Author: srbuco

Chapter 3

In chapter 3 I learned about the basic components like pages and windows.

I also learned about how basic widgets are widgets that can preform as app tools and how layout widgets are the containers can help organize widgets on the panes and windows.

Lastly I learned about using experience builder to create web experiences like select them, adding source date, adding and configuring widgets, etc.

Chapter 4

In chapter 4 I learned about mobile gis: Concepts and advantages like mobility, location awareness, ease if data collection, near real time information, etc.

Next I learned about the mobile gis is built on some on some of these mobile devices. Some examples of this tech is mobile devices like smartphones. tablets, etc. There are also Mobile operation systems like Microsoft windows, iOS, and android. Lastly there is wireless communication technology like blue tooth, Wi-Fi, cellular network and satellite internet. These are only some of the devices that can be used for mobile gis.

Lastly I learned about is rapid data collection. Like Quick Capture which is specifically designed for field teams that need to collect data from moving vehicles like a truck, car, helicopter, off road vehicle.

 

During my application I created a simple line feature layer, created attribute fields, created domains, enabled editing, enabled attachments, and created feature templates. During this process of creating and enabling these sections most of it was not to hard to figure out but some of the buttons I had click were hard to find so it took me some time to find those. But overall I enjoyed working on this application.

Chapter 1:

I learned some of the advantages of web gis: global reach, a large number of users, better cross-platform capabilities, and low cost per user—these are only a few of the advantages of web gis. 

I also learned about some of the basic components of a web GIS app. Some of the basic components are basemap layer, operational layers, and tools. These are only a few of the basic components of web GIS applications. 

Lastly, in chapter one I have learned about the technology evolution and trends in Web Gis. Some of the technology evolutions/trends are portal technology, how mobile is becoming the pervasive Web GIS client platform, and how gis has gone from a one-way to two-way information flow. These are some of the ways how GIS has evolved technologically and followed trends. 

Chapter 2:

First, in chapter two, I learned about different types of hosted layers. Some examples of hosted layers are Hosted web feature service layers, Hosted web map tile service layers, and Hosted map image layers. These are only some of the different types of hosted layers you can use in gis Online. 

Next, in chapter two, I learned how ArcGISis a living atlas of the world because it is a huge collection of layers, maps, tools, and apps that were made by Esri and thousands of contributors. 

Lastly, in chapter two I learned how you can use ArcGISto be able to tell stories and the principles of user experience design. The principles are: fast, easy, fun, these principles mean when a user uses web layers, maps and apps. They should be easy to use, fast to use, and fun to use. 

One of the applications based on chapters one and two is using geocoding to create a hosted feature layer from a CSV file. To do this application  can display the ratio of the population from 2005 to 2015 which can be a good indicator of how the population can change over the years. The last thing I did for this application is that I created a sidecar, which allows me to explore the different trends of the population in the different areas in 2D as well as 3D.

Hello all, my name is Sophie. I am a sophomore in the environmental science program at the moment. I am from Pleasant City, Ohio, and I’m really passionate about developing various types of maps. I discovered this passion by taking the class Geog 291 earlier this semester.  I also major in Zoology at  Ohio Wesleyan University .I also partake in a number of other pursuits that keep me occupied and amused. I am a member of the Ohio Wesleyan University rugby team. I like to watch anime when I’m not playing. In addition, I compete with other gamers as a member of the esports team. Lastly, I enjoy riding my bike around campus because it allows me to stay active while taking in the stunning surroundings.

One of my interests that using ArcGIS Online may assist with is protecting wildlife. There are many ways that using ArcGIS Online can help via conservation efforts in this field. For example, it can be used to follow animals, which helps scientists learn more about how they move and act over time. It also helps keep track of species inventories, which are essential for keeping an eye on population changes and checking on the health of different species. ArcGIS Online can also be very helpful for numerous studies because it has tools for visualizing and analyzing data. Lastly, it lets scientists and conservationists map biodiversity, which helps them learn more about where different ecosystems are located around the world.

ArcGIS Online is by having workers use their GIS skills to keep track of and arrange cultural and natural assets. Technology is crucial for preserving such assets at every stage of leisure development and maintenance. GIS can help find sensitive areas that need extra care before growth can happen. To protect these assets, employees can keep an eye on operations while the building is going on. Even after the recreational projects are finished, GIS is still essential because it provides tools for managing and preserving biodiversity and cultural assets over the long term. In this way, GIS ensures the preservation of cultural and environmental resources while also assisting in the process of making well-informed decisions.