1. Chris Andrews Product Manager 3D and ArcGIS Earth
3D in ArcGIS Pro
Chris Andrews
Product Manager
3D and ArcGIS Earth
Nathan Shephard
Lead Product Engineer
Map Exploration
Steve Heidelberg
Product Engineer
Animation
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2. Agenda
Overview of 3D at Esri
3D in ArcGIS Pro
Using Sliders with 3D
Intro to Animation with Pro

3. Esri

4. Esri is the leader in Enterprise Geospatial 3D
Desktop
Web
Device
Combine 2D and 3D in the WebGIS architecture
Use Web Scenes as building blocks for 3D apps
New 3D layers (data types)
Powered by services, accessible across clients
Create higher value visualizations, analyses, and information products combining 2D and 3D
At FedGIS and EPC, I started working with the positioning that Esri is the only organization that is focused on providing enterprise 2D and 3D capability across the GIS clients and experiences that our customers need.
We’re not a web front end. We’re not a data server. We’re the only partner for organizations who need to be able to create, manage, share, and consume 2D and 3D content in GIS experiences.
That doesn’t mean that we can do everything. We’re going to be increasingly pushed to consume new layer types and we’ll also need better ways to tie into adjacent experiences, such as game engines and AR/VR devices, as the need for consumer-level interaction with complex 3D content becomes more available.
Server
Online Content and Services

5. 3D Across the ArcGIS Product Family
ArcGIS Earth – Easy-to-use 3D data exploration for Enterprise Users
ArcGIS Runtime – Developer tools for 2D and 3D custom solutions
Web AppBuilder & JS API – Configurable and customizable web apps
ArcGIS Pro - Powerful 2D/3D desktop authoring and data management
3D Analyst - Rich analysis for advanced 3D workflows
CityEngine - Advanced editing tool for urban designers
ArcGIS Enterprise - Scalable 2D/3D enterprise content distribution and geoprocessing
ArcGIS Online - Content and services for sharing ideas in 2D and 3D
Apps, APIs, SDKs
(customized end user experiences)
Professional Desktop Tools
(geoprocessing, automation, workflow)
As 3D expands across the product line, we are working hard at developing a clearly differentiated story so that you can tell which product or API is most useful where.
Server and Online
(automation, geoprocessing)

6. 3D in ArcGIS Pro

7. Scenes are 3D maps Global Scene (3D) Map (2D) Local Scene (3D)
Local and global scenes
Convert map to a scene
Add 3D symbology to 2D data Link maps and scenes
Local Scene
(3D)

8. “Tilting the map” – Navigating around scenes
Can’t be orbited
(It’s flat!)
Orbited
Pan, Zoom, and Orbit
(Orbit = “Tilt the Map”)
Use bookmarks
Explore mode
Previous/Next extent
Edit-mode
Keyboard navigation
WASD, arrows
Allow navigation
underground
Default
Underground vs. always above ground
Keyboard
Bookmarks

9. Scenes have elevation Enable underground nav Multiple ground surfaces
Add local file elevation surfaces
Add non-ground elevation surfaces
Add multiple elevation surfaces
Shade surfaces
Use surfaces in GP analysis
Esri World Elevation Service
Bathy service
Custom elevation data as ground
Custom elevation data as non-ground
Add non-ground
surfaces

10. Scenes can have many types of data
3D layers
Multipatch feature layers
3D point, line, polygon feature layers
Extruded 2D feature layers
Scene layers (3D Point, 3D Object, Integrated Mesh)
2D layers
CSV/TXT
2D point, line, polygon feature layers
imagery
KML layers
2D/3D
NetworkLinks
Overlays
… and much more
2D and 3D feature layers including extruded shapes and multipatches
Scene layers
Imagery
Elevation
KML
Point clouds

11. Symbols in 3D Preset layers
Apply 3D models, bilboarded symbols to points
3D models can be textured
Extrude 3D points, polygons, and lines
Use procedural rule packages (RPK) on polygons
Draped symbols
Extruded symbols
Presets
3D models
Rule packages
Bilboarded shapes
Labeling

12. Environment and effects
Atmosphere
Sun
Moon
Daylighting
Shadows
Time
Illumination and shadows
Moon and Sun

13. Web AppBuilder JS API Custom apps Story Maps
More ways to use scenes
Web AppBuilder
JS API Custom apps
Sharing as web scenes
Layouts
Animation
Data analysis
Story Maps

14. Overview of working with 3D in ArcGIS Pro
Nathan Shephard 10

15. Using Sliders with 3D

16. Time and Range sliders Visual filtering of data by interactive control
Enabled on data with appropriate attributes
Time and Range are separate capabilities
Time is integrated into Web Maps
Time and Range will be integrated into Web Maps and Web Scenes
TIP: Can be used in Animations!

17. Time awareness Temporal information in an attribute
Feature layers, NetCDF, Mosaic data sets
Configure current time, time zone
Display partial or entire range
Playback
Time and range

18. Range awareness Range information in attributes
Integer and float fields
Use multiple fields simultaneously
Configure range queries
Display partial or entire range
Playback
Time and range

19. Using the time and range sliders in ArcGIS Pro
Nathan Shephard

20. Intro to Animation with Pro15

21. Animation for static and dynamic story telling

22. TIP: How to find the Animation ribbon
Go to the View Ribbon
Click on Add on the Animation Tab
Don’t click Remove unless you want to delete your current animation keyframes

23. Animation in ArcGIS Pro
Steve Heidelberg 20

24. Future directions Environment and effects Animation Analysis
Water
Material handling
Gallery of realistic symbols (people, rocks, cars)
Animation
Editing animation curve
Look-at control for waypoints
Multiple animation tracks
Analysis
Dynamic LOS tools
More 3D editing
Point cloud streaming
… and much, much more
Custom symbols
Interactive camera curves
Text
Moving symbols
More data types including point clouds …

25. Thank you @_ChrisJAndrews
@NathanCShephard
@SteveHeidelberg
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