1. A. A. Ortega Before we start….please do the ff.:  Create your personal folder in the CSSCR Temp folder  Go to the following links and save them in your folders:  https://wagda.lib.washington.edu/data/geography/us/vector/data/cities_dtl.zip https://wagda.lib.washington.edu/data/geography/us/vector/data/cities_dtl.zip  https://wagda.lib.washington.edu/data/geography/us/vector/data/dtl_cnty.zip https://wagda.lib.washington.edu/data/geography/us/vector/data/dtl_cnty.zip  https://wagda.lib.washington.edu/data/geography/us/vector/data/rail100k.zip https://wagda.lib.washington.edu/data/geography/us/vector/data/rail100k.zip  Extract all the saved files inside the folder you created

2. A. A. Ortega CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS Arnisson Andre C. Ortega, Ph.C. Department of Geography University of Washington, Seattle CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009

3. A. A. Ortega CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS Introduction to ArcGIS | C ONTENTS  Spatial Visualization & G.I.S.  What is ArcGIS?  Easy Mapping Techniques Using ArcGIS

4. A. A. Ortega CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS Spatial Visualization & G.I.S. | Spatial Visualization ‘How to say what to whom, and is it effective?’ Source: Kraak and Brown, 2001

5. A. A. Ortega CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS Spatial Visualization & G.I.S. | G.I.S.  Geographic Information System (G.I.S.) if taken as a system, involves the hardware, software, peoples and the procedure in spatial data visualization, management, representation and analysis (NCGIA Core Curriculum in GIS, 2009) Source: ESRI

6. A. A. Ortega CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS Spatial Visualization & G.I.S. | Geospatial Database MAPDATABASE columnrow vectorraster t.i.n.* Point Line Polygon Cell Triangle *T.I.N. (Triangulated Irregular Network)

7. A. A. Ortega CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS

8. A. A. Ortega CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS

9. A. A. Ortega CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS

10. A. A. Ortega CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS What is ArcGIS? | Software Background  ArcGIS is the ‘hegemonic’ G.I.S. software program; developed & distributed by ESRI ArcGIS editions ArcViewArcEditorArcInfo StandardProfessionalEnterprise Increasing product price

11. A. A. Ortega CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS What is ArcGIS? | Software Background ArcGIS Interfaces ArcCatalog ArcMapArcToolbox Organization of GIS files Creation, Preview, Open GIS data files Create, Edit, Manipulate, Analyze & Query GIS data Contains a set of handy tools Analysis, Conversion & Data Mgt Tools

12. A. A. Ortega CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS What is ArcGIS? | Exploring ArcMap  Loading, Arranging & Exploring Attributes of Layers  Zoom & Pan  Selection Features: Selecting, Identifying and Finding Features

13. A. A. Ortega CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS

14. A. A. Ortega  Loading, Arranging and Exploring Layer Attributes  Add Data toolbar  Layer = map + attribute  Sorting Layers  Open Attribute table  Change Layer Properties CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS

15. A. A. Ortega  Zoom & Pan  Tool toolbar  Zoom, Pan and Change Map Scale CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS Zoom & Pan

16. A. A. Ortega  Selection Features: Selecting, Identifying and Finding Features  Select Feature Tool  Zoom to Selected Features  Statistics  Clear Selected Features  Identify Feature Tool CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS

17. A. A. Ortega  Finding Features  Find Toolbar CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS

18. A. A. Ortega Easy Mapping Techniques Using ArcGIS |Loading A Map CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS  With ArcMap Open, click the Add Data toolbar  Search for the shapefiles (.shp) in the folders you created earlier and click Add

19. A. A. Ortega Easy Mapping Techniques Using ArcGIS |Querying CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS  With the layer, dtl_cnty checked, go to: Selection >Select By Attributes  Query the attributes (see illustration)

20. A. A. Ortega Easy Mapping Techniques Using ArcGIS |Selecting & Creating Layers Out of Selection CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS  Selected features (counties of Washington State) are highlighted  Create a new layer out of the selected features (see illustration)

21. A. A. Ortega Easy Mapping Techniques Using ArcGIS |Creating Shapefiles CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS  Create a new shapefile out of the layer ( see illustration ) & make sure to create your desired.shp filename in your folder ( for easy access )  Add the new shapefile using Add Data toolbar

22. A. A. Ortega Easy Mapping Techniques Using ArcGIS |Creating A Choropleth Map CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS  Choropleth maps are thematic maps in which areal units are shaded in proportion to measurement of variable (e.g. population density)  Right Click Layer of interest and Select Properties

23. A. A. Ortega Easy Mapping Techniques Using ArcGIS |Creating A Choropleth Map CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS  With Layer Properties opened, go to Symbology and then select: Quantities > Field (POP05_SQMI) > OK  A choropleth map showing population density (2005) per county within Washington State is shown

24. A. A. Ortega Easy Mapping Techniques Using ArcGIS |Adding Fields and Calculating new variables CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS  Examine Table Attributes of your created shapefile  Let us say we are interested to see the spatial distribution of proportion of blacks per county in Washington State  We can create a new attribute(variable) (say, variable name, pblack) for this by using the formula: pblack=black/pop2000

25. A. A. Ortega Easy Mapping Techniques Using ArcGIS |Adding Fields and Calculating new variables CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS  We first add a new field  Open attribute table  Right Click and Select ‘Add Field’

26. A. A. Ortega Easy Mapping Techniques Using ArcGIS |Adding Fields and Calculating new variables CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS  With the Add Field window open, fill-out variable specifics (name = pblack, type = double)  Right click the new variable, pblack, and click Field Calculator  With the Field Calculator window open, calculate the values (see illustration)

27. A. A. Ortega EXERCISE ALERT!!! 1. Make a choropleth map using the new variable, pblack. 2. Try exploring other map types, e.g. population dot maps

28. A. A. Ortega Easy Mapping Techniques Using ArcGIS |Map Layout CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS  With our desired map made, we can proceed to create our map layout  Go to View > Layout View  In the Layout View, we can add the classic elements of maps, e.g. Title, Legend, Scale, Direction  We can save the map and convert it into image file by going to File > Export Map >

29. A. A. Ortega Easy Mapping Techniques Using ArcGIS |Map Layout CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS

30. A. A. Ortega A FEW LAST WORDS……………………………....... CSSCR Back-to-School Seminar, Fall 2009 Introduction to ArcGIS  If lost….always check on the HELP Menu Bar  There is a plethora of tutorials, data and other resources relating to ArcGIS mapping  Advantages and Disadvantages of using ArcGIS  Stay tuned for future CSSCR Back-to-School Quarterly classes that will feature GIS Mapping  Geoprocessing  Spatial Statistics  Subject/Theme-related mapping techniques (demographic, housing, environmental, etc.)  I am just an email/visit/call away……..  Andre Ortega, Geography Consultant (aaortega@u.washington.edu)