Chapter 6 first had me create a dashboard with 911 calls and incident reports. On the dashboard, I started by adding a map and then added numerous other elements. I added a gauge and changed the colors based on percentages; I added a list of the 10 most recent incidents, which was updated in real-time. I also made a pie chart, a serial chart, and a header. I was also able to reorganize them on the screen so that the map still took up the majority of it. I also added a category selector, which is added to the header so that when you toggle it on and off, it shows different elements. I also had to write expressions for Arcade to change the highlighting for different elements. For the fifth tutorial, I created a time-enabled feature layer. I created a new item and made it time zone specific. For the last tutorial I animated time series data. This was similar to something I did in GEOG 291 so it was more familiar to me. I did this by accessing map properties and creating a time slider. This was used to show population change in the US from 1790-2000 1 decade at a time. I was able to customize the slider and created an app for the slider. For this chapter I would choose to create a dashboard for incident reports in Delaware County by using the data from GEOG 291.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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