ArcGIS Pro Essential Training (2022)

Course details

ArcGIS Pro is a popular geographic information system (GIS) that combines the power of 2D and 3D mapping with cloud-based sharing and collaboration features. Version 2.4 contains visualization and editing enhancements that make it more powerful than ever. In this course, Gordon Luckett teaches you the essentials of working with ArcGIS Pro 2.4. Gordon shows you how to get started with choosing a template, creating a project, navigating in ArcGIS Pro, and setting up project and map properties. He goes over using vector data, raster data, and styling data. Then Gordon shows you how to style and label your maps. He explains how to build global and local 3D scenes, as well as extrude building heights and link 2D maps to your 3D scenes. After covering how to print map layouts, Gordon dives into creating feature classes, drawing new data, editing feature attributes, and more. He discusses how to use geospatial tools, publish to ArcGIS online, share individual files or entire projects, and more.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Exploring the amazing world of GIS using ArcGIS Pro

1. Understanding ArcGIS Pro

02 - Signing in to ArcGIS Pro
03 - Choosing a template
04 - Creating projects
05 - Navigating ribbons and panes
06 - Setting project properties
07 - Setting map properties

2. Vector Data

08 - Creating data connections
09 - Adding shapefiles to ArcGIS Pro
10 - Using file geodatabases
11 - Rendering text files as points

3. Raster Data

12 - Types of raster data
13 - Adding ECW data
14 - Adding DEM data
15 - Creating a contour style from DEM
16 - LIDAR

4. Styling Data

17 - Point layers
18 - Polyline layers
19 - Polygon layers
20 - Thematic layers
21 - DEM layers

5. Labeling Features

22 - Label vector data
23 - Using Arcade for labels

6. 3D Maps

24 - Global 3D scenes
25 - Local 3D scenes
26 - Extruding building heights
27 - Linking 2D maps with 3D scenes

7. Printing with Map Layouts

28 - Setting up layouts
29 - Adding map widgets
30 - Creating map layout templates

8. Creating Data

31 - Creating feature classes in a geodatabase
32 - Drawing new data
33 - Editing feature attributes
34 - Splitting and merging features
35 - Exporting data

9. Geospatial Tools

36 - Overlaying two vector layers
37 - Creating a heat map from points
38 - Creating centroids from polygons

10. Sharing Data

39 - Publishing to ArcGIS online
40 - Creating layer packages
41 - Sharing layers
42 - Creating project packages

Conclusion

43 - Next steps