Building Web Maps and Apps with ArcGIS Online: for Disaster Response and Other Critical Uses

Allen, GISP, David W.

ISBN 10: 0578705621 / ISBN 13: 9780578705620

Published by GIS Guidebooks Press (edition ), 2020

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Building Web Maps and Apps with ArcGIS Online: for Disaster Response and Other Critical Uses
• Publisher: GIS Guidebooks Press (edition )
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0578705621
• ISBN 13: 9780578705620
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Good

About this title

Synopsis

ArcGIS Online integrates with so many web apps as well as the ArcGIS Desktop package that it can become a daunting task to set up and manage it all. This book has written explanations and hands-on exercises for you to learn and practice - things like setting up groups and user accounts, creating data from existing feature classes, designing Survey 123 and QuickConnect apps, geocoding tables into hosted feature layers, and much more. The final two chapters cover using Web AppBuilder and the Operations Dashboard builder to create interesting and informative web displays of your data.The focus of the book is Disaster Response and all of the exercises carry this common theme, but the techniques can certainly be applied to any other discipline. The components of ArcGIS Online, whether it be Survey 123 or Operations Dashboards, function the same way regardless of the data you feed into it. The book comes with a set of data to download to help get you through the exercises, and also incorporates data sets like the Federal HIFLD data and the Living Atlas of the World data - all of which falls seamlessly into place in all of the ArcGIS Online components. The name of the game in disasters is getting good data products built quickly, and knowing the insider tips and tricks will help with that goal. This book will certainly get you well on your way to becoming an indispensable part of any EOC or disaster response.

About the Author

David Allen was one of the founders of the Texas Emergency GIS Response Team and has served as the State Director of Operations since 2014. This position includes developing and delivering all of the training materials and classes for the over 300 volunteers in the organization. He has worked in the GIS industry for over 35 years and has written many other GIS related textbooks.