Define Processing functions as part of Mosaic Dataset
• Imagery Processed as Accessed
• Processes• Orthorectify
• PanSharpen
• Extract Bands
• Vegetation Index
• Classify
• Shaded Relief
• Crop to Footprint
• Enhance
• Color Correction
• ...
On-The-Fly Processing
• Traditional Processing
• On-The-Fly Processing
• Resolves:– Processing time
– Multiple intermediate products
– Additional storage
– Loss of information
– Difficulty making changes or maintenance
– High risk of delays
Resolves Issues with Traditional Image Processing
Demonstration – Image Data Management
• Working with a Mosaic Dataset
• Creating a Mosaic Dataset
Dissemination
Providing
Image Accessibility
Direct
Static
Dynamic
Three Patterns for Image Access
ArcGIS is unique in providing all three
Direct Access to ImageryTraditional Workstation Access
• Raster Datasets
– Nearly all image formats
• TIF, IMG, NITF, JPEG2000, ...
• Raster Types
– Common Imagery Sensors
• QuickBird, Ikonos, SPOT, Aerial Frame, …
• Mosaic Dataset
– References to rasters, metadata and processing
• Map Cache
– Most scalable web delivery
– Created and served using ArcGIS Server
– Can utilize Mosaic Datasets as the source
• Accessible
– ArcMap
– ArcGIS Explorer
– WebAPIs/Mashups
• ArcGIS Online Provides
– World Imagery
– Ikonos 1m 700+ metro. Areas
– User submitted content
Static Web ServicesImagery Optimized for Web Delivery
www.argisonline.com
Imagery as a very fast background
• Dynamic Image Service
– User defined projection and rendering
• Directly from source raster dataset
• Changeable Compression
• Return image or pixel values
• Accessible
–ArcMap
–ArcGIS Explorer
–WebAPIs (Silverlight, Flex, JavaScript)
–OCG WMS, WCS, KML
–3rd Party Applications
ArcGIS Image ServicesExtensive Web Based Image Functionality
Imagery as Background & Analysis
ArcGIS Server Image ExtensionServing Large Imagery Collections
• Serve Mosaic Dataset
• Image Services Accessible as:
– Image
• Dynamic Mosaicking
• On-the-fly processing
• Identify
• Export
– Catalog
• Query
• Selection
• Download, with clipping
Maximizing the Value of Imagery
Demonstration –Image Dissemination
• Publish a Service
• Use Service in ArcGIS Desktop
• Access Service REST endpoint
Visualization
Visualize
ArcGIS - For Image VisualizationBetter Interpretation and Understanding of Imagery
• Quick Access
• Improved Quality
• Fast / Accelerated Display
• Image Enhancement
• Multiple Applications
– ArcGIS Desktop
– ArcGIS Explorer
– Web APIs
– 3rd Party Applications
Analyze
Analyze
ArcGIS – For Image AnalysisExploiting the Value of Imagery
• Search and Discovery
– Query for imagery
• Image Analysis Window
– Enhancement
– Interpretation
– On-The-Fly Processing
• Image Classification Tools
– Traditional Image Classification
• Automated image exploitation workflows
take the complexity out of image
processing– Non-experts can apply advanced methods with
simple processing workflows
• All based on ENVI‟s proven, scientific
algorithms and methods– Decades of image processing experience
• Step by step procedures and instructions
guide you through popular image analysis
tasks for: – Orthorectifying images
– Detecting change in an area over time
– Extracting features of interest over a wide area
– Classifying land cover
• Results seamlessly integrated with ArcGIS– Publish output to .shp or GDB
ENVI – Image Exploitation Workflows
Real-time
Map
content
Input Imagery
ENVI
exploitation
workflows
ArcGIS
Demonstration – Image Visualization and Analysis
ArcGIS – A Platform for Complete Imagery SolutionsInformation Centric Workflows Enable Efficiency and Interoperability
• ESRI works closely with its Partners
• ArcGIS provides a platform
• Partners provide domain expertise
• Automated Feature Extraction
• Multispectral Analysis
• Hyperspectral Analysis
• Radar
• Specialized Sensor Support
• Stereo Display
• …
DigitalGlobe
GeoEye
Trimble (Applanix)
SPOT
RapidEye
Microsoft (Vexcel)
Pictometry
i-cubed
PCI Geomatics
Trimble (Inpho)
MDA Federal
DAT/EM
PurVIEW
Qcoherent
Definiens
ITT VIS
BAE SYSTEMS
Overwatch
ArcGISThe Platform for Fully Integrated GIS and Imagery
• Integrating Imagery as core to GIS
• Management, Dissemination, Visualization and Analysis
• Solution for wide range of user requirements
• Maximizes the value of imagery
++
GIS
ArcGIS 10 is a Major ReleaseDramatically Transforming and Improving GIS
• Easy
– Easier and More Productive
• Fast
– Faster Performance, Analysis,
Management
• Powerful
– Imagery is core to GIS
– Expanded Analysis
– 3D GIS
– Improved Mapping
• Everywhere
– Expanded Access
– Rich Web
Mobile
Devices
Web Clients
Desktop
ServerOnline / Cloud
Providing the full power of GIS to everyone.
AGENDA
WELCOME
March 23, Tuesday
0800-0900 Registration
0900-0915 Welcome and Introductions
0915-1000 Getting Started with ArcGIS Server
1000-1015 Break
1015-1200 Building Rich Internet Applications on the ArcGIS Platform
1200-1300 Lunch
1300-1500 What’s New at ArcGIS 10
1500-1600 Closing Remarks
Refreshments
Networking