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Overview of ArcGIS Network Analyst
ArcGIS Network Analyst enables ArcGIS users to solve a variety of
routing and network problems. Tasks such as finding the most efficient
travel route, generating travel directions, finding the closest
facility, or defining service areas based on travel time have become
greatly simplified. The core functionality of the extension lies in the
new network dataset. The network dataset includes the ability to create
true multimodal networks.
This
workshop will outline the tools and functionality of the Network Analyst
extension and go through several routing, delivery, and service area
solutions. The workshop will also cove the basic principles behind
building and using network datasets.
Automating
Workflow with ModelBuilder and Python
ArcGIS 9 includes several new tools to help automate complex tasks and
analysis procedures. Models are data flow
diagrams that link together a series of tools and data to create
advanced procedures and work flows. Python is an open source scripting
language that can be used to construct complex geoprocessing scripts.
This workshop will cover the fundamentals of using each tool to create
custom procedures to automate your geoprocessing workflow and increase
efficiency.
ArcSDE Tips and
Tricks
SDE Tips and
Tricks covers best practices for administering your SDE Database - from
loading and managing data, configuring users, and security. This
presentation also addresses the basics of the Geodatabase, tuning SDE
for better performance, and version management.
Customizing
ArcGIS Desktop
ArcGIS provides the ability to customize desktop applications to better
fit an individual user or group’s specific needs. This includes the
ability to simply modify existing toolbars and tools to creating and
embedding custom tools and forms. This workshop will cover the basics
of using ArcObjects and VBA to create custom tools and desktop
layouts.
Smart Editing
Techniques
Learn
about different methods to effectively enter and maintain vector data in
a geodatabase. This workshop addresses editing workflow and topology,
basic version management, preparing the editing environment, and
entering and adjusting data from various data sources. |
