Presented by: Anthony O’FlahertySenior Consultant

Map, Apps and

everything in

between

ArcGIS Platform

Esri

• Founded and owned by Jack & Laura Dangermond

• Developers of the world leading ArcGIS software

• 2,500+ employees in the US

• Range of business partners including Microsoft, IBM

• $800m spent on R&D for ArcGIS 10

Esri HQ Office, Redlands, CA

Alliances and Partners

Delivering Leading-Edge Technology and Solutions

Esri Community

• 100,000,000 dollars of Esri software is installed and in use every day in Australia

• 1,000,000 people around the world use Esri products on any given day

• 16,000 people attended the Esri Global User conference in July 2014

• 2,500 organisations in Australia use Esri products

• 2,200 business partners worldwide base their businesses on Esri technologies

• 2,200 people attend an Esri Australia training course each year

• 800 Esri server installations are in everyday use in Australia

• 550 people attended Ozri in September 2013

• 500 support calls are answered by Esri Australia technical professionals each month

• 315 universities, colleges and schools in Australia use Esri software for training students

• 108 different book titles were published in the Esri Press 2013 book catalogue

• 50 people attended the Esri Directions seminar in Darwin in February

AU Uni’s on Esri Site Licences

GIS Education

Australian National University

Bond University

Charles Darwin University

Charles Sturt University

Curtin University of Technology

Deakin University

Flinders University

Griffith University

James Cook University

La Trobe University

Macquarie University

Monash University

Murdoch University

Queensland University of

Technology

RMIT University

The University of Adelaide

University of Canberra

University of Melbourne

University of New England

University of New South Wales

University of Queensland

University of South Australia

University of Sydney

University of Tasmania

University of Technology Sydney

University of the Sunshine Coast

University of Western Australia

University of Western Sydney

University of Wollongong

http://bit.ly/1pf5pyFLet’s visualize:

ArcGIS is a Platform

Author

Share

Use

Sharing Resources….

…Supporting Collaborative Approaches

ArcGIS Integrates Organizations and People

Breaking Down the Barriers…

ArcGIS is a PlatformArcGIS is a Platform

ArcGIS is a Platform

Desktop Web Device

Web GIS

Server Online Content and

Services

Product

Suite

ArcGIS for Server

ArcGIS for Desktop

ArcGIS Online

ArcGIS for Mobile

Apps for Smartphones and Tablets

ArcGIS for Windows Mobile

ArcPad

ArcGIS Solutions

ArcGIS for Local Government

ArcGIS for Electric

ArcGIS for Transportation Analytics

ArcGIS for Maritime

ArcGIS for Aviation

ArcGIS for Gas

ArcGIS Defense Solutions

Esri Production Mapping

Esri Roads and Highways

Basic, Standard or Advanced

Extensions:3D Analyst

Spatial Analyst

Geostatistical Analyst

Network Analyst

Tracking Analyst

Schematics

Data Interoperability

Data Reviewer

Publisher

Workflow Manager

ArcScan

Maplex…..

Create, share, and

access maps,

applications and data

Location Analytics

Esri Maps for Office

Esri Maps for Sharepoint

Esri Maps for Dynamics CRM

Esri Maps for Microstrategy

Esri Maps for IBM Cognos

Esri Business Analyst

Esri Community Analyst

ArcGIS Apps

Collector for ArcGIS

Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS

Deliver GIS as a

Service

Publish Once.

Use Anywhere.

ArcGIS Supports Multiple

Implementation Patterns

Web CentricFile Based Server CentricDatabase Centric

Does your organisation have a GIS strategy?

Defining the Business Context

Geographic Information Systems

Is there an organisational objective?

What quality is required?

Who will be doing the work?

Let’s look at some examples…

• The following slides are screen shots of various online “Apps” as

deployed via ArcGIS Online.

• Search for yourself @ www.arcgis.com/home - you’ll be amazed at

just how much is out there!

• For those interested in learning more about the concept of using GIS

for community and stakeholder engagement you should explore Esri’s

dedicated Story Map site: http://storymaps.arcgis.com/en/

A Map of all the Maps…

http://storymaps.esri.com/stories/2013/storylocator/

Explore Mexico

http://maps.esri.com/legends/Mexican_stories/index.html

Forest Pressures in Nepal

http://geoportal.icimod.org/forestRes/

NSW Top 10 National Parks

http://downloads.esri.com/agol/pub/nsw10/index.html

World Heritage Sites and Forts in India

http://www.sindal.org/indianheritage/

Darwin Tour

http://demoportal.esriaustralia.com.au/public/darwin/index.html

Place Matters - NY

http://placematters.net/ESRImap/index.html

Napolean’s March on Moscow 1812 - 1813

http://storymaps.esri.com/templates/development/stable/geoblog/?appid=424

59c24c8a44f328e55c9043bf26208

Tourism in Bolivia

http://mapoholding.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapTour/index.html?appid=c1236b19

7b04491594bbd16418839760&webmap=a1d7e1cbd5884efeb1bf5687d6d4d5ef

http://www.arcgis.com/apps/MapTour/index.html?appid=2acee93257ef49478a5b175a680

3e34d&webmap=b1be3fe85c44437aa96da55c3263939f

Top Things to see in Melbourne

http://esriaudemo01.maps.arcgis.com/apps/MapTour/index.html?appid=d36f154d8

7d4432491e65406bbf6ba86&webmap=a9a802f36433488a909bb49937018bc0

Shipwrecks on Garden Island, SA

Bicentennial Park, Darwin

http://demoportal.esriaustralia.com.au/public/bicentennialpark/index.html

Application Stores

Application Stores

The next slides have been included for

reference as the workflow is relevant to future

spatial professionals involved in field data

collection.

Collector for ArcGIS is a game changer:

+ iOS or Android devices

+ Leverage Geodatabase data schemas

+ Disconnected Editing

+ Compliments “Operations Dashboard”

http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/collector-for-arcgis

http://doc.arcgis.com/en/operations-dashboard/

Collector for ArcGIS

Desktop

Server

Online Content

and Services

Collector for

ArcGIS

Multiple field data

collectors

GIS “author” designs

the GDB

Step 1 GDB Design

Create GDB (File/SDE)

• Feature Dataset(s)

• Feature Classe(s)

• Domains

• Subtypes

Assign Feature Symbology

This example uses a simple File Geodatabase workflow from ArcGIS for

Desktop. The Feature Class is “published” to ArcGIS Online and added to a Web

Map. From there it is accessible with the Collector App on your mobile device.

Step 2 Publish

Publish to ArcGIS Online

(or ArcGIS for Server)

Step 3 Configure

Sign in

Publish web map

Share within your organisation

Step 4 Get Collector

Step 5 Collect

• Sign in• Select Map• Create Features• Add Attachment (eg photo)• All Done!

Step 6 View in ArcMap

In real-time!

Step 7 View Online

In real-time!

Step 8 Publish Web Map

Share!

Questions?

Thank You

Anthony O'Flaherty | Senior Consultant, Northern Territory

Esri Australia | 5 Whitfield Street | Darwin, NT 0800 | Australia

T +61 (0)8 8924 9209 | M 0438 740 855 | aoflaherty@esriaustralia.com.au | esriaustralia.com.au

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Any Questions? Please, send me an email!