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Geared toward new and potential new users, this session provides a comprehensive overview of the ArcGIS 3D Analyst extension. Techniques for visualizing GIS data in three dimensions with the ArcGlobe and ArcScene applications, demonstrations of the geoprocessing analysis functions, as well as data types relevant to 3D modeling, the use of aerial imagery in conjunction with surfaces to enhance 3D models, 3D editing, 3D animation, and conveying realism using 3D symbology will all be discussed.

We will discuss the ArcGIS product types and their installation and configuration options including silent installations and required machine and user permissions. We will also cover administration tools and touch on licensing concepts for the various ArcGIS products.

ArcMap gives you the power to better answer questions, examine relationships in your data, and create cartographic outputs. Become more productive in your daily workflows by learning more efficient ways of performing your regular tasks. This presentation and demonstrations will offer tips and tricks for working with ArcMap.

Key editing concepts, such as starting/stopping an edit session; edit sketch; edit tasks; and snapping, digitizing, and editing shapefiles and geodatabase feature classes, will all be discussed in this session. Editing attribute values for features and tables associated with domains and using subtypes for efficient editing will also be covered. Attendees will leave this session with a solid understanding of a proper editing workflow using ArcMap.

A vast amount of spatial data exists in non-spatial databases in the form of addresses, often in local languages. Geocoding is the process of creating spatial locations from these addresses. This session will introduce the basic geocoding functionality in ArcGIS and help you with a quick-start experience in learning the basic techniques for creating address locators and geocoding with ArcGIS 10.

This session will take an in-depth look at ModelBuilder and its more advanced features such as setting model properties, working with environment variables, establishing preconditions, validating and repairing models, iteration and working with lists and series.

This session is geared toward new or potential users of ArcGIS Network Analyst—an extension designed to model road networks and solve transportation-related problems. Network Analyst is often used to route vehicles or fleets of vehicles, generate service areas, and perform site-selection analysis. The presenters will cover the basics of the extension’s modeling and analytic capabilities, including network creation, use of analysis tools in ArcMap, and integration with the geoprocessing framework.

This session provides an overview of the functionality, techniques, and tips for visualization, query, and analysis of temporal data in ArcGIS. It includes an overview of considerations and best practices for the conversion, loading, and storage of spatiotemporal data. We will explain and demonstrate core support for time in ArcGIS 10, andcover visualizing real-time data with the Tracking Analyst extension. Examples of concepts and tools to solve some real-world problems will also be given.

Learn about Esri’s security strategy and gain an understanding of the principles, patterns, and mechanisms involved in designing your own enterprise GIS security strategy. This session covers the principles Esri employs to support successful deployment and operation of secure GIS solutions, security patterns identified by Esri that you can apply to your situation, and security mechanisms available to you within Esri software. The session invites feedback on current security issues and concerns.

The ArcGIS geodatabase is an object-oriented geographic data model that uses the relational data storage techniques of modern DBMS technologies. This session will discuss key elements of the geodatabase model including object classes, feature classes, subtypes, relationship classes, geometric networks, and topologies. This session will also present overviews of the database design and editing process, touching on the use of the long transaction model in a versioned environment.

ArcGIS Online provides access to a set of online resources to enrich and extend the ArcGIS user experience. This includes a rich set of online maps and related services that may be accessed freely through ArcGIS for Desktop, ArcGIS Explorer, or ArcGIS for Server applications. This session will provide details on the variety of ArcGIS Online content and capabilities that are available today and demonstrate how ArcGIS users can use them. The session will also describe how the system was built.

The intent of this session is to present Esri mobile GIS product positioning to help you select the most suitable product for your mobile application. Topics will include matching personas with products, product demos, and providing a decision-making tree. Furthermore, the session will outline the complete Esri mobile product line including ArcGIS for Windows Mobile, ArcPad, ArcGIS Engine, and ArcLogistics Navigator. A video of this session will be available on www.Esri.com/UC after the User Conference.

Because ArcGIS is so comprehensive and so rich in capabilities and product options, it can seem overwhelming. The goal of this presentation is to promote a simple, map-based approach for how you think about and implement ArcGIS. Maps become the focal point for bringing geographic information to life.

A geodatabase is an object-oriented geographic data model that uses modern relational data storage techniques. Building on the Geodatabase Essentials Part 1, this session provides an introduction to the advanced functionality of multiuser geodatabases. Topics include multiuser editing workflows, such as editing through versioning, versioned editing with the option to move edits to base, and nonversioned editing; archiving; data distribution with replication; and access to spatial data using SQL.

See new capabilities for editing in 3D.