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ArcGIS By Example

ArcGIS By Example

By : Hussein Nasser
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ArcGIS By Example

ArcGIS By Example

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By: Hussein Nasser

Overview of this book

ArcGIS is a geographic information system (GIS) for working with maps and geographic information. It is considered the turnkey solution to creating and sharing interactive maps. ArcGIS is designed to work the way you work. With nothing to install and set up, ArcGIS helps you make your work productive from day one. The book covers the design and development of three ArcGIS applications to guide the readers in crafting their own GIS solution as per their requirements. The book begins by giving you a refresher on the concepts of ArcGIS. Without wasting any time, you’ll begin with developing your first ArcGIS application. You will be developing a cell tower analysis tool. Following this, you will be guided through mapping signal strength and real - time manoeuvring in your GIS system. You will then move on to the second application of the book: a restaurant mapping system. The application will allow tourists to browse restaurants on a map, according to their preferences. Next, you will learn how to work with reviews and ratings and also cover some of the advanced searching options offered by ArcGIS. You will then make use of advanced ArcObjects to develop your third application: an excavation planning manager. The book will conclude by teaching you how work out excavation cost calculations and also saving and retrieving your excavation designs.
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Extending ArcObjects

The extending ArcObjects share the same underlying programming API with the add-in approach. However, they differ in the approach of deploying the application and at the level of flexibility offered to customize ArcGIS. With extending ArcObjects, you usually have to do more work. For example, setting up the toolbar and button in the add-in approach is done with a wizard. However, in the extending ArcObjects approach, you will need to write code to set up your toolbar. Despite that extra work, there is rewarding part in extending ArcObjects, and that is the degree of the flexibility opened to the developer to do great stuff, as we will see in Chapter 7, Advanced Searching.

Before we dive into the coding part, we need to do some preparation for our new project.

Preparing the geodatabase and map for bestaurants

Belize is thriving from tourism. Lots of tourists go there on holidays to enjoy its beautiful beaches and a wide range of restaurants. The government of Belize is...

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