Migrating from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro

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1 Migrating from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro

2 Migrating from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro STUDENT EDITION

3 Table of Contents Esri resources for your organization Course introduction Course introduction Course goals Installing the course data Training Services account credentials Icons used in this workbook Understanding the ArcGIS platform 1 Getting started with ArcGIS Pro ArcGIS Pro interface ArcGIS Pro and the ArcGIS platform ArcGIS Pro characteristics ArcGIS Pro structure Comparing ArcGIS Pro with ArcMap Exercise 1: Explore ArcGIS Pro functionality Create a project Add a map and layers Navigate the map Modify layer symbology Select and explore features Select features by attributes Select features by location Answers to Lesson 1 questions 2 Building ArcGIS Pro projects Comparing structure and functionality Map documents and projects Project templates Exercise 2: Import an ArcMap document Import a map document into ArcGIS Pro Explore the imported document Add a folder connection Add styles Create a project template Apply a project template i

4 Answers to Lesson 2 questions 3 Sharing resources using ArcGIS Pro What is a portal? Sharing with ArcGIS Pro Sharing options in ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro Where to share resources ArcGIS Online resources Choosing a sharing option Exercise 3: Share items using ArcGIS Pro Create a layer package Analyze and share a layer package Create and share a web layer Create and share a web map Access shared content in ArcGIS Pro View shared items in ArcGIS Online Using tasks to share processes Answers to Lesson 3 questions 4 Editing features and attributes Schema review ArcGIS Pro editing environment Exercise 4A: Edit schema Create a project Create a feature class Modify fields Create a domain Apply a domain to a field Create subtypes Review of schema editing concepts Editing review Basic editing Exercise 4B: Edit features and attributes Find the area of interest Prepare the editing environment Create features using measurements Update attributes Create a feature by tracing ii

5 Modify vertices Calculate a field Digitize a lake polygon Group feature templates Answers to Lesson 4 questions 5 Creating maps with vector data Symbology review Symbolizing layers Exercise 5A: Modify layer properties and display options Create a map and add layers Change layer display properties Symbolize using unique values Symbolize using graduated colors Change classification properties Symbolize a line layer Symbolize a point layer Set scale-based symbols Set scale ranges for layers Exercise review Labeling Exercise 5B: Label features Set basic labeling properties Set scale ranges for labels Create label classes Checkpoint Vector tile layers Exercise 5C: Create and share a vector tile package View map properties Build vector tiles Add a tile package to a new map Challenge: Share a vector tile package Answers to Lesson 5 questions Exercise 5C challenge solution 6 Displaying raster data Raster display Raster functions iii

6 Displaying raster data Exercise 6: Symbolize rasters and use raster functions Modify raster symbology Apply raster functions to modify the display Create a function chain Interpolate surfaces to visualize point data Create a map package Answers to Lesson 6 questions 7 Working with 3D data 3D for display and analysis Local and global scenes Choose the correct type of scene Scene elevation source Displaying data in 3D Exercise 7: Visualize data in 3D Add a map and layers Convert a map to a scene Add an elevation source Display vector layers in 3D Extrude the structures layer Exercise review Using a rule package to create 3D features Answers to Lesson 7 questions 8 Performing analysis ArcGIS Pro analysis environment Use ArcMap resources in ArcGIS Pro Exercise 8A: Perform spatial analysis Import a map document Create a model Select the county Add the Clip tool to the model Add the Intersect tool to the model Add the Spatial Join tool to the model Add the Erase tool and run the model Explore and symbolize the surge layer Select shelter candidates 5 kilometers from the storm surge iv

7 Symbolize schools based on storm surge Exercise review Map layouts Exercise 8B: Create a map layout Prepare the map page Add a map frame and title Add a north arrow Add a scale bar Add a legend Add a grid Add another layout to the project Share the layout Answers to Lesson 8 questions 9 Moving to ArcGIS Pro How to perform tasks in ArcGIS Pro Reasons to migrate to ArcGIS Pro Answers to Lesson 9 questions Appendices Appendix A: Esri data license agreement Appendix B: Answers to lesson review questions Appendix C: Additional resources Appendix D: Lesson stories v

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