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1. Introduction to ArcView GIS
(3.x)
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Training Description
This two-day course provides
a conceptual overview and hands-on experience using ArcView GIS software. It
teaches basic ArcView GIS functionality and enables participants to quickly take
advantage of the software’s powerful display and analysis capabilities.
Attendees are introduced to the ArcView GIS GUI and use ArcView GIS to create,
edit, display, query, and analyze geographic and tabular data and create
presentation-quality maps and charts.
Class participants learn
how to
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Display data in a
view
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Create and edit data
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Query a database
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Perform geocoding
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Create maps for
presentation
Topics covered
ArcView GIS overview:
Capabilities and
applications; Interacting with the ArcView GIS GUI; Projects and documents;
Using ArcView GIS online help.
ArcView GIS views and themes:
Creating views to display
geo-graphic data (themes); Creating themes from x,y coordinates; Setting
a view’s map projection; Manipulating the symbology and classification scheme
for each theme; Labeling themes.
ArcView GIS tables:
Creating an ArcView GIS
table from a variety of tabular data sources; Selecting from a table; Joining
and linking multiple tables; Modifying the structure of a table; Editing values
in a table; Creating a chart for presenting tabular data.
Creating and editing themes:
Using ArcView GIS to create
ShapeFiles; Adding and editing ShapeFile features; Updating attribute
information; Geocoding street addresses.
Spatial query and analysis:
Selecting features based on
relation-ships between multiple themes; Merging theme features.
ArcView
GIS layouts:
Creating a final map for
presentation and printing; Combining views, tables, charts, images, north
arrows, logos, and scale bars to create a final map.
Prerequisites:
Introduction to ArcView GIS
(3.x) is for
those with little or no desktop mapping or GIS experience; however, registrants
should know how to use windowing software.
Duration:
Two (2) days
Price:
Please send a request for
pricing trough our webmaster Please include your full
name, organization and contact number.
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2. FME Training Course
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Learn FME Technology
from the experts, and Get Results!
Learn from the experts how
to use the essential components of the
Feature Manipulation
Engine (FME) through hands-on lab training.J oin our two-day (1/3
lecture, 2/3 exercise and problem solving) course and learn to unlock the
powerful features of FME to more effectively manage your data translation
and data transformation challenges. FME Training can help open up a whole
new world of possibilities for you. Questions are encouraged throughout
the class and attendees are encouraged to bring their own sample data
files.
Learn how to
- Take advantage of all the
FME Suite applications Use a wide variety of data manipulation tools
available in FME Easily build very complex translations using FME
Workbench Debug and QA your translations and datasets Use FME with
non-spatial data
- Use FME in a batch
environment
Training workbooks are
provided. Attendees can bring their own laptops, or may make use of the
facility’s hardware for the hands-on portion of the class.
FME Training Course Outline
Day 1
Overview
- Course
IntroductionIntroduction to FME Translation
- Schema
Mapping in FME
FME
Suite
- Using
FME Universal Viewer Using FME Workbench Using FME Universal Translator
- Other
FME Suite Components
Exercises FME Basics
- FME
DatasetsFME Features
- How FME
processes data
Exercises FME Workspace Introduction
- What is
a data schema?What is a workspace? Workspace sectionsWorkspace
parameters
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Debugging Tools
Exercises
Day 2
FME
Workbench Interface
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What is a workspace? Workbench sections (Menus, Toolbar,Navigation
Window, Workspace)A look at Workbench’s built-in shortcuts
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Debugging Tools
Exercises
FME Transformers and Feature Type Definitions
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Overview of the Most Commonly Used FME Functionality
Exercises
Coordinate Systems
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Introduction to FME Coordinate system support
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Creating Custom Coordinate Systems*
Advanced Topics*
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Using Tool Command Language (TCL) in FMEBatch Processing Review of
Specific Formats
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Introduction to Mapping File Syntax
Examples of Exercises…
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Restructuring landbase data exampleCreating polygons and overlay
analysisCleaning data (gaps & overlaps) to form polygonsChange
DetectionReading flat-files (non-spatial) and creating point
geometryJoining to database tables to retreive attributesMerging points
and attributes together based on IDsReading two or more formatsCreating
street edges from centerlinesUsing surface modeling to create contours
- Draping
2D features onto a surface model to add elevation attributes
Price:
Please send a request for
pricing trough our webmaster Please include your full
name, organization and contact number.
For more FME training around the world, please visit
the training section of Safe Software Inc, at
http://www.safe.com/training/index.htm
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3. Hands-On Avenue Training course
(5 days)
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Training Outlines
5-days Hand-On Avenue Training
Outlines:
This hands-on avenue training covers the
main ArcView components/ properties that could be modified and automated using
Avenue scripting language. The training would help the students to start using
Avenue and become power users of ArcView.
The course outlines are as follow:
Day 1:
- Introduction to Avenue.
- What is ArcView customization?
- Using Avenue help in ArcView.
- My first script using Avenue.
- Opening ArcView Documents using
Avenue.
- Creating new documents using Avenue.
Day 2
- Avenue and Dialog boxes.
- Avenue and the lists.
- Manipulating View components.
- Manipulating Numbers, Strings and
Dates with Avenue.
- Manipulating tables in Avenue (Ftab /Vtab).
- Retrieving and updating data from
tables.
Day 3
- Creating tables in ArcView using
Avenue.
- Manipulating shapes (Polygons,
polylines and points) using Avenue.
- Getting Shape Information.
- Modifying shapes’ vertices using
Avenue.
- Creating new shapes using Avenue.
Day 4
- Graphics and Avenue.
- Labels.
- Manipulating Layouts with Avenue.
Day 5
- Workshop and exercise.
Price:
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pricing trough our webmaster Please include your full
name, organization and contact number.
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4.
What’s New in ArcInfo 8
(Five days)
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Overview
This
five-day course provides an introduction to the ArcInfo 8 applications, ArcMap,
ArcCatalog, and ArcToolbox, for experienced users of other ESRI GIS software
products. It provides an excellent foundation before moving on to more
application-focused courses such as
Introduction to Programming
ArcObjects with VBA.
Although the course covers similar topics as
Introduction to ArcGIS I
and
II (for ArcView 8, ArcEditor 8, and
ArcInfo 8), the software
is covered in more detail with less emphasis on basic GIS concepts. Students who
want to learn how to use the new applications and basic GIS concepts should
enroll in Introduction to
ArcGIS I and
II (for
ArcView 8, ArcEditor 8, and ArcInfo 8).
Audience
This course is for existing
experienced ArcInfo Workstation or ArcView 3.x users who understand basic GIS
concepts, such as projections, topology, and table relationships, but want to
learn how to use ArcMap, ArcCatalog, and ArcToolbox.
Goals
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Create maps with and edit in
ArcMap
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Explore data with ArcCatalog
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Use geoprocessing operations with
ArcToolbox
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Work with geometric networks
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Use different types of
customizations
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Work with metadata
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Set up a geoprocessing server
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Customize the ArcMap and
ArcCatalog interface
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Create and use geodatabase
attribute validation rules
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Create and use geodatabases
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Build graphs and reports
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Create labels and annotation
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Geocode locations
Topics covered
Software overview:
Existing and new applications
Working with ArcMap:
Overview of the interface; Maps and
layers; Exploring data; Selecting features; Examining tables; Designing a map;
Building map templates
Working with ArcCatalog:
Introduction to the
geodatabase; Overview of the interface; Viewing and managing data; Working with
layers and documentation; Creating geodatabases
Working with ArcToolbox:
Overview of the interface;
Toolbox options; Working with tools and wizards; Data conversion tools; Adding
custom tools; Using the geoprocessing server
The geodatabase:
The new data model; Working with
the geodatabase; Working with geodata objects; Using versions
Editing in ArcMap:
Simple editing; Editing attributes;
Creating a sketch; Snapping; Editing tasks; Creating features from other
features; Properties; Complex feature construction
Geometric networks:
Using utility networks; Solving
network problems; Understanding network features; Setting directions, flags,
barriers, and weights; Analyzing network problems; Creating networks
Customizing options:
VBA scripts; Extending
functionality; Creating a stand-alone application; Extending the data model
Prerequisites and recommendations
Participants
must know how to complete basic GIS tasks with ARC/INFO 7.x or ArcView 3.x.
Registrants for this course should
know the following:
Price:
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pricing trough our webmaster Please include your full
name, organization and contact number.
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5. Introduction to ArcGIS I (for ArcView 8,
ArcEditor 8, and ArcInfo 8)
(Two days)
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Overview
This two-day
course introduces students to ArcGIS and provides the foundation for becoming a
successful ArcView, ArcEditor, or ArcInfo user. Participants learn how to use
ArcMap, ArcCatalog, and ArcToolbox ™ and explore how these applications work
together to provide a complete GIS software solution. The course covers
fundamental GIS concepts as well as how to create, edit, and work with
georeferenced spatial data. Attendees learn how to manipulate tabular data,
query a GIS database, and present data clearly and efficiently using maps and
charts.
Audience
This course is for
those who are new to ArcGIS or to geographic information systems in general.
Goals
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Display
feature and tabular data
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Work with
georeferenced spatial data
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Query
features using logical expressions
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Find
features using spatial relationships
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Edit
spatial and attribute data
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Associate
tables with joins and relates
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Produce
maps, reports, and graphs
Topics covered
ArcGIS
overview:
Capabilities and
applications; Interacting with the interface; Basic display
Spatial
data concepts:
Representing
spatial data and descriptive information
ArcGIS data
model:
Geodatabases; ShapeFileles; Coverages; Feature types; Attributes
GIS software:
Components;
Functions; Applications
Spatial
coordinate systems and map projections:
Georeferencing
data; What map projections are; How ArcMap works with map projections
Querying data:
Selecting
and identifying features; Creating reports and graphs
Map displays:
Creating;
Symbolizing; Scaling; Adding map elements
Prerequisites and recommendations
Registrants should
know how to use windowing software.
This course
provides the fundamental ArcGIS knowledge and experience needed to enroll in
Introduction to ArcGIS II (for ArcView 8, ArcEditor 8, and ArcInfo 8)
as well as
several other ESRI courses. Many of the topics covered in this course are
similar to those in
What’s New in
ArcInfo 8
and
Migrating from
ArcView 3.x to ArcView 8.
Attendees who
complete this course should not enroll in
What’s New in
ArcInfo 8
or
Migrating from
ArcView 3.x to ArcView 8.
Students who have
worked with ArcInfo prior to version 8 and want to learn about the new ArcInfo
applications should take
What’s New in
ArcInfo 8.
Students who have
worked with prior versions of ArcView and want to learn about ArcView 8
applications should take
Migrating from
ArcView 3.x to ArcView 8.
Price:
Please send a request for
pricing trough our webmaster Please include your full
name, organization and contact number.
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6.
Introduction to ArcGIS II (for ArcView 8, ArcEditor 8, and ArcInfo 8)
(Three days)
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Overview
This three-day
course follows
Introduction to
ArcGIS I (for ArcView 8, ArcEditor 8, and
ArcInfo 8)
and continues to
present important concepts and functionality for successfully working with
ArcGIS. With further exploration of ArcMap, ArcCatalog, and ArcToolbox, students
focus on spatial analysis, automation of spatial and attribute data, editing,
and advanced options for cartographic display and reports. Hands-on exercises
teach ArcGIS procedures in the context of solving real-world problems. Examples
and exercises use data from a variety of application areas. A portion of the
class is reserved for carrying out an analysis project and applying many of the
new skills and techniques learned in this course. Students conduct queries,
perform spatial analysis, and present their results in a hard-copy map and
report.
Audience
This course is
designed for those with fundamental knowledge of ArcGIS and geographic
information systems in general.
Goals
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Perform spatial
analysis
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Manage
geographic data
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Perform
geocoding
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Display points
and lines from event tables
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Automate data
through heads-up digitizing
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Convert data
from other formats
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Edit spatial and
attribute data
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Create and use
metadata
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Produce
high-quality maps and reports
Topics covered
Spatial
analysis and data management:
Buffers; Spatial
overlays; Extracting features for analysis; Analytical methods and tools
Geocoding and
display of dynamic segmentation:
Address geocoding;
Dynamic display of linear and point events; Data automation; Data sources;
Georeferencing; Digitizing; Data conversion
Editing:
Tools for
creating and editing spatial data; Editing attribute data
Project
management:
Database
organization; File and directory naming conventions; Creating and using metadata
Cartography:
Advanced
symbology and labeling
Prerequisites and recommendations
This course is for
those who have completed
Introduction to
ArcGIS I (for ArcView 8, ArcEditor 8, and ArcInfo 8)
or
Migrating from
ArcView 3.x to ArcView 8
(instructor-led or
Web-based course). If one of the prerequisite courses is not completed, a
student should have comparable experience with ArcGIS before taking this course.
The course also
provides students with the fundamental ArcGIS knowledge and experience needed to
enroll in
Creating and
Managing Geodatabases (for ArcEditor 8 and ArcInfo 8).
Price:
Please send a request for
pricing trough our webmaster Please include your full
name, organization and contact number.
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