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2019 Forestry GIS Special Interest Group Nathan Enge | nenge@esri.ca Agenda | Choosing the right apps for your organization Taking Basemaps & Operational Layers Offline Tips & Tricks Apps for the Office ArcGIS | We Already Use


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2019 Forestry GIS Special Interest Group

Nathan Enge | nenge@esri.ca

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Agenda |

  • Choosing the right apps for your organization
  • Taking Basemaps & Operational Layers

Offline – Tips & Tricks Apps for the Office

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ArcGIS | We Already Use ArcGIS for…

  • Timber/Stand Management
  • Forest Planning
  • Regulatory Compliance
  • Mobile Operations
  • Environmental Management
  • Forest Protection/Fire Management
  • Routing & Logistics
  • Urban Forestry
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Decision Support

Gain situational awareness, and enable information-driven decision making

Analytics

Discover, quantify, and predict trends and patterns to improve

  • utcomes

Data Management

Collect, organize, and maintain accurate locations and details about assets and resources

Field Mobility

Manage and enable a mobile workforce to collect and access information in the field

Consultative Process

Communicate and collaborate with stakeholders and external communities of interest

Sharing & Collaboration

Empower everyone to easily discover, use, make, and share geographic information

ArcGIS | Common Patterns of Use

Mapping & Visualization

Understand locations and relationships with maps and visual representations

Monitoring

Track, manage, and monitor assets and resources in real-time

Design & Planning

Evaluate alternative solutions and create

  • ptimal designs
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ArcGIS

Knowledge Workers Professional GIS Field Crew Stakeholder Engagement Foresters, Executives Forest Resource Management Systems

Web GIS

ArcGIS | Extends the reach of GIS

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Professional Geospatial Analysts Server

Share Analyze

To extract and synthesize information from data To share data products and information to those that need it

Manage

To manage and process all your data System of Engagement System of Record System of Insight

ArcGIS | System of Systems

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ArcGIS | Which Apps would be suited for…

  • Make mission critical decisions
  • Monitor changing conditions
  • Gain insight into assets & workflows
  • Increase efficiency, reduced costs, reduced risk &

improved communication

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  • 4 main themes
  • Based on common forestry business workflows

Field Office Community Builders

ArcGIS | Out of the Box Apps

  • Focused | Powerful
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  • Apps that are used in the workplace
  • Can also be used by other departments in your organization
  • Enable non-traditional GIS user to leverage your geospatial assets

ArcGIS Earth ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud Esri Business Analyst Insights for ArcGIS Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS Maps for Office Maps for SharePoint

ArcGIS | Apps for the Office

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ArcGIS Earth

Lightweight data viewer app Low training requirement Support file-based workflows with KML

Great for placing non-conventional block layouts from KML, viewing your own operational data in a global context

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ArcGIS Maps for Office

Map spreadsheet data Create interactive maps in PPT Do light spatial analysis

Great for GPX files, stump-level inventory visualization, heatmapping non-GIS incidents collected in Office, wildfire points,

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Esri Maps for SharePoint

Share GIS info on SharePoint sites Allow SharePoint users to do map-based analysis Geocode SharePoint lists

Great for visualizing customer location data…

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ArcGIS Maps for Power BI

Provide better maps to BI users Add content with Esri demographics and ArcGIS layers Answer located-based questions

Great for visualizing stand level data, wildfire data, incident

  • data. Perfect for the Data Scientist with some GIS training
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Insights for ArcGIS

Exploratory spatial analytics Fast data discovery Visual, intuitive, dynamic

Great for descriptive analyses, predictive analyses, prescriptive analyses. Growth Yield modelling, correlative

  • ver time, analyze stump to dump track data
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ArcGIS Business Analyst

Demographic data for 130+ countries Create beautiful infographics Location-driven market insights

Great for Analyzing potential clients, downstream market potential

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ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud

Create maps for communication Add your brand asethetic Add geographic content

Great for plaques, wall maps, professional publications, integrate with branded graphics

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Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS

Monitor real-time operations Enables at-a-glance decision making Key performance indicators (KPIs)

Great for forest ops, inspections, days without incidents, HSE, market values, IOT, AVL

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  • Replace redundant inefficient field processes
  • Reduce costs and overhead
  • Improve accuracy and currency of data
  • Modernize workflows
  • Use individually or together, depends on your business workflows

Collector for ArcGIS Survey123 for ArcGIS Workforce for ArcGIS Navigator for ArcGIS Drone2Map for ArcGIS ArcGIS Explorer

ArcGIS | Apps for the Field

Tracker for ArcGIS

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ArcGIS for Desktop Workforce for ArcGIS Navigator for ArcGIS Survey123 for ArcGIS Collector for ArcGIS Drone2Map for ArcGIS Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS A

Field Operations

ArcGIS | Field Operations

Tracker for ArcGIS

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Workforce for ArcGIS

Optimize field operations Location awareness Plan, coordinate field work

Dispatcher Field Workers

…elegant offline coming…

Great for assigning tasks such as Road, culvert, bridge inspections, recce, safety audits, worker check in,

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Workforce for ArcGIS

Works with other field apps

  • Open an assignment
  • Navigate to it
  • Navigator – use offline turn by turn
  • Capture data:
  • Map: Collector for ArcGIS
  • Form: Survey123 for ArcGIS
  • Flag as completed
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Navigator for ArcGIS

Turn by turn directions Works offline Includes network data, use with your own maps

Great for providing routing to trucks using your own FSR, RP networked data (one way in, one way out)

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Collector for ArcGIS

Web maps Works offline High accuracy GPS

Great for rangeland health, wildlife habitat inventory, stream cards, inspections, rural interface fire hazards

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Survey123 for ArcGIS

Form-centric field data collection Analyze results immediately Leverages Smart forms

Great for roads, bridge, culvert inspections, safety incidents, stakeholder inputs, public surveys

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Drone2Map for ArcGIS

Process raw drone imagery Share and analyze in ArcGIS Create GIS ready products

Great for capturing harvesting, silviculture activities, updating the base in between fixed wing operations

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Tracker for ArcGIS

Real Time location of most valued assets Available in Enterprise 10.7 NOW Work Safety, Auditing, Analyses

Great for worker safety, auditing, proxy for AVL

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Explorer for ArcGIS

Your maps anywhere Sketch, annotate, and communicate Access information while disconnected

Great for replacing PDF-based workflows in the field

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  • Communicate your stories and work to a wider audience
  • Share your geospatial assets
  • Support transparency, collaboration, and community engagement

Esri Story Maps ArcGIS Open Data Crowdsource Apps

ArcGIS | Apps for the Community

ArcGIS Hub

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Story Map Apps

Tell a narrative with text, maps, and media “My Stories” app console 8’ish different templates

Great for stakeholder engagements on community and environmental initiatives, leverage storymaps within storymaps to build out themed apps

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ArcGIS Open Data / Sites

“public” data consumption Increase transparency Connect with your stakeholders

Great for providing searchable indexed data, maps, and apps to internal users themed into categories, or business

  • areas. SELF-SERVICE enablement
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Crowdsource Apps

Used for large data feedback projects Web and mobile app deployments 3 different apps: Reporter, Polling, and Manager

Great for soliciting community feedback, triaged incident reporting, and response mechanisms

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  • Quickly and easily create and deploy your own apps
  • For the web and for devices
  • No programming required, but the apps are extensible for developers

AppStudio for ArcGIS Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS Configurable App Templates

ArcGIS | Apps for the Builder

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Configurable Application Templates

Easiest way to deploy a web app Over 25+ options Designed to support specific workflows

Great for comparing pre/post harvest activities, editing workflows, site recce using elevation profile

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WebAppbuilder for ArcGIS

Create and deploy web apps Extensible Large user community

Great for standing up targeted apps like environmental screening, block layouts, printing, reporting, editing

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AppStudio for ArcGIS

Build cross-platform native apps Use templates or develop from scratch Publish to App Stores or Enterprise

Great for branding your own offline apps.

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Office

ArcGIS Earth ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud Esri Business Analyst Insights for ArcGIS GeoPlanner for ArcGIS Esri CityEngine Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS Maps for Office Maps for SharePoint

Field

Collector for ArcGIS Survey123 for ArcGIS Workforce for ArcGIS Navigator for ArcGIS Drone2Map for ArcGIS ArcGIS Explorer

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ArcGIS | Supports your Business Workflow

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Community Builders

AppStudio for ArcGIS Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS Configurable App Templates

ArcGIS | Supports your Business Workflow

Esri Story Maps ArcGIS Open Data Crowdsource Apps ArcGIS Hub

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Agenda |

  • Choosing the right apps for your organization
  • Taking Basemaps & Operational Layers

Offline – Tips & Tricks Apps for the Office

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ArcGIS | How do you bring maps into the field?

Paper Maps Avenza ArcGIS Explorer

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ArcGIS | Going Offline with Explorer

  • Better than PDFs
  • Leverages ArcGIS Pro to prepare data
  • Share and make available across the organization for download
  • Workflows need to be planned – then, is repeatable
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ArcGIS | Terms & Definitions

  • MMPK – Mobile Map Package. Offline package used by ArcGIS Explorer.

Contains vector & raster data. Can also contain VTPK & TPK.

  • VPTK – Vector Tile Package. Vectors that are tiled, and rendered on
  • device. Smaller footprint than traditional TPKs. Overzoom, dynamic

labelling, map styling, hi def

  • TPK – Tile Package. Traditional pre-cached, pre-rendered raster tiles.

Larger footprint.

  • Raster Mosaic Dataset. Data model within a GDB for optimized storage,

visualization, and analytics of raster types

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ArcGIS | Going Offline with Explorer

  • Different workflows of offline based on content
  • How you plan your offline depends on what content needs to be accessed
  • n device
  • Options (each option has storage and interactivity implications):
  • MMPK
  • MMPK+VTPK
  • MMPTK+VTPK+”Cheat”
  • MMPK+VPTK+nTPK
  • MMPK+VPTK+”Cheat”+nTPK
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ArcGIS | Create Mobile Map Package

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ArcGIS | By the Numbers

MMPK MMPK+VTPK+TPK MMPK+VTPK VPTK TPK Without Ortho 7.7 MB 13.5 MB / 8 MB 5.8 MB With Ortho 3500 MB 309 MB 301 MB With DSM 356 MB 47 MB

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ArcGIS | Going Offline with Explorer

  • Better than PDFs
  • Leverages your investment in ArcGIS
  • Share and make available across the organization for download
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