Overview
Review spatial data display techniques and cartographic techniques available in geographic information systems (GIS), specifically using ArcPro 2.9x software. Learn how to create a paper map from your spatial data or analysis. Explore basic map display and cartography tools using cultural resource examples.
Agenda
- Preparing your data
- The ArcPro interface
- Displaying data
- Organizing the Map pane
- ArcPro projects
- Data layers
- Table of contents
- Moving around the Map pane
- Changing layer symbology
- Qualitative symbol types
- Quantitative symbol types
- Classifying values
- Changing classifications
- Labeling features
- Controlling display
- Building a definition query
- Layer files
- Changing a data source
- Basic cartographic concepts
- Creating maps in ArcPro
- Preparing the layout page
- Adding a legend
- Adding other map elements
- Layout templates
- Overview of the other modules in the ArcPro for Cultural Resources: An Introduction series
Training Curriculum
105-minute, on-demand eLearning
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1
Welcome Letter
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NPI Welcome Letter
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Videos
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ArcPro for Cultural Resources: An Introduction—5 Making Paper Maps: Part 1
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ArcPro for Cultural Resources: An Introduction—5 Making Paper Maps: Part 2
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ArcPro for Cultural Resources: An Introduction—5 Making Paper Maps: Part 3
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3
Download Course Slides
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ArcPro for Cultural Resources: An Introduction—5 Making Paper Maps (slide deck): Parts 1-3
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Download Video Transcript
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ArcPro for Cultural Resources: An Introduction—5 Making Paper Maps (transcript): Parts 1-3
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5
Course Evaluation
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NPI Evaluation
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Faculty
Faculty
Deidre McCarthy, GISP
Deidre McCarthy, GISP, chief, Cultural Resources Geographic Information Systems (CRGIS) Facility, National Park Service; facilitates the use of GIS to manage the location, status, and condition of cultural resources.
Full Bio/CV
Full Bio/CV
Participants
This training is suitable for
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Archaeologists; architectural historians; planners; preservation architects and landscape architects;
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Community leaders; contractors, consultants, and project managers; cultural and natural resource managers responsible for compliance requirements;
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Facility managers of historic properties; national, statewide, and local preservation and land management organization members and staff
Immediate Access
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$125.00
Single Course Price
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Related Trainings
The Importance of Mapping Cultural Resources (60-minute on-demand, online course)
ArcPro for Cultural Resources: An Introduction (SERIES: on-demand, online course)
ArcPro for Cultural Resources: An Introduction—2 Querying Data (45-minute on-demand, online course)
ArcGIS for Cultural Resources: An Introduction (SERIES: on-demand, online course)
Also available as individual courses
ArcGIS for Cultural Resources: Advanced Techniques (SERIES: on-demand, online course)
Customized Training
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