ArcGIS Business Analyst helps organizations make smarter market planning, site selection, customer segmentation, and territory optimization decisions by combining your data with demographic, lifestyle, behavioral, and spending data, maps, reports, and infographics with location-driven intelligence. Identify under-performing markets, pinpoint growth sites, find where target customers live, and share market research across the organization. This workshop provides an overview of the Business Analyst Web, Pro, Mobile and Enterprise. Come to this session to learn how to benefit from this solution.
37 sessions
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS Business Analyst DesktopArcGIS Business Analyst ProArcGIS Business Analyst Web AppYesIn-PersonSite selection, Infographics, Demographics, Points of interestYes4:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov 15Tuesday, Nov 15Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopIntermediateArcGIS DashboardsArcGIS EnterpriseArcGIS OnlineYesIn-PersonData visualization, Charts, Indicators, Sashboard designYes4:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov 15Tuesday, Nov 15Good dashboards provide key insights at-a-glance. They are effective in communicating what is important. In this session, you will learn tips for getting the most out of your dashboards with best practices specific to various patterns of use. Discover how to communicate status and evaluate performance. Get ideas for new ways to present information and visualize your data effectively.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: Intermediate
- Technical WorkshopIntermediateArcGIS EnterpriseYesIn-PersonAdministration, Optimization, Data stores, ConfigurationYes1:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov 15Tuesday, Nov 15This session showcases how to administer and optimize your ArcGIS Enterprise deployment on Windows. Learn useful information to get up and running with the software, including best practices for administrators. Topics include an overview of administrative endpoints, defining data stores, configuring utility services, and exploring log files. We will also touch on getting ready for Enterprise 11.0.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: Intermediate
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS Field MapsArcGIS WorkforceYesIn-PersonAssignment management, Mobile workerYes9:00 a.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16Field operation activities require planning, awareness, and communication between associates in the field and in the office. Integrating ArcGIS Field Maps and ArcGIS Workforce enables end-to-end field & back office workflows. In this session we will discuss how to achieve better workforce coordination across your teams.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS HubYesIn-PersonCommunity engagement, Stakeholders, Collaboration, Community informed initiativesYes2:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16ArcGIS Hub helps organizations collaborate and engage with their communities. In this session, you will learn how to manage the content and apps community members can access, as well as how to control and leverage the ways in which community members can participate in projects and initiatives. The use of ArcGIS Hub sharing controls, teams, sign-up configurations, community identities, and the latest engagement tools will be highlighted.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesYesIn-PersonOperational awareness, Public safety, Emergency managementYes3:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov 15Tuesday, Nov 15ArcGIS Mission is an all-inclusive command and control tool on the ArcGIS Enterprise system that streamlines operations by providing situational awareness to all individuals in the field and the command center. Whether your Mission is a Tactical Operation, Search and Rescue, Site Security, or Special Event, come see how you can use ArcGIS Mission to track your work force, communicate through Peer-to-Peer, and have improved understanding of your operating environment.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS OnlineYesIn-PersonExperience Builder, Instant Apps, StoryMaps, DashboardsYes9:00 a.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16Web Apps are the user experience for digital maps and data in ArcGIS Online. The tools and visualizations in apps guide users through the data and help them answer questions. Come to this session to learn about the different App Builders in ArcGIS Online, like Experience Builder, Instant Apps, StoryMaps and Dashboards, and what questions to ask when selecting the right builder for your audience.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS ProYesIn-PersonYes10:00 a.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16Whether you are just getting started with ArcGIS Pro or have used it for years, there is always something new to discover. Learn crafty tips and wily tricks to boost productivity and efficiency when completing your work in ArcGIS Pro. Areas covered will include mapping, data and content management, analysis, sharing… and speaking of sharing, we’ll be sure to leave time for you to share your favorite ArcGIS Pro tips!Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS ProYesIn-PersonImprovements, Enhancements, Upgrade, Highlights, PerformanceYes3:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov 15Tuesday, Nov 15ArcGIS Pro has more than 40 development teams working to bring you new and improved functionality at every release. You won’t want to miss developments that can make you more productive or spark ideas for solving problems! Join us for an overview of some important and interesting product capabilities we’ve added to ArcGIS Pro at version 3.0 and beyond. And take away some tips for staying up to date with product development throughout the year.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS GeoEvent ServerArcGIS VelocityYesIn-PersonVisualization, Analysis, Tracking, Monitoring, AlertingYes10:00 a.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16Real-time data comes from many sources – devices, sensors, IoT platforms, apps, and more. Working with this data effectively requires ingestion, visualization, streaming/recurring analysis, and often alerting and action. These capabilities exist across a range of products that meet different use cases. ArcGIS GeoEvent Server and ArcGIS Velocity provide a real-time framework in ArcGIS, as options for on-premises and SaaS. Join the discussion to understand how elements of ArcGIS can be used together and applied to different real-time tracking, monitoring, and situational awareness use cases.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS SolutionsArcGIS ProArcGIS OnlineYesIn-PersonYes10:00 a.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16Organizations worldwide address racism to ensure equitable prosperity among staff, customers, and communities at large—and geography is critical to their work. They need to analyze community conditions, assets, outcomes, and the distribution of benefits and burdens across the areas they serve to understand where the needs are greatest, who is most affected, and where interventions have the greatest impact. Attendees of this session will learn how organizations can use maps, data, and spatial analysis to analyze inequities and track the performance of their equity initiatives.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS SolutionsYesIn-PersonAsset managment, Public works, Capital improvementsYes1:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov 15Tuesday, Nov 15This session will provide an overview of a set of public works solutions that help local governments maintain right-of-way assets, coordinate capital investments, and engage the public in an effective way.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopIntermediateArcGIS StoryMapsYesIn-PersonStory, Storytelling, Tips, TechniquesYes1:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov 15Tuesday, Nov 15
Assembling a story in ArcGIS StoryMaps is easy, but creating a great story isn’t quite as simple. In this session, we’ll go over a few different storytelling techniques that are sure to help your work stand out in the crowded world of online content. You will learn top tips for making stories that help achieve objectives like conversions, engagement, and other things you didn’t know about ArcGIS StoryMaps.
Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: Intermediate - Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS Survey123YesIn-PersonMicrosoft Power Automate, Webhooks, AutomationYes4:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16Learn how to automate email notifications and other tasks using the Survey123 connector for Integromat and Microsoft Power Automate.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopIntermediateArcGIS EnterpriseYesIn-PersonAmazon Web Services, Azure Cloud, GIS in the CloudYes4:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16How should users of ArcGIS adjust their workflows when working in the Cloud? How does a cloud environment differ from an on premises deployment? In this session, our experts will share some best practices for deploying ArcGIS in a modern cloud implementation, balancing the benefits and strengths of a cloud native posture with the realities of your users and their workflows. We will discuss editing patterns, data storage considerations, service-oriented architectures and the new possibilities that cloud deployments offer for organizations.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: Intermediate
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesYesIn-PersonStrategy, OrganizationYes2:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16A Geospatial Strategy is a business-oriented plan that defines how your organization will use GIS technology to achieve its goals and support all of your users. Our experts have been leading organizations through the process of understanding their organizations, planning and developing a Strategy, and implementing it through both organizational and technological changes. Learn some of our best practices and get an inside track to starting this process at your own organization.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesYesIn-PersonTraining, Education, e-learning, Learning plansYes1:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16Take an insider’s tour of Esri Academy, home to hundreds of instructor-led classes and web courses, videos, massive open online courses (MOOCs), and other learning resources created by subject matter experts. Whether you’re brand-new to ArcGIS or a seasoned GIS professional, Esri Academy can help you achieve your goals. Get tips to find relevant resources, enroll in Esri learning plans, and create your own custom learning plans.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS OnlineYesIn-PersonSmart communities, Trends, Sensors, Real-time, Artificial intelligencYes9:00 a.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16Public works organizations are making smart communities a reality, and they are doing this with the adoption of smart technologies and their integration with GIS. This session will showcase examples of organizations using Esri’s Smart Community Information System to: optimize urban mobility; address and respond to humans in crisis; monitor drone traffic; leverage artificial intelligence for infrastructure management; and design and support a sensor-driven world.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- User PresentationAll AttendeesArcGIS ProArcGIS OnlineYesIn-PersonAirborne Electromagnetic Survey Data in a 3D ViewerKatherine DlubacAmanda Ott<p>The Department of Water Resources (DWR) is conducting airborne electromagnetic (AEM) geophysical surveys in California’s high- and medium-priority groundwater basins to support implementation of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA). During the presentation, DWR will introduce the Statewide AEM Surveys and highlight their AGOL-based data visualization platform. The AEM Data Viewer uses Point Clouds in a Web Scene to allow the public to visualize and interact with the AEM data in a 3D space. DWR will also discuss an advanced 3D data viewer that is currently under development.</p>Yes2:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16
The California Department of Water Resources is using airborne electromagnetic (AEM) geophysical surveys to display groundwater basins with 3D webscenes in ArcGIS Online
Session Type: User PresentationSession Level: All Attendees - User PresentationAll AttendeesArcGIS Survey123ArcGIS DashboardsYesIn-PersonAffordable HousingEric Friedlander<p><span style="font-size: 11.0pt;"><span style="">The City of Reno uses GIS to tackle the issue of Affordable Housing. Starting with a spreadsheet, The City's GIS team was able to create maps, apps and a dashboard, enabling City management to make data-driven decisions regarding location, proximity, and density of affordable housing, while also providing vital information to the public regarding locations and and the types of housing units available. </span></span></p>Camp2Home Street Outreach DashboardJessica Hill<p>The City has identified that time is critical in developing relationships and building trust with individuals experiencing homelessness. The City’s approach ensures that services can be made available immediately. Further, this approach has proven to support the organization with real time data to address service gaps or needs, deploy necessary resources, make impactful decisions to address homelessness and help individuals to move from the streets to shelters, connect to employment, access necessary mental and health services, and move to permanent housing.</p>Yes1:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov 15Tuesday, Nov 15Going from paper to ArcGIS Survey123, these two Cities utilize mobile data collection applications to collect data and visualize it on dashboards. With this change of process, they are able to make data-driven decisions that make a big impact in supporting their communities.Session Type: User PresentationSession Level: All Attendees
- User PresentationAll AttendeesArcGIS API for PythonArcGIS Experience BuilderArcGIS DashboardsYesIn-PersonWildland Fire Dashboard, Email and Mobile Text Emergency Notification SystemTom HeinzerCeema Feizollahi<p>U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has 350,000 acres of federal lands in the California Great Basin. With the increase in wildland fires, multiple departments and area offices need to be notified immediately via email and/or mobile text notifications. USBR created a python script to access and query ESRI’s living atlas wildland fire incidents layer within 5 miles of USBR’s lands to create a dashboard along with an automatic emergency email and mobile text alerting interagency emergency personnel.</p>A CAL FIRE Modernization Story: Evolving Aircraft Tracking During IncidentsRDI Reis Thomas<p>CAL FIRE’s Southern OCC recently gave R&D a challenge: bring their current, manual aircraft tracking system into the electronic age. The Need: during incidents, a dedicated staffer is tasked with manually updating asset locations on a wall map tracker. The Opportunity: create a more efficient and timelier workflow via GIS technologies. This presentation details the Solution: a web map environment where operators plot incidents, identify and promptly move aircraft, and other functionalities.</p>Yes3:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov 15Tuesday, Nov 15Learn how GIS can be used to monitor resoruces during a wildfire and improve notification to interagency personnel.Session Type: User PresentationSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopIntermediateArcGIS Image for ArcGIS OnlineArcGIS Image ServerArcGIS EnterpriseYesIn-PersonImage analysis, Imagery and remote sensingYes1:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16With ArcGIS, you can effectively manage and analyze massive collections of imagery at scale, allowing you to unlock the full potential of your imagery. In this session, learn how to use ArcGIS Image Server to optimize image management, distributed raster analysis, and scalable image processing for massive collections of imagery. Also learn how ArcGIS Image Dedicated can bring raster analytics and streaming capabilities directly to imagery in your cloud, with Esri managing dedicated servers next to your imagery so you can reduce egress costs and enable scalability.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: Intermediate
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS Living Atlas of the WorldYesIn-PersonBasemaps, Imagery, Demographics, Live feeds, Community mapsYes2:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16ArcGIS Living Atlas is the foremost collection of geographic information from around the globe. It includes curated and authoritative maps, apps, and layers from Esri and the global GIS user community. Living Atlas supports your work across the entire ArcGIS System. This session will provide an overview of Living Atlas content that is available, with an emphasis on recent additions and updates. We will demonstrate how you can use Living Atlas content in your work, and how you can share your work as part of Living Atlas.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- User PresentationAll AttendeesArcGIS Field MapsArcGIS Survey123YesIn-PersonDefensible Space Inspections With Low Code Automated ReportingRyan Malhoski<p>Wildfire has always been a concern in the west, especially in the Lake Tahoe area. Recently the city of South Lake Tahoe started a defensible space program and with grant funding has been able to hire 2 seasonal defensible space inspectors. Since their positions are seasonal, they have limited time to inspect the over 12,000 developed parcels within the city. Using ArcGIS Field Maps, Survey123, Reporting, and Web Hooks a low code solution was developed to inspect, create owner reports and mailing labels, while also reporting all inspections upward to CAL FIRE automatically.</p>How We Built a Homegrown Damage Assessment and Debris Removal Tracking SolutionMatt Lamborn<p>Learn how damage assessment evolved from paper form data collection to GIS-centric collection and tracking at Napa County. With limited resources, GIS staff at Napa County leveraged ESRI software to capture and track damaged and destroyed buildings, sync parcel data with data collected in the field, and track the debris removal process during post-disaster recovery operations.</p>Yes2:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16Learn how these organizations utilized Field Maps and Survey123 to implement mobile workflows. Then they developed automation tools to streamline the data process into notification and reporting to other agencies.Session Type: User PresentationSession Level: All Attendees
- User PresentationAll AttendeesArcGIS DashboardsArcGIS ProYesIn-PersonUsing GIS to Streamline Public Safety WorkflowsChristina Brunsvold<p>The California Highway Patrol (CHP) initiated a multi-divisional effort to consolidate data, streamline workflows, and create time-driven spatial analysis tools for ENTAC (Emergency Notification and Tactical Alert Center) incident reporting. Through the use of GIS, we were able to remove redundant paper file submissions, improve hierarchical approval processes, enable time-driven spatial analysis, and create intuitive dashboards to display data. With minimal training, CHP staff is able to utilize custom applications and increase spatial awareness of these incidents.</p>Yes9:00 a.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16Spatially enabling the emergency notification process allow for more timely, focused and time-driven alerts to be routed to those that need information quickly.Session Type: User PresentationSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS Experience BuilderArcGIS DashboardsArcGIS OnlineYesIn-PersonYes3:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov 15Tuesday, Nov 15Many organizations saw their web applications and usage take off through 2020 and 2021, as citizens and constituents logged on and viewed geospatial apps and tools more than ever before. How can you plan for this kind of increased usage, visibility and business criticality from the beginning? This session will cover the planning, testing and implementation of highly visible applications, sharing our own best practices from apps like the Johns Hopkins Covid Case dashboard and our work supporting utility notifications, public information apps and other tools at scale.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- Technical WorkshopAll AttendeesArcGIS SolutionsYesIn-PersonEquity, Economic recovery, Housing and homelessness, Resliency and climate change, InfrastructureYes1:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16Are you keeping pace with your peers in the application of GIS in government? There are many drivers that shape how state and local agencies use GIS, ranging from crisis response, to legislation, to the introduction of new technologies or solutions. This session will draw from the pioneering work of users to showcase how emerging technology and trends are reshaping the industry. Learn how to: leverage machine learning and artificial intelligence; lead community recovery efforts; build an intelligent organization; manage successful infrastructure projects; and achieve digital transformation.Session Type: Technical WorkshopSession Level: All Attendees
- User PresentationAll AttendeesArcGIS ProArcGIS OnlineYesIn-PersonGeoSpatial Data Hub and StoryMaps for Community-Scale Emission InventoriesAbhishek DhimanJenny Melgo<p>To support the development and implementation of Assembly Bill (AB) 617 (C. Garcia, Chapter 136, Statutes of 2017) Community Emissions Reduction Plans, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) developed a Geospatial Data Hub and StoryMaps tool to present community-scale emission inventories of all air pollution sources in a community. The StoryMaps tool enables data transparency and accessibility and helps build a shared understanding of existing air pollution challenges between community members, Air Districts, and CARB. The application is mobile-device friendly and available in Spanish.</p>Crowd-Sourced Redistricting in Mono County, CASarah Moore<p>Jurisdictions all over the US were required to re-draw boundaries of representative districts according to changing population geography. California elections code requires that public input be a central part of this process, so Mono County decided to solicit the most direct form of input from our citizens: the ability to draw their own map for new Board of Supervisors districts. We created a custom application to facilitate this process, and then used various ArcGIS Online products to display those maps and allow the Board to easily compare them before making a final decision.</p>Yes3:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov 15Tuesday, Nov 15Redrawing political boundaries and addressing community air quality are initiatives the require broad community support. ArcGIS Hub and various WebGIS tools helped these organizations address state and federal requirements in a collaborative and transparent way.Session Type: User PresentationSession Level: All Attendees
- User PresentationAll AttendeesArcGIS Field MapsArcGIS OnlineYesIn-PersonGas Distribution Pipeline Class Location Analysis for Pipeline Marker PlacementJennifer BrewerKristopher Kerr<p>PG&E identified a need to mark Road and Railway crossings along 10,000+ miles of complex natural gas distribution pipe. Complex GIS analysis was performed in order to determine pipeline marker placement at those crossings. This presentation will present the strategy used to develop a Class Location analysis for short distribution lines, the analysis performed to ensure all Class 1 and Class 2 segments were captured, and the Field Maps workflow employed to track marker placement for reporting.</p>Modernizing a Traditional Workflow with Field Maps - Benefits and ChallengesJordan Davis<p>In viticulture, the standard method of providing maps and field information is the Vineyard Book: a three-ring binder of Google Earth screen shots and excel print outs providing block-level information on various properties. Information exchange in this form is often slow, has an expiration date, and is static. This saps efficiency from employees who work in the field, often resulting in additional trips and duplicate work as changes are made or data corrected. Seasonal and temporary employees are particularly impacted as they tend to lack the context around each location.</p>Yes1:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 16Wednesday, Nov 16Through this session, you will learn how workflows were modernized utilizing ArcGIS Field Maps. This updated process helped to minimize duplication of work and increased accuracy of data.Session Type: User PresentationSession Level: All Attendees
