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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: aileenbuckley / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: aileenbuckley / Fri, 18 Oct 2019 06:53:35 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: aileenbuckley Vector tile style editor workshop /slideshow/vector-tile-style-editor-workshop/183482043 vectortilestyleeditorworkshop-191018065336
The Esri Vector Tile Style Editor helps you quickly and easily create custom basemap styles that match your brand and the type of apps you are building. Start by selecting an existing Esri vector basemap (e.g. World Street Map or Light Gray Canvas) and then begin customizing the layers from there. The edited styles are saved as items in ArcGIS Online. The ArcGIS Online Map Viewer or any custom application can then reference the item to display the basemap. Come to this workshop to learn how you can style your own basemaps using the Esri Vector Tile Style Editor. ]]>
The Esri Vector Tile Style Editor helps you quickly and easily create custom basemap styles that match your brand and the type of apps you are building. Start by selecting an existing Esri vector basemap (e.g. World Street Map or Light Gray Canvas) and then begin customizing the layers from there. The edited styles are saved as items in ArcGIS Online. The ArcGIS Online Map Viewer or any custom application can then reference the item to display the basemap. Come to this workshop to learn how you can style your own basemaps using the Esri Vector Tile Style Editor. ]]> Fri, 18 Oct 2019 06:53:35 GMT /slideshow/vector-tile-style-editor-workshop/183482043 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Vector tile style editor workshop aileenbuckley The Esri Vector Tile Style Editor helps you quickly and easily create custom basemap styles that match your brand and the type of apps you are building. Start by selecting an existing Esri vector basemap (e.g. World Street Map or Light Gray Canvas) and then begin customizing the layers from there. The edited styles are saved as items in ArcGIS Online. The ArcGIS Online Map Viewer or any custom application can then reference the item to display the basemap. Come to this workshop to learn how you can style your own basemaps using the Esri Vector Tile Style Editor. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/vectortilestyleeditorworkshop-191018065336-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The Esri Vector Tile Style Editor helps you quickly and easily create custom basemap styles that match your brand and the type of apps you are building. Start by selecting an existing Esri vector basemap (e.g. World Street Map or Light Gray Canvas) and then begin customizing the layers from there. The edited styles are saved as items in ArcGIS Online. The ArcGIS Online Map Viewer or any custom application can then reference the item to display the basemap. Come to this workshop to learn how you can style your own basemaps using the Esri Vector Tile Style Editor.

Vector tile style editor workshop from Aileen Buckley

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0 Making the most of raster data from the arcgis living atlas of the world /aileenbuckley/making-the-most-of-raster-data-from-the-arcgis-living-atlas-of-the-world-159989029 makingthemostofrasterdatafromthearcgislivingatlasoftheworld-190801220501
The image services in the Living Atlas of the World are raster datasets. They work and are used just like the raster datasets on your computer’s hard drive. It requires a little more effort to explore, learn about, and gain trust in the data behind image services. We will show you how to confidently minimize this effort and start saving time as you join the ranks of those who have discovered the value of Web GIS.]]>
The image services in the Living Atlas of the World are raster datasets. They work and are used just like the raster datasets on your computer’s hard drive. It requires a little more effort to explore, learn about, and gain trust in the data behind image services. We will show you how to confidently minimize this effort and start saving time as you join the ranks of those who have discovered the value of Web GIS.]]> Thu, 01 Aug 2019 22:05:01 GMT /aileenbuckley/making-the-most-of-raster-data-from-the-arcgis-living-atlas-of-the-world-159989029 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Making the most of raster data from the arcgis living atlas of the world aileenbuckley The image services in the Living Atlas of the World are raster datasets. They work and are used just like the raster datasets on your computer’s hard drive. It requires a little more effort to explore, learn about, and gain trust in the data behind image services. We will show you how to confidently minimize this effort and start saving time as you join the ranks of those who have discovered the value of Web GIS. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/makingthemostofrasterdatafromthearcgislivingatlasoftheworld-190801220501-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The image services in the Living Atlas of the World are raster datasets. They work and are used just like the raster datasets on your computer’s hard drive. It requires a little more effort to explore, learn about, and gain trust in the data behind image services. We will show you how to confidently minimize this effort and start saving time as you join the ranks of those who have discovered the value of Web GIS.

Making the most of raster data from the arcgis living atlas of the world from Aileen Buckley

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0 Ten telltale signs of novice cartography /slideshow/ten-telltale-signs-of-novice-cartography-final/156178387 tentelltalesignsofnovicecartographyfinal-190718014816
Through an informal email by this paper's author, nearly 150 cartographers worldwide from academia, government, and the private sector were asked to submit their own list of telltale signs of novice cartography. They were asked to share ten things they think of as signs that a map was made by someone who is still learning or perhaps has failed to learn. The cartographers were not asked to rank the items in the list, nor were they required to provide exactly ten items in the list―in fact, some offered more than ten items, and some offered fewer. Nearly 100 responses were received as of January 1, 2019. The responses were compiled into a single text document. Content analysis was used to analyse the responses by interpreting and coding the text. Additional responses continue to arrive―those responses will also be analysed. The final results of this analysis will be revealed at the International Cartographic Conference in 2019.]]>
Through an informal email by this paper's author, nearly 150 cartographers worldwide from academia, government, and the private sector were asked to submit their own list of telltale signs of novice cartography. They were asked to share ten things they think of as signs that a map was made by someone who is still learning or perhaps has failed to learn. The cartographers were not asked to rank the items in the list, nor were they required to provide exactly ten items in the list―in fact, some offered more than ten items, and some offered fewer. Nearly 100 responses were received as of January 1, 2019. The responses were compiled into a single text document. Content analysis was used to analyse the responses by interpreting and coding the text. Additional responses continue to arrive―those responses will also be analysed. The final results of this analysis will be revealed at the International Cartographic Conference in 2019.]]> Thu, 18 Jul 2019 01:48:16 GMT /slideshow/ten-telltale-signs-of-novice-cartography-final/156178387 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Ten telltale signs of novice cartography aileenbuckley Through an informal email by this paper's author, nearly 150 cartographers worldwide from academia, government, and the private sector were asked to submit their own list of telltale signs of novice cartography. They were asked to share ten things they think of as signs that a map was made by someone who is still learning or perhaps has failed to learn. The cartographers were not asked to rank the items in the list, nor were they required to provide exactly ten items in the list―in fact, some offered more than ten items, and some offered fewer. Nearly 100 responses were received as of January 1, 2019. The responses were compiled into a single text document. Content analysis was used to analyse the responses by interpreting and coding the text. Additional responses continue to arrive―those responses will also be analysed. The final results of this analysis will be revealed at the International Cartographic Conference in 2019. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/tentelltalesignsofnovicecartographyfinal-190718014816-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Through an informal email by this paper's author, nearly 150 cartographers worldwide from academia, government, and the private sector were asked to submit their own list of telltale signs of novice cartography. They were asked to share ten things they think of as signs that a map was made by someone who is still learning or perhaps has failed to learn. The cartographers were not asked to rank the items in the list, nor were they required to provide exactly ten items in the list―in fact, some offered more than ten items, and some offered fewer. Nearly 100 responses were received as of January 1, 2019. The responses were compiled into a single text document. Content analysis was used to analyse the responses by interpreting and coding the text. Additional responses continue to arrive―those responses will also be analysed. The final results of this analysis will be revealed at the International Cartographic Conference in 2019.

Ten telltale signs of novice cartography from Aileen Buckley

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0 Making the most of raster data from the arcgis living atlas of the world /slideshow/making-the-most-of-raster-data-from-the-arcgis-living-atlas-of-the-world/156177867 makingthemostofrasterdatafromthearcgislivingatlasoftheworld-190718014440
What’s in the Living Atlas, focusing on imagery and raster data How to find that content and add it to a project in ArcGIS Pro, and How to use it in raster analysis.]]>
What’s in the Living Atlas, focusing on imagery and raster data How to find that content and add it to a project in ArcGIS Pro, and How to use it in raster analysis.]]> Thu, 18 Jul 2019 01:44:40 GMT /slideshow/making-the-most-of-raster-data-from-the-arcgis-living-atlas-of-the-world/156177867 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Making the most of raster data from the arcgis living atlas of the world aileenbuckley What’s in the Living Atlas, focusing on imagery and raster data How to find that content and add it to a project in ArcGIS Pro, and How to use it in raster analysis. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/makingthemostofrasterdatafromthearcgislivingatlasoftheworld-190718014440-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> What’s in the Living Atlas, focusing on imagery and raster data How to find that content and add it to a project in ArcGIS Pro, and How to use it in raster analysis.

Making the most of raster data from the arcgis living atlas of the world from Aileen Buckley

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0 Working with space time data in ArcGIS /aileenbuckley/working-with-space-time-data-in-arcgis workingwithspace-timedatainarcgis7-11-19b-190718014145
This session provides an overview of functionality, techniques, and tips for managing, analyzing, and mapping space-time data with ArcGIS. Guidelines are provided for taking advantage of the core support for space-time data in ArcGIS Pro. In particular, insights into the visualization of space-time data are provided.]]>
This session provides an overview of functionality, techniques, and tips for managing, analyzing, and mapping space-time data with ArcGIS. Guidelines are provided for taking advantage of the core support for space-time data in ArcGIS Pro. In particular, insights into the visualization of space-time data are provided.]]> Thu, 18 Jul 2019 01:41:45 GMT /aileenbuckley/working-with-space-time-data-in-arcgis aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Working with space time data in ArcGIS aileenbuckley This session provides an overview of functionality, techniques, and tips for managing, analyzing, and mapping space-time data with ArcGIS. Guidelines are provided for taking advantage of the core support for space-time data in ArcGIS Pro. In particular, insights into the visualization of space-time data are provided. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/workingwithspace-timedatainarcgis7-11-19b-190718014145-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This session provides an overview of functionality, techniques, and tips for managing, analyzing, and mapping space-time data with ArcGIS. Guidelines are provided for taking advantage of the core support for space-time data in ArcGIS Pro. In particular, insights into the visualization of space-time data are provided.

Working with space time data in ArcGIS from Aileen Buckley

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0 Creative cartography /slideshow/creative-cartography-140655293/140655293 creativecartography-190413013040
This workshop showcases a range of techniques that take your mapmaking beyond the defaults. Learn how to create artistic maps with beautiful cartographic effects, then easily share them online in web maps and apps. You’ll see how you can take advantage of the powerful new cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro, reveal some useful time-saving tips and tricks. You’ll also learn how to use ArcGIS Online to make compelling web maps and apps. The goals of this workshop are to enhance your mapmaking skills and elevate the quality of your cartographic creations through the powerful cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online. This workshop was presented at the University of Redlands in the Masters of Science in GIS program on April 13, 2019.]]>
This workshop showcases a range of techniques that take your mapmaking beyond the defaults. Learn how to create artistic maps with beautiful cartographic effects, then easily share them online in web maps and apps. You’ll see how you can take advantage of the powerful new cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro, reveal some useful time-saving tips and tricks. You’ll also learn how to use ArcGIS Online to make compelling web maps and apps. The goals of this workshop are to enhance your mapmaking skills and elevate the quality of your cartographic creations through the powerful cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online. This workshop was presented at the University of Redlands in the Masters of Science in GIS program on April 13, 2019.]]> Sat, 13 Apr 2019 01:30:40 GMT /slideshow/creative-cartography-140655293/140655293 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Creative cartography aileenbuckley This workshop showcases a range of techniques that take your mapmaking beyond the defaults. Learn how to create artistic maps with beautiful cartographic effects, then easily share them online in web maps and apps. You’ll see how you can take advantage of the powerful new cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro, reveal some useful time-saving tips and tricks. You’ll also learn how to use ArcGIS Online to make compelling web maps and apps. The goals of this workshop are to enhance your mapmaking skills and elevate the quality of your cartographic creations through the powerful cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online. This workshop was presented at the University of Redlands in the Masters of Science in GIS program on April 13, 2019. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/creativecartography-190413013040-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This workshop showcases a range of techniques that take your mapmaking beyond the defaults. Learn how to create artistic maps with beautiful cartographic effects, then easily share them online in web maps and apps. You’ll see how you can take advantage of the powerful new cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro, reveal some useful time-saving tips and tricks. You’ll also learn how to use ArcGIS Online to make compelling web maps and apps. The goals of this workshop are to enhance your mapmaking skills and elevate the quality of your cartographic creations through the powerful cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online. This workshop was presented at the University of Redlands in the Masters of Science in GIS program on April 13, 2019.

Creative cartography from Aileen Buckley

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0 Compelling cartography with ArcGIS pro /aileenbuckley/compelling-cartography-with-arcgis-pro compellingcartography4-4-19-190404115350
This workshop showcases a range of techniques that take your mapmaking beyond the defaults. We demonstrate how you can create artistic maps with beautiful cartographic effects, then easily share them online in web maps and apps. We illustrate how to take advantage of the powerful new cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro, reveal some useful time-saving tips and tricks, and show you where to access free cartographic data and tools. The goals of this workshop are to enhance your mapmaking skills and elevate the quality of your cartographic creations through compelling cartography with ArcGIS Pro.]]>
This workshop showcases a range of techniques that take your mapmaking beyond the defaults. We demonstrate how you can create artistic maps with beautiful cartographic effects, then easily share them online in web maps and apps. We illustrate how to take advantage of the powerful new cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro, reveal some useful time-saving tips and tricks, and show you where to access free cartographic data and tools. The goals of this workshop are to enhance your mapmaking skills and elevate the quality of your cartographic creations through compelling cartography with ArcGIS Pro.]]> Thu, 04 Apr 2019 11:53:50 GMT /aileenbuckley/compelling-cartography-with-arcgis-pro aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Compelling cartography with ArcGIS pro aileenbuckley This workshop showcases a range of techniques that take your mapmaking beyond the defaults. We demonstrate how you can create artistic maps with beautiful cartographic effects, then easily share them online in web maps and apps. We illustrate how to take advantage of the powerful new cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro, reveal some useful time-saving tips and tricks, and show you where to access free cartographic data and tools. The goals of this workshop are to enhance your mapmaking skills and elevate the quality of your cartographic creations through compelling cartography with ArcGIS Pro. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/compellingcartography4-4-19-190404115350-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This workshop showcases a range of techniques that take your mapmaking beyond the defaults. We demonstrate how you can create artistic maps with beautiful cartographic effects, then easily share them online in web maps and apps. We illustrate how to take advantage of the powerful new cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro, reveal some useful time-saving tips and tricks, and show you where to access free cartographic data and tools. The goals of this workshop are to enhance your mapmaking skills and elevate the quality of your cartographic creations through compelling cartography with ArcGIS Pro.

Compelling cartography with ArcGIS pro from Aileen Buckley

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0 Atlas apps for online map collections /slideshow/atlas-apps-for-online-map-collections-119911020/119911020 atlasappsforonlinemapcollectionsfinal-181018160721
NACIS Annual Meeting - 2018 - Norfolk, VA Today’s expectations for atlases are different from what they were ten or even five years ago. Maps are now expected to be freely available online and accessible via easy-to-use and interactive web apps. Maps in atlases are no different. However, sharing atlas maps online is complicated by the need to provide the maps as a complete and coherent collection in a clear and comprehensible app that provides quick access to the content. NACIS Annual Meeting - 2018 - Norfolk, VA Few efforts have been exerted to develop common workflows and off-the-shelf resources that can be used by many who want to share their own collections.]]>
NACIS Annual Meeting - 2018 - Norfolk, VA Today’s expectations for atlases are different from what they were ten or even five years ago. Maps are now expected to be freely available online and accessible via easy-to-use and interactive web apps. Maps in atlases are no different. However, sharing atlas maps online is complicated by the need to provide the maps as a complete and coherent collection in a clear and comprehensible app that provides quick access to the content. NACIS Annual Meeting - 2018 - Norfolk, VA Few efforts have been exerted to develop common workflows and off-the-shelf resources that can be used by many who want to share their own collections.]]> Thu, 18 Oct 2018 16:07:21 GMT /slideshow/atlas-apps-for-online-map-collections-119911020/119911020 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Atlas apps for online map collections aileenbuckley NACIS Annual Meeting - 2018 - Norfolk, VA Today’s expectations for atlases are different from what they were ten or even five years ago. Maps are now expected to be freely available online and accessible via easy-to-use and interactive web apps. Maps in atlases are no different. However, sharing atlas maps online is complicated by the need to provide the maps as a complete and coherent collection in a clear and comprehensible app that provides quick access to the content. NACIS Annual Meeting - 2018 - Norfolk, VA Few efforts have been exerted to develop common workflows and off-the-shelf resources that can be used by many who want to share their own collections. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/atlasappsforonlinemapcollectionsfinal-181018160721-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> NACIS Annual Meeting - 2018 - Norfolk, VA Today’s expectations for atlases are different from what they were ten or even five years ago. Maps are now expected to be freely available online and accessible via easy-to-use and interactive web apps. Maps in atlases are no different. However, sharing atlas maps online is complicated by the need to provide the maps as a complete and coherent collection in a clear and comprehensible app that provides quick access to the content. NACIS Annual Meeting - 2018 - Norfolk, VA Few efforts have been exerted to develop common workflows and off-the-shelf resources that can be used by many who want to share their own collections.

Atlas apps for online map collections from Aileen Buckley

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0 Geocart workshop /slideshow/geocart-workshop/112326126 geocartworkshop-180831001410
ping and Visualization with ArcGIS]]>
ping and Visualization with ArcGIS]]> Fri, 31 Aug 2018 00:14:10 GMT /slideshow/geocart-workshop/112326126 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Geocart workshop aileenbuckley ping and Visualization with ArcGIS <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/geocartworkshop-180831001410-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> ping and Visualization with ArcGIS

Geocart workshop from Aileen Buckley

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0 Science at Esri /slideshow/science-at-esri/112000584 giscience2018buckley-180828210412
Presentation in the opening session of GIScience 2018 in Melbourne, Australia, on August 29.]]>
Presentation in the opening session of GIScience 2018 in Melbourne, Australia, on August 29.]]> Tue, 28 Aug 2018 21:04:12 GMT /slideshow/science-at-esri/112000584 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Science at Esri aileenbuckley Presentation in the opening session of GIScience 2018 in Melbourne, Australia, on August 29. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/giscience2018buckley-180828210412-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Presentation in the opening session of GIScience 2018 in Melbourne, Australia, on August 29.

Science at Esri from Aileen Buckley

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0 Working with space time data - esri uc 2018 /slideshow/working-with-space-time-data-esri-uc-2018-106330194/106330194 workingwithspace-timedata-esriuc2018-180717212935
This session provides an overview of functionality, techniques, and tips for managing, analyzing, and visualizing space-time data with ArcGIS. Guidelines are provided for taking advantage of the core support for space-time data in ArcGIS Pro. Methods for sharing temporal maps as web maps on ArcGIS Online and also discussed and demonstrated.]]>
This session provides an overview of functionality, techniques, and tips for managing, analyzing, and visualizing space-time data with ArcGIS. Guidelines are provided for taking advantage of the core support for space-time data in ArcGIS Pro. Methods for sharing temporal maps as web maps on ArcGIS Online and also discussed and demonstrated.]]> Tue, 17 Jul 2018 21:29:35 GMT /slideshow/working-with-space-time-data-esri-uc-2018-106330194/106330194 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Working with space time data - esri uc 2018 aileenbuckley This session provides an overview of functionality, techniques, and tips for managing, analyzing, and visualizing space-time data with ArcGIS. Guidelines are provided for taking advantage of the core support for space-time data in ArcGIS Pro. Methods for sharing temporal maps as web maps on ArcGIS Online and also discussed and demonstrated. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/workingwithspace-timedata-esriuc2018-180717212935-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This session provides an overview of functionality, techniques, and tips for managing, analyzing, and visualizing space-time data with ArcGIS. Guidelines are provided for taking advantage of the core support for space-time data in ArcGIS Pro. Methods for sharing temporal maps as web maps on ArcGIS Online and also discussed and demonstrated.

Working with space time data - esri uc 2018 from Aileen Buckley

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0 Making the Most of Raster Analysis with Living Atlas Data - Esri UC 2018 /slideshow/making-the-most-of-raster-analysis-with-living-atlas-data-esri-uc-2018-106200806/106200806 makingthemostofrasteranalysiswithlivingatlasdata-esriuc2018-180716221756
Content in the Living Atlas of the World isn’t just for making web maps—it includes ready-to-use data that can be used for analysis in the ArcGIS Platform. The Living Atlas includes hundreds of image services you can use in ArcGIS Desktop and Pro as inputs to geoprocessing tools. That means no downloading, no data preparation, and huge time savings. Image services work so well in ArcGIS, you will be challenged to find how they differ from the raster datasets on your hard drive. With a focus on Pro, this session teaches you about the keys to success when performing analysis with Living Atlas image services.]]>
Content in the Living Atlas of the World isn’t just for making web maps—it includes ready-to-use data that can be used for analysis in the ArcGIS Platform. The Living Atlas includes hundreds of image services you can use in ArcGIS Desktop and Pro as inputs to geoprocessing tools. That means no downloading, no data preparation, and huge time savings. Image services work so well in ArcGIS, you will be challenged to find how they differ from the raster datasets on your hard drive. With a focus on Pro, this session teaches you about the keys to success when performing analysis with Living Atlas image services.]]> Mon, 16 Jul 2018 22:17:56 GMT /slideshow/making-the-most-of-raster-analysis-with-living-atlas-data-esri-uc-2018-106200806/106200806 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Making the Most of Raster Analysis with Living Atlas Data - Esri UC 2018 aileenbuckley Content in the Living Atlas of the World isn’t just for making web maps—it includes ready-to-use data that can be used for analysis in the ArcGIS Platform. The Living Atlas includes hundreds of image services you can use in ArcGIS Desktop and Pro as inputs to geoprocessing tools. That means no downloading, no data preparation, and huge time savings. Image services work so well in ArcGIS, you will be challenged to find how they differ from the raster datasets on your hard drive. With a focus on Pro, this session teaches you about the keys to success when performing analysis with Living Atlas image services. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/makingthemostofrasteranalysiswithlivingatlasdata-esriuc2018-180716221756-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Content in the Living Atlas of the World isn’t just for making web maps—it includes ready-to-use data that can be used for analysis in the ArcGIS Platform. The Living Atlas includes hundreds of image services you can use in ArcGIS Desktop and Pro as inputs to geoprocessing tools. That means no downloading, no data preparation, and huge time savings. Image services work so well in ArcGIS, you will be challenged to find how they differ from the raster datasets on your hard drive. With a focus on Pro, this session teaches you about the keys to success when performing analysis with Living Atlas image services.

Making the Most of Raster Analysis with Living Atlas Data - Esri UC 2018 from Aileen Buckley

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0 Communicating spatial information visually /slideshow/communicating-spatial-information-visually/97453264 communicatingspatialinformationvisually-180518045449
A high-level presentation about visual communication and spatial data. Touches on how we communicate scientific data—in this case, spatial data—to people with backgrounds ranging from concerned citizens to policy makers without much scientific background to expert scientists who may or may not be geologists (they could be engineers, epidemiologists, planners, economists, etc). ]]>
A high-level presentation about visual communication and spatial data. Touches on how we communicate scientific data—in this case, spatial data—to people with backgrounds ranging from concerned citizens to policy makers without much scientific background to expert scientists who may or may not be geologists (they could be engineers, epidemiologists, planners, economists, etc). ]]> Fri, 18 May 2018 04:54:49 GMT /slideshow/communicating-spatial-information-visually/97453264 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Communicating spatial information visually aileenbuckley A high-level presentation about visual communication and spatial data. Touches on how we communicate scientific data—in this case, spatial data—to people with backgrounds ranging from concerned citizens to policy makers without much scientific background to expert scientists who may or may not be geologists (they could be engineers, epidemiologists, planners, economists, etc). <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/communicatingspatialinformationvisually-180518045449-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> A high-level presentation about visual communication and spatial data. Touches on how we communicate scientific data—in this case, spatial data—to people with backgrounds ranging from concerned citizens to policy makers without much scientific background to expert scientists who may or may not be geologists (they could be engineers, epidemiologists, planners, economists, etc).

Communicating spatial information visually from Aileen Buckley

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0 Learning to leverage the living atlas /slideshow/learning-to-leverage-the-living-atlas-94908247/94908247 learningtoleveragethelivingatlas-180424190446
The Living Atlas of the World—available through ArcGIS Online—is the world’s foremost collection of geographic information for analysis and mapping, with maps, data layers, tools, services, and apps contributed by Esri and its partners and distributors worldwide, but most importantly, the community of ArcGIS users. Learn how the Living Atlas is organized, how it integrates with different parts of the ArcGIS platform, and how it can be integrated into your workflows. Learn how to leverage these authoritative data for analysis and mapping, and how you can nominate your own maps and data for inclusion in the Living Atlas. 2018 AAG Annual Meeting - New Orleans, LA Friday, April 13, 10:00 a.m. – 11:40 a.m.]]>
The Living Atlas of the World—available through ArcGIS Online—is the world’s foremost collection of geographic information for analysis and mapping, with maps, data layers, tools, services, and apps contributed by Esri and its partners and distributors worldwide, but most importantly, the community of ArcGIS users. Learn how the Living Atlas is organized, how it integrates with different parts of the ArcGIS platform, and how it can be integrated into your workflows. Learn how to leverage these authoritative data for analysis and mapping, and how you can nominate your own maps and data for inclusion in the Living Atlas. 2018 AAG Annual Meeting - New Orleans, LA Friday, April 13, 10:00 a.m. – 11:40 a.m.]]> Tue, 24 Apr 2018 19:04:45 GMT /slideshow/learning-to-leverage-the-living-atlas-94908247/94908247 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Learning to leverage the living atlas aileenbuckley The Living Atlas of the World—available through ArcGIS Online—is the world’s foremost collection of geographic information for analysis and mapping, with maps, data layers, tools, services, and apps contributed by Esri and its partners and distributors worldwide, but most importantly, the community of ArcGIS users. Learn how the Living Atlas is organized, how it integrates with different parts of the ArcGIS platform, and how it can be integrated into your workflows. Learn how to leverage these authoritative data for analysis and mapping, and how you can nominate your own maps and data for inclusion in the Living Atlas. 2018 AAG Annual Meeting - New Orleans, LA Friday, April 13, 10:00 a.m. – 11:40 a.m. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/learningtoleveragethelivingatlas-180424190446-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The Living Atlas of the World—available through ArcGIS Online—is the world’s foremost collection of geographic information for analysis and mapping, with maps, data layers, tools, services, and apps contributed by Esri and its partners and distributors worldwide, but most importantly, the community of ArcGIS users. Learn how the Living Atlas is organized, how it integrates with different parts of the ArcGIS platform, and how it can be integrated into your workflows. Learn how to leverage these authoritative data for analysis and mapping, and how you can nominate your own maps and data for inclusion in the Living Atlas. 2018 AAG Annual Meeting - New Orleans, LA Friday, April 13, 10:00 a.m. – 11:40 a.m.

Learning to leverage the living atlas from Aileen Buckley

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0 Atlas mapping in the hybrid age /slideshow/atlas-mapping-in-the-hybrid-age-93844488/93844488 atlasmappinginthehybridage4-12-17compressed-180413215241
Atlases are changing, although the paper paradigm of maps and atlases pervaded recent cartographic history. By nature that paradigm serves, as well as defines, a specific audience in terms of use and presentation. In the production process and at the printing press, the paper paradigm demands certain design and creation workflows that have drastically changed through evolutions in data, mapmaking techniques, and presentation methods. Technological transformations in mapping influence much of this change, and the resulting implications for the design, creation, and distribution of atlases are significant. We are currently transitioning from the Information Age to the Hybrid Age in a technological revolution distinguished by ubiquitous computing, intelligent machines, social technologies, integrated scientific fields, and rapidly-adaptive development strategies. I this new age there is a new kind of atlas—one that is itself ubiquitous, intelligent, social, and integrative. Web services provide easy access to atlas content through ubiquitous computing on smart phones, tablets, phablets, laptops, and desktops—trillions of devices connected via the Internet. The user interface seamlessly integrates the multi-scale slippy maps and their supporting content. The user experience supports intelligent exploration through contextual understanding, intuitive findability, and configurable comparison. Integration with social media provides opportunities to communicate and collaborate with others. Commenting, bookmarking, and note taking provide valuable capabilities for increased personal usability. The resulting, fully-citable set of digital maps and web services brings these important historical documents to life, preserving the past and providing knowledge for current and future generations of users. AAG 2017 Annual Meeting - Boston, MA]]>
Atlases are changing, although the paper paradigm of maps and atlases pervaded recent cartographic history. By nature that paradigm serves, as well as defines, a specific audience in terms of use and presentation. In the production process and at the printing press, the paper paradigm demands certain design and creation workflows that have drastically changed through evolutions in data, mapmaking techniques, and presentation methods. Technological transformations in mapping influence much of this change, and the resulting implications for the design, creation, and distribution of atlases are significant. We are currently transitioning from the Information Age to the Hybrid Age in a technological revolution distinguished by ubiquitous computing, intelligent machines, social technologies, integrated scientific fields, and rapidly-adaptive development strategies. I this new age there is a new kind of atlas—one that is itself ubiquitous, intelligent, social, and integrative. Web services provide easy access to atlas content through ubiquitous computing on smart phones, tablets, phablets, laptops, and desktops—trillions of devices connected via the Internet. The user interface seamlessly integrates the multi-scale slippy maps and their supporting content. The user experience supports intelligent exploration through contextual understanding, intuitive findability, and configurable comparison. Integration with social media provides opportunities to communicate and collaborate with others. Commenting, bookmarking, and note taking provide valuable capabilities for increased personal usability. The resulting, fully-citable set of digital maps and web services brings these important historical documents to life, preserving the past and providing knowledge for current and future generations of users. AAG 2017 Annual Meeting - Boston, MA]]> Fri, 13 Apr 2018 21:52:41 GMT /slideshow/atlas-mapping-in-the-hybrid-age-93844488/93844488 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Atlas mapping in the hybrid age aileenbuckley Atlases are changing, although the paper paradigm of maps and atlases pervaded recent cartographic history. By nature that paradigm serves, as well as defines, a specific audience in terms of use and presentation. In the production process and at the printing press, the paper paradigm demands certain design and creation workflows that have drastically changed through evolutions in data, mapmaking techniques, and presentation methods. Technological transformations in mapping influence much of this change, and the resulting implications for the design, creation, and distribution of atlases are significant. We are currently transitioning from the Information Age to the Hybrid Age in a technological revolution distinguished by ubiquitous computing, intelligent machines, social technologies, integrated scientific fields, and rapidly-adaptive development strategies. I this new age there is a new kind of atlas—one that is itself ubiquitous, intelligent, social, and integrative. Web services provide easy access to atlas content through ubiquitous computing on smart phones, tablets, phablets, laptops, and desktops—trillions of devices connected via the Internet. The user interface seamlessly integrates the multi-scale slippy maps and their supporting content. The user experience supports intelligent exploration through contextual understanding, intuitive findability, and configurable comparison. Integration with social media provides opportunities to communicate and collaborate with others. Commenting, bookmarking, and note taking provide valuable capabilities for increased personal usability. The resulting, fully-citable set of digital maps and web services brings these important historical documents to life, preserving the past and providing knowledge for current and future generations of users. AAG 2017 Annual Meeting - Boston, MA <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/atlasmappinginthehybridage4-12-17compressed-180413215241-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Atlases are changing, although the paper paradigm of maps and atlases pervaded recent cartographic history. By nature that paradigm serves, as well as defines, a specific audience in terms of use and presentation. In the production process and at the printing press, the paper paradigm demands certain design and creation workflows that have drastically changed through evolutions in data, mapmaking techniques, and presentation methods. Technological transformations in mapping influence much of this change, and the resulting implications for the design, creation, and distribution of atlases are significant. We are currently transitioning from the Information Age to the Hybrid Age in a technological revolution distinguished by ubiquitous computing, intelligent machines, social technologies, integrated scientific fields, and rapidly-adaptive development strategies. I this new age there is a new kind of atlas—one that is itself ubiquitous, intelligent, social, and integrative. Web services provide easy access to atlas content through ubiquitous computing on smart phones, tablets, phablets, laptops, and desktops—trillions of devices connected via the Internet. The user interface seamlessly integrates the multi-scale slippy maps and their supporting content. The user experience supports intelligent exploration through contextual understanding, intuitive findability, and configurable comparison. Integration with social media provides opportunities to communicate and collaborate with others. Commenting, bookmarking, and note taking provide valuable capabilities for increased personal usability. The resulting, fully-citable set of digital maps and web services brings these important historical documents to life, preserving the past and providing knowledge for current and future generations of users. AAG 2017 Annual Meeting - Boston, MA

Atlas mapping in the hybrid age from Aileen Buckley

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0 Analyzing and mapping space-time data /slideshow/analyzing-and-mapping-spacetime-data/93843401 analyzingandmappingspace-timefinalcompressed-180413213459
Learning to organize, analyze, and visualize space-time data can be daunting. Get up to speed in this workshop by learning how to manage your space-time data aptly, analyze it appropriately, and map it artfully. A variety of examples are used demonstrate how ArcGIS helps you gain greater understanding of space-time data using powerful analytical tools for aggregating your data into a space-time cube; performing hot spot, cluster, and outlier analyses; and visualizing your data and analysis results. Techniques are also presented for creating captivating and informative displays to share your insights with others. 2018 AAG Annual Meeting Wednesday, April 11, 3:20 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. ]]>
Learning to organize, analyze, and visualize space-time data can be daunting. Get up to speed in this workshop by learning how to manage your space-time data aptly, analyze it appropriately, and map it artfully. A variety of examples are used demonstrate how ArcGIS helps you gain greater understanding of space-time data using powerful analytical tools for aggregating your data into a space-time cube; performing hot spot, cluster, and outlier analyses; and visualizing your data and analysis results. Techniques are also presented for creating captivating and informative displays to share your insights with others. 2018 AAG Annual Meeting Wednesday, April 11, 3:20 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. ]]> Fri, 13 Apr 2018 21:34:59 GMT /slideshow/analyzing-and-mapping-spacetime-data/93843401 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Analyzing and mapping space-time data aileenbuckley Learning to organize, analyze, and visualize space-time data can be daunting. Get up to speed in this workshop by learning how to manage your space-time data aptly, analyze it appropriately, and map it artfully. A variety of examples are used demonstrate how ArcGIS helps you gain greater understanding of space-time data using powerful analytical tools for aggregating your data into a space-time cube; performing hot spot, cluster, and outlier analyses; and visualizing your data and analysis results. Techniques are also presented for creating captivating and informative displays to share your insights with others. 2018 AAG Annual Meeting Wednesday, April 11, 3:20 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/analyzingandmappingspace-timefinalcompressed-180413213459-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Learning to organize, analyze, and visualize space-time data can be daunting. Get up to speed in this workshop by learning how to manage your space-time data aptly, analyze it appropriately, and map it artfully. A variety of examples are used demonstrate how ArcGIS helps you gain greater understanding of space-time data using powerful analytical tools for aggregating your data into a space-time cube; performing hot spot, cluster, and outlier analyses; and visualizing your data and analysis results. Techniques are also presented for creating captivating and informative displays to share your insights with others. 2018 AAG Annual Meeting Wednesday, April 11, 3:20 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Analyzing and mapping space-time data from Aileen Buckley

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0 Compelling Cartography with ArcGIS /aileenbuckley/compelling-cartography-with-arcgis compellingcartography4-10-18-compressed-180410224531
Compelling Cartography with ArcGIS Pro Tuesday, April 10, 2:40 p.m. – 4:20 p.m. Venue: AAG Annual COnference 2018 Instructor: Aileen Buckley (Esri) Room: Nottoway, Sheraton, 4th Floor This workshop will showcase a range of techniques that take your map-making beyond the defaults. We’ll illustrate how you can use firefly cartogrpahy and smart mapping to drawn the intrcate stories out of yoeur data. We’ll also explore how you can create artistic maps with beautiful terrain representations. And we'll show you how to customize the Esri vectore basemasp to fit your mapping needs. Throughout, we'll show how to take advantage of new and powerful cartographic capabilities in ArcGIS to help you think create beautiful and compelling maps.]]>
Compelling Cartography with ArcGIS Pro Tuesday, April 10, 2:40 p.m. – 4:20 p.m. Venue: AAG Annual COnference 2018 Instructor: Aileen Buckley (Esri) Room: Nottoway, Sheraton, 4th Floor This workshop will showcase a range of techniques that take your map-making beyond the defaults. We’ll illustrate how you can use firefly cartogrpahy and smart mapping to drawn the intrcate stories out of yoeur data. We’ll also explore how you can create artistic maps with beautiful terrain representations. And we'll show you how to customize the Esri vectore basemasp to fit your mapping needs. Throughout, we'll show how to take advantage of new and powerful cartographic capabilities in ArcGIS to help you think create beautiful and compelling maps.]]> Tue, 10 Apr 2018 22:45:31 GMT /aileenbuckley/compelling-cartography-with-arcgis aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Compelling Cartography with ArcGIS aileenbuckley Compelling Cartography with ArcGIS Pro Tuesday, April 10, 2:40 p.m. – 4:20 p.m. Venue: AAG Annual COnference 2018 Instructor: Aileen Buckley (Esri) Room: Nottoway, Sheraton, 4th Floor This workshop will showcase a range of techniques that take your map-making beyond the defaults. We’ll illustrate how you can use firefly cartogrpahy and smart mapping to drawn the intrcate stories out of yoeur data. We’ll also explore how you can create artistic maps with beautiful terrain representations. And we'll show you how to customize the Esri vectore basemasp to fit your mapping needs. Throughout, we'll show how to take advantage of new and powerful cartographic capabilities in ArcGIS to help you think create beautiful and compelling maps. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/compellingcartography4-10-18-compressed-180410224531-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Compelling Cartography with ArcGIS Pro Tuesday, April 10, 2:40 p.m. – 4:20 p.m. Venue: AAG Annual COnference 2018 Instructor: Aileen Buckley (Esri) Room: Nottoway, Sheraton, 4th Floor This workshop will showcase a range of techniques that take your map-making beyond the defaults. We’ll illustrate how you can use firefly cartogrpahy and smart mapping to drawn the intrcate stories out of yoeur data. We’ll also explore how you can create artistic maps with beautiful terrain representations. And we'll show you how to customize the Esri vectore basemasp to fit your mapping needs. Throughout, we'll show how to take advantage of new and powerful cartographic capabilities in ArcGIS to help you think create beautiful and compelling maps.

Compelling Cartography with ArcGIS from Aileen Buckley

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0 Methods for analyzing and mapping temporal data /slideshow/methods-for-analyzing-and-mapping-temporal-data/81485542 methodsforanalyzingandmappingtemporaldata-171101231732
This presentation focuses on the multiple methods you can use to effectively analyze your temporal data using ArcGIS and how to communicate the temporal nature of your data through maps designed to be shared in print, on-screen, and online. A variety of examples are used to demonstrate how ArcGIS can help you to provide greater understanding of your data through appropriate statistical analyses and share that understanding with aesthetically pleasing and effectively communicative visualizations.]]>
This presentation focuses on the multiple methods you can use to effectively analyze your temporal data using ArcGIS and how to communicate the temporal nature of your data through maps designed to be shared in print, on-screen, and online. A variety of examples are used to demonstrate how ArcGIS can help you to provide greater understanding of your data through appropriate statistical analyses and share that understanding with aesthetically pleasing and effectively communicative visualizations.]]> Wed, 01 Nov 2017 23:17:32 GMT /slideshow/methods-for-analyzing-and-mapping-temporal-data/81485542 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Methods for analyzing and mapping temporal data aileenbuckley This presentation focuses on the multiple methods you can use to effectively analyze your temporal data using ArcGIS and how to communicate the temporal nature of your data through maps designed to be shared in print, on-screen, and online. A variety of examples are used to demonstrate how ArcGIS can help you to provide greater understanding of your data through appropriate statistical analyses and share that understanding with aesthetically pleasing and effectively communicative visualizations. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/methodsforanalyzingandmappingtemporaldata-171101231732-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> This presentation focuses on the multiple methods you can use to effectively analyze your temporal data using ArcGIS and how to communicate the temporal nature of your data through maps designed to be shared in print, on-screen, and online. A variety of examples are used to demonstrate how ArcGIS can help you to provide greater understanding of your data through appropriate statistical analyses and share that understanding with aesthetically pleasing and effectively communicative visualizations.

Methods for analyzing and mapping temporal data from Aileen Buckley

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0 Maps that Engage, Inform, and Inspire /slideshow/maps-that-engage-inform-and-inspire/80295738 mapsthatengageinformandinspirefinal-170929162312
The goal of mapmaking is to make the beauty and the power of maps come alive in a compelling way so that people will be willing to look long enough to learn something. But turning data into a map is about more than knowing software. It’s about knowing how to find the something useful or interesting hidden in the data and reveal those things through graphics designed to inform, engage, and inspire. This, in part, is why mapmaking remains as much an art as a science. It is, as Stuart Allan of Raven Maps says, "the marriage of truth and beauty". In this presentation, I demonstrate, with multiple examples, how maps transform the complexities of data into representations useful for understanding the world around us. They do this by distilling and summarizing information into a very special type of graphic display. Creating these abstractions in such a way that they provide users with valuable information products that reflect and represent the complexities of the earth is the real challenge of those who create the maps of today.]]>
The goal of mapmaking is to make the beauty and the power of maps come alive in a compelling way so that people will be willing to look long enough to learn something. But turning data into a map is about more than knowing software. It’s about knowing how to find the something useful or interesting hidden in the data and reveal those things through graphics designed to inform, engage, and inspire. This, in part, is why mapmaking remains as much an art as a science. It is, as Stuart Allan of Raven Maps says, "the marriage of truth and beauty". In this presentation, I demonstrate, with multiple examples, how maps transform the complexities of data into representations useful for understanding the world around us. They do this by distilling and summarizing information into a very special type of graphic display. Creating these abstractions in such a way that they provide users with valuable information products that reflect and represent the complexities of the earth is the real challenge of those who create the maps of today.]]> Fri, 29 Sep 2017 16:23:12 GMT /slideshow/maps-that-engage-inform-and-inspire/80295738 aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Maps that Engage, Inform, and Inspire aileenbuckley The goal of mapmaking is to make the beauty and the power of maps come alive in a compelling way so that people will be willing to look long enough to learn something. But turning data into a map is about more than knowing software. It’s about knowing how to find the something useful or interesting hidden in the data and reveal those things through graphics designed to inform, engage, and inspire. This, in part, is why mapmaking remains as much an art as a science. It is, as Stuart Allan of Raven Maps says, "the marriage of truth and beauty". In this presentation, I demonstrate, with multiple examples, how maps transform the complexities of data into representations useful for understanding the world around us. They do this by distilling and summarizing information into a very special type of graphic display. Creating these abstractions in such a way that they provide users with valuable information products that reflect and represent the complexities of the earth is the real challenge of those who create the maps of today. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/mapsthatengageinformandinspirefinal-170929162312-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> The goal of mapmaking is to make the beauty and the power of maps come alive in a compelling way so that people will be willing to look long enough to learn something. But turning data into a map is about more than knowing software. It’s about knowing how to find the something useful or interesting hidden in the data and reveal those things through graphics designed to inform, engage, and inspire. This, in part, is why mapmaking remains as much an art as a science. It is, as Stuart Allan of Raven Maps says, "the marriage of truth and beauty". In this presentation, I demonstrate, with multiple examples, how maps transform the complexities of data into representations useful for understanding the world around us. They do this by distilling and summarizing information into a very special type of graphic display. Creating these abstractions in such a way that they provide users with valuable information products that reflect and represent the complexities of the earth is the real challenge of those who create the maps of today.

Maps that Engage, Inform, and Inspire from Aileen Buckley

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0 Sharing historical maps and atlases in web apps /aileenbuckley/sharing-historical-maps-and-atlases-in-web-apps sharinghistoricalmapsandatlasesinwebapps-170720211909
Historical maps and atlases in print form are often difficult for large numbers of readers to find, access, and use. In this workshop, learn how to bring these valuable resources to life in web apps that not only provide users with access to the origin print content, but also add value through the user’s experience with the app. This workshop takes you step-by-step through a workflow for converting map collections and atlas content to a format that can be shared online. You’ll learn how to scan, georeference, and build metadata for the maps and atlas pages; how to convert the scanned map images to image services; and how to create a web app that gives users access to the scanned images and provides functionality for useful and engaging online map and atlas exploration.]]>
Historical maps and atlases in print form are often difficult for large numbers of readers to find, access, and use. In this workshop, learn how to bring these valuable resources to life in web apps that not only provide users with access to the origin print content, but also add value through the user’s experience with the app. This workshop takes you step-by-step through a workflow for converting map collections and atlas content to a format that can be shared online. You’ll learn how to scan, georeference, and build metadata for the maps and atlas pages; how to convert the scanned map images to image services; and how to create a web app that gives users access to the scanned images and provides functionality for useful and engaging online map and atlas exploration.]]> Thu, 20 Jul 2017 21:19:09 GMT /aileenbuckley/sharing-historical-maps-and-atlases-in-web-apps aileenbuckley@slideshare.net(aileenbuckley) Sharing historical maps and atlases in web apps aileenbuckley Historical maps and atlases in print form are often difficult for large numbers of readers to find, access, and use. In this workshop, learn how to bring these valuable resources to life in web apps that not only provide users with access to the origin print content, but also add value through the user’s experience with the app. This workshop takes you step-by-step through a workflow for converting map collections and atlas content to a format that can be shared online. You’ll learn how to scan, georeference, and build metadata for the maps and atlas pages; how to convert the scanned map images to image services; and how to create a web app that gives users access to the scanned images and provides functionality for useful and engaging online map and atlas exploration. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/sharinghistoricalmapsandatlasesinwebapps-170720211909-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /> Historical maps and atlases in print form are often difficult for large numbers of readers to find, access, and use. In this workshop, learn how to bring these valuable resources to life in web apps that not only provide users with access to the origin print content, but also add value through the user’s experience with the app. This workshop takes you step-by-step through a workflow for converting map collections and atlas content to a format that can be shared online. You’ll learn how to scan, georeference, and build metadata for the maps and atlas pages; how to convert the scanned map images to image services; and how to create a web app that gives users access to the scanned images and provides functionality for useful and engaging online map and atlas exploration.

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0 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-aileenbuckley-48x48.jpg?cb=1580255700 Dr. Aileen Buckley is a Professional Cartographer and has been making maps for over 30 years. She studied and taught cartography at Oregon State University, and she was on the faculty at University of Oregon. She is currently an adjunct professor at University of Redlands. Dr. Buckley has published and lectured widely on topics of map design and GIS for mapping. She is an author of the "Atlas of Oregon" (2001) and the sixth and seventh editions of "Map Use" (2009 and 2012). She publishes regularly in Esri's ArcWatch and ArcUser. She is a past president of the Cartography and Geographic Information Society and is currently on the U.S. National Committee to the International Cartographi... mappingcenter.esri.com/ https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/vectortilestyleeditorworkshop-191018065336-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/vector-tile-style-editor-workshop/183482043 Vector tile style edit... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/makingthemostofrasterdatafromthearcgislivingatlasoftheworld-190801220501-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds aileenbuckley/making-the-most-of-raster-data-from-the-arcgis-living-atlas-of-the-world-159989029 Making the most of ras... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/tentelltalesignsofnovicecartographyfinal-190718014816-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/ten-telltale-signs-of-novice-cartography-final/156178387 Ten telltale signs of ...