1. Sharing Geographic Content
John Thieling

2. Agenda
ArcGIS Online
ArcGIS for Server
Portal for ArcGIS

3. ArcGIS: A platform for collaboration
Mapping
Analysis
Visualization
Citizens
Managers
Knowledge Workers
Professional GIS
Enterprise Integration
Deployed Users
Cloud
. . . A Framework for Sharing, and Collaborating

4. Esri- or self-hosted content
Esri-hosted
Self-hosted
ArcGIS Online
Portal for ArcGIS
Maps, apps, data, tools
Maps, apps, data, tools
ArcGIS Online is secure
ArcGIS for Server
All types of services (data)
Could exist in the cloud (e.g., Amazon EC2)

5. What types of content can be shared?
Five groups
Maps
Data layers
Data files
Tools
Applications

6. With whom do you want to share?
No one (keep private)
Specific group(s)
Your organization
Everyone
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7. ArcGIS services Services ArcMap data layers Web maps Hosted services
ArcGIS Online
Web maps
Hosted services
Services
(on-premises)
ArcGIS for Server
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8. Web maps
Operational layer
Basemap layer
Web map D

9. Preparing operational content
Using ArcGIS for Desktop
TYPE OF
CONNECTION
TYPE OF DATA
WHERE TO PUBLISH THE DATA?
ArcGIS Online
Operational
ArcGIS Server
Desktop
TYPE OF
SERVICE?
Basemap

10. Feature service versus map service
Streams features
Service
Streams picture
TYPE OF SERVICE
Feature
Feature service streams vector features to client.
Map
Map service streams picture to client. D

11. How to handle the data Two options: Copy data to the server OR
Register data source with the server
Service
Register the data
Copy data to server
Author location
Server location
ArcGIS for Server
ArcGIS for Server
ArcGIS Online D

12. Registering a service
Add service as an item to ArcGIS Online/Portal for ArcGIS
Share with others D

13. Sharing operational content
Using ArcGIS for Desktop
TYPE OF
SERVICE
TYPE OF
CONNECTION
Feature
TYPE OF DATA
ArcGIS Online
Map
Operational
Desktop
ArcGIS Server
Map
Basemap
Add Feature Access

14. Using services (Services) ArcGIS Online ArcGIS Server Web maps
Web apps
Desktop
Mobile

15. Hosted by ArcGIS Online Hosted by your web server
Web maps to web apps
Web app*
Web map
Hosted by ArcGIS Online
Hosted by your web server
Services
*Many prebuilt JavaScript app templates D

16. ArcGIS Viewer for Silverlight
ArcGIS viewers
Create your own custom web apps without coding
ArcGIS Viewer for Flex
ArcGIS Viewer for Silverlight
JS Web App Builder D

17. Developer apps Web Mobile Web APIs Runtime SDKs JavaScript Flex
Silverlight
Java
Web APIs
JavaScript
Flex
Silverlight
Runtime SDKs
iOS
Android
Windows Store
Windows Phone
.NET
HTML5/JS
Objective-C

18. Basemap services Operational ArcGIS for Server Cached map
TYPE OF DATA
TYPE OF CONNECTION
TYPE OF SERVICE
Operational
ArcGIS for Server
Cached map
ArcGIS for Desktop
Basemap
ArcGIS Online
Tiled map

19. Map services in ArcGIS Online
ArcGIS for Desktop
Tiled map service
Option #1
Tile package
(TPK)
Option #2
Tile package D

20. Should you create your own image service?
ArcGIS Online
Basemap
Cached / tiled map service
In-house data
Purpose of imagery
Image service (dynamic)
Image service with caching
Analysis, visualization, downloads D

21. Image services ArcGIS for Server Raster datasets Mosaic datasets
Layer files
Image service
Imaging
WCS
WMS
Caching option
Dynamic
capabilities
ArcGIS for Server D

22. Using image services Fully supports dynamic and cached Desktop
Toggle display between both
Web maps
Can display time enabled imagery
Web APIs
Use either cached or dynamic
If dynamic, a set of analytical operations is supported

23. Why share geoprocessing services?
Desktop
users
only
GP Package
Entire ArcGIS
Online
community
GP Service D

24. Steps to create a geoprocessing service
Prepare /
run model
Publish
model results
Use
service

25. Preparing and running the model
Need to set input parameters?
Need to set
symbology?
Input parameters
Output parameters
Model processes

26. Using geoprocessing services
ArcGIS for Desktop
Web app D

27. Geocoding Latitude 50oN 125oW 85oW 45oW 5oW Gray Ave Longitude 20oN
10oS
20oN
85oW
125oW
45oW
5oW
Gray Ave
Warner St
508 Gray Ave, Durham, NC
78o53’21.57”W, 35o59’58.56”N D

28. Portal for ArcGIS At 10.2 an alternative implementation
Value and functionality of Online
Same collaboration tools and apps that you see in ArcGIS Online (e.g. Esri Maps for Office)
Same ArcGIS applications to fully deliver a WebGIS experience
Full productization with installers, support, and documentation
Works closely with ArcGIS for Server

29. Portal for ArcGIS Typical reasons for choosing Portal for ArcGIS
Have no internet/www connection
Have strict SLAs and governance
Are not ready for cloud yet
Typical reason for choosing ArcGIS Online
Lower overall cost (faster start, less admin costs)
Continuous updates and improvements
Elasticity

30. Portal for ArcGIS deployment
Client applications and browsers
Private Network
Web Server
Portal
Web Adaptor
Server
Web Adaptor
Portal for ArcGIS
ArcGIS for Server

31. Architectural challenges
Requires an fully qualified domain names
Need to install a Windows AD domain controller
DNS needs to be configured in AD
When working with Server acts as a proxy
Requires SSL
Self-sign certificates will fail in the proxy process
Should also use AD certificate management

32. Licensing Portal for ArcGIS
License basics
Server extension
Included with Advanced license
Provides unlimited anonymous access
Named user licenses
Available for purchase in blocks of users
Full web GIS capability for each use
Desktop licenses with current maintenance
One named user per license
Available for either ArcGIS Online or Portal
Esri
License
Portal for ArcGIS
Advanced ?

33. Questions

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Sharing Geographic Content