Here’s a short tutorial that illustrates how to use some of the new Visual Studio 2008 and 2010 integration features that are available with ArcGIS 10. This includes project templates, snippets, references, tool tips, help documentation and samples.
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» Read more: ArcGIS 10 : Visual Studio and ArcObjects Tips and Tricks
This tutorial demonstrates how regression analysis has been implemented in ArcGIS, and explores some of the special considerations you’ll want to think about whenever you use regression with spatial data.
Regression analysis allows you to model, examine, and explore spatial relationships, to better understand the factors behind observed spatial patterns, and to predict outcomes based on that understanding. Ordinary Least Squares regression (OLS) is a global regression method. Geographically Weighted Regression (GWR) is a local, spatial, regression method that allows the relationships you are modeling to vary across the study area.
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These formulas are slightly modified from Army (1973). They are accurate to within less than a meter within a given grid zone. The original formulas include a now obsolete term that can be handled more simply – it merely converts radians to seconds of arc. That term is omitted here but discussed below.
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» Read more: Formulas For Converting Latitude and Longitude to UTM
Download for free a booklet ” Digital Geography – Geographic Visualisation for Urban Environment” from Digital Urban.
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Download an ESRI White Paper : Lidar Analysis in ArcGIS 9.3.1 for Forestry Applications
This paper will step through processes to convert lidar data into a format ArcGIS can process, explain methods to interpret the lidar data, and show how ArcGIS can disseminate the data to those who are not geospatial analysts.
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Autodesk, Inc recently announced a new program called the Autodesk Assistance Program. Enrollment in the Autodesk Assistance Program and software download availability has been extended through January 31st, 2011. Classroom training is subject to training center scheduling and availability.
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In these uncertain economic times, many companies have had to let good people go. If you were one of them, you might be wondering how to advance your career in this challenging global job market.
Download for free ebook “The Illustrated Guide to Nonprofit GIS and Online Mapping” from www.MapTogether.org
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Download for free ebook “GIS for Public Safety An annotated guide to ArcGIS tools & procedures” by Joel M. Caplan, Ph.D.
This book focuses on ESRI’s ArcGIS functionality and presents all of the tools and procedures that are commonly used by public safety researchers and practitioners. It gives simple steps for descriptive, exploratory, and explanatory mapping tasks and includes concise but meaningful discussions to let you critically assess and accurately apply the software to your own unique specialty. This provides a solid foundation for advanced spatial thinking and permits you to utilize GIS technology in your own innovative ways. This book is intended for an introductory audience, but GIS users at all skill levels will find value in it as a reference manual. “Introductory” does not mean limited content. Rather, it means that the focus of the book is on the technical aspect of GIS mapping.
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» Read more: Download Ebook : GIS for Public Safety An annotated guide to ArcGIS tools & procedures
Download for free
Technical Guide Datum and Coordinate System from BAKOSURTANAL
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This technical guide available in PDF format include an application software to :
If you’re new to ArcGIS Explorer, or use for the first time, this online training will provide a valuable and comprehensive introduction.
The tutorial is a free 60 minutes online seminar, which presents the latest version of ArcGIS Explorer and covers the following topics:
Geopublisher is a application to generate & publish multimedia atlases & has been developed to overcome the technical obstacles in publishing geo-data. The targeted users are scientists & institutions that need to communicate their results to the general public. The exported atlases are user-friendly & can therefore easily be used by people who are not familiar with GIS.
From video tutorial below you will learn the steps you require to generate & export a basic atlas using the free Geopublisher program. The video takes about 5 minutes & its purpose is to show the basic steps needed to generate a first atlas with Geopublisher. » Read more: Video tutorial GIS : How to create an atlas with Geopublisher in 5 minutes
Foresters, owner makers, and businesses are using GIS to measure and support the forest’s natural ability to neat carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from the atmosphere and reduce the greenhouse effect on the climate. This free ESRI Best Practices booklet includes case studies about using GIS for forest carbon management. Learn about other GIS solutions for countering climate change.
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ArcGIS Tips : How to Copy Map from ArcMap Data View to Word/Excel/Powerpoint
Available only in Bahasa Indonesia
by iniGIS
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GIS Tutorial : Design Geodatabase Using ArcGIS Diagrammer
Available in PDF format, language : Bahasa Indonesia
by Geovisi
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From GeoSpatialTraining.com :
This is our entry level course for the Google Maps API, and is designed to enable you to build Google Maps applications for the web. You will learn how to create maps, add map controls for user interactions (zooming, and panning), programmatically alter the map extent, add points of interest to the map, create lines and polygons on a map, add custom icons, geocode addresses on the fly, read addresses from XML or KML files, calculate driving directions, view current traffic conditions, display a street view, integrate with Google Earth, and display aerial photography.
Intended Audience
This course is designed for all levels.
Modules
Module 1: Introduction to Google Maps
Module 2: Basic Concepts of the Google Maps API
Module 3: Geocoding
Module 4: Reading Data from File and Database Sources (XML, KML)
Module 5: Driving Directions, Traffic, and Street View
Module 6: Integration with Google Earth
Module 7: Integrating Local Search with Google Maps
» Read more: Google Maps Courses – Introduction to the Google Maps API
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