The document discusses the evolution and impact of web GIS in cartography and geospatial technologies, highlighting its ability to integrate various data sources and improve mapping accessibility. It emphasizes the significance of GIS in addressing global challenges like climate change, urbanization, and resource management through enhanced visualization and analytics. Furthermore, it underscores the collaborative potential of web GIS in connecting organizations and communities, facilitating better decision-making and resource sharing.

1. Cartography and Web GIS
Trends in Underlying Geospatial Technologies
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2. Your Work
Making
a Difference
Increasingly Using GIS

3. GIS Provides a Strong Platform
Leveraging a Common Database for Products and Services
Production
Workflows
Authoritative
Database
Map and Analytic
Products
Collect Once, Use Many Times

4. Creating Advanced Cartographic Products
Bathymetry
Topography
Tracking Disease
Great Barrier Reef
Australia
Czech Republic
Swisstopo
Shale Potential
Military
Cartography
Philippines
Geology
USGS
United States
Lidar Mapping
NATO
Winnebago
Mars

5. Supporting Automated Mapping and Charting Systems
Road Atlas
Aeronautical
Nautical
Charting
Estonia
US-FAA
US-NOAA
Road Map
Automated Map Production
Michelin Guide Maps
Netherlands

6. Lidar
Generating 3-D Cartography
Solar Energy
Visualizing Forests
Wasteshed Modeling
Industrial Infrastructure
North Vancouver Island
Los Angeles, California
Public Transit Usage
Switzerland
Particle Deposition
Interior Space Modeling
Lake Perris, California
Prague, Czech Republic
New York

7. Citizen Science
Leveraging New Data Sources
Web Sports Voting
Request
for Service
Social
Networking
Minnesota
Crowdsourcing
Spain
History
Funding
Disaster
Reporting
Singapore
Real Time Traffic Heat Maps
Philippines
Los Angeles, California
Air Traffic
Ship Traffic
Los Angeles, California
Global

8. Extending The Reach of Mapping

9. Reaching New Audiences
Education – Advancing Geo-Literacy
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10. Creating Maps That Tell Stories
Climate Change
Powerful Information Products
Market Potential
Hot Spots for Conservation
World Bank Grants
Earthquake Risk - China
Asia
Flood Risk - Switzerland

11. Our World Is Facing Serious Challenges
Collectively We Need to Create a Better Future
Natural Resources
Economic Development
Globalization
Wealth and Poverty
Urbanization
Social Conflict
Loss of Nature
Human Health
Ecological Change
Land Use
Population Growth
Resource Shortage
Cultural Diversity
Climate Change
Water
Inequality
Food
Biodiversity
Energy
Leveraging Our Best Science,
Technology, and Design

12. GIS and Mapping
Are Already Helping Us Understand
Integrative
Visual
Qualitative
Systematic
Comprehensive
Providing the Practical Means
for Transforming Our World

13. GIS and Mapping
Are Changing How We Think and Act
Design
Evaluate
Plan
Prepare
Predict
Analyze
Decide
Act
Manage
Measure
Integrating Geographic Science
into What We Do

14. GIS Is Being Transformed
Into a Web GIS
Web GIS
Making GIS Easier, Always Available, and More Social

15. Web GIS Supports Two Communities
Geocentric Workflow and Location Enablement
•
Comprehensive System
•
Data management
•
Professional Applications
•
•
Mapping
Integrated W/ Enterprise
•
GIS
Simple/Easy Apps
Content
Analytics Developer
Location Platform

16. Web GIS Integrates All Data Types
As Web Maps and Web Services
Enterprise Data
Social Media
Services
Imagery
Sensor
Networks
Maps
Big Data
Providing a New Medium for GIS

17. Web GIS Provides a New Pattern For Integration
Using Web Maps and Web Services
Data Base
Centric
Web GIS
Distributed Services
Enabling a Flexible and Agile Approach

18. Web GIS Can Integrate Anything
Linking and Combining Information
Dynamic
Linking
Visual
Overlay
Hyperlinks
Spatial
Analysis
Mashup
Modeling
Helping to Discover Patterns and Relationships

19. Web GIS Also Integrates Organizations and People
Breaking Down the Barriers
Creating New Relationships
Sharing Resources . . .
. . . Supporting Collaborative Approaches

20. Web GIS Connects Everyone
Knowledge
Workers
Executive
Access
Public
Engagement
Work
Anywhere
Enterprise
Integration
Geospatial
Professionals
Making Mapping and GIS
Available Across Organizations
Transforming the Role of GIS

21. Web GIS Is a New Architecture
Integrating All The Common Computing Patterns
Open
File Based
Database Centric
Server Centric
Web Centric

22. Web GIS – Accessible from Any Client
Desktop
Simple
Integrated
Open
Web
Device

23. Web GIS – Powered by Services
Simple
Integrated
Open
Server
Online Content
and Services

24. GIS Is a Platform
Organizing Content and Managing Access
Desktop
Web
Device
Simple
Integrated
Open
Portal
Server
Online Content
and Services
Available in the Cloud . . .
. . . and On-Premises

25. Web GIS Includes Online Content – A Living Atlas
Ready to Use
Best Available
Global
User Contributed

26. Online Basemaps
Oceans
Topographic
Imagery
Terrain
Canvas

27. GIS Servers and Cloud Services Provide Infrastructure
Powerful Data Management and Geospatial Services
•
•
Highly Scalable
•
Many Apps
Secure
Any Geospatial Data
(Including Real-Time)
GIS Server
Cloud
Resources
The Foundation of Enterprise GIS

28. Web GIS Integrates Real Time Information
Enabling Inline Processing and Exploitation of Data
Rules
JMS
Streams
Messages
Continuous Processing and Analysis

29. Web GIS Apps Empower Everyone
Awareness
Focused and Easy to Use on Any Device
View / Query
Editing / Collection
Mapping
Dashboard
Collector
Analysis
Location Analytics
Story Maps
Visualization
Office
Enabling You to Extend the Power of GIS

30. Web GIS Also Fully Integrates Desktop Applications
Supporting GIS Professionals
¼ Mile
1 Mile
½ Mile
Modeling & Spatial Analysis
Advanced Cartography
Brisbane
Editing and Data
Management
Image
Processing
CityEngine
3D Visualization
To Managing Data, Performing Analysis and Authoring Cartography and visualizations

31. Desktop Dramatically Improves 3D GIS
Integrating Many New Tools
3D City Models
•
Rule-Driven
Content
•
Publish Web
Scenes
•
3D Modeling
•
Lidar Performance
Lidar
City of
Portland
Web Scenes
Rotterd
am
Sydney
Rule-Driven
Content
Brisban
e
. . . Transforming How We See the World

32. New Desktop Application
Improving the User Experience and Adding New Capabilities
•
Multiple
Windows
•
64 Bit
•
Integrated 2D
and 3D
•
More Analytics
•
Fluid Display
•
Very Fast

33. Desktop Is Integrated With Web GIS
Providing Content, Online Publishing, and Analytics
Online Analytics
Enabling
•
•
Watershed
Content
Management
Viewshed
Access
Profile
•
Sharing
•
Collaboration
•
Apps
Drive Time
Routing with Traffic
Professional
GIS
Extending Desktop with Web GIS

34. Web GIS Enables Online Spatial Analytics
Leverage Cloud Infrastructure
Find Hot Spots
Enrich Layer
Aggregate Points
Drive-Time Areas
Enabling New Approaches for GiScience

35. Web GIS Supports Developers
Open - Empowering a New Community

36. Web GIS is GeoEnabling Business Systems
Providing Mapping, Spatial Analysis, and Reporting
Microsoft Office
Enterprise Systems
Spreadsheets
Maps for . . .
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•
•
•
•
•
•
Office
IBM Cognos
SharePoint
MicroStrategy
SAP
Salesforce
Dynamics
Supporting Location Analytics Everywhere

37. New Cartography
Enabled by Web GIS

38. Solution Templates
Maps, Data Models, and Tools
•
•
Easily Configured
•
Fully Supported
•
Utilities
Free
Open Source
Military / Security
Government
Emergency
Management
Improving Productivity and Leveraging Best Practices

39. Story Maps
A New Medium for Story Telling
Storymaps.esri.com
Online Services, Templates and Resources

40. Protecting Sacramento’s Water Sources
MAP TOUR | The Nature Conservancy
http://www.tnccmaps.org/sacramentowater/

41. Benthaus Architecture Projects
MAP TOUR | Benthaus Architects, Germany
http://www.frox-re.de/benthaus_architekten/

42. 25 Largest Dams in Switzerland
CUSTOM | Swiss Federal Office of Energy
http://storymaps.geo.admin.ch/storymaps/storymap3/?lang=en

43. Portals- Organizing Data Access Citizen Access
Government Infrastructure
Columbus,
Ohio
US Geospatial
Platform
Open Data
Internal
Northern
Ireland
Barrick
Kent Country, UK
USDA
Geology and Minerals,
Peru
INSPIRE
Geoportal
Manaus, Brazil
NOAA
Netherland
s
Germany
The World Bank
Sherwin-Williams

44. Urban Observatory

45. Urban Observatory Urban Footprint

46. Urban Observatory Population Density

47. Urban Observatory Senior Population

48. Urban Observatory Youth Population

49. Urban Observatory Roadspeed

50. Urban Observatory Real Time Traffic

51. Urban Observatory Open Space

52. Web GIS Will Transform Cartography
Most Geocentric Work Will Be Integrated
Cartographers Are Essential

53. Web GIS Is an Evolutionary Step
Providing a Road Map for a Smarter Society
Collaborate
Communicate
Better Decisions
Billions
Millions
100’s of Thousands
Thousands
Society
Application
Users
GIS Professionals
Research
Leveraging Our Collective Geospatial Investments . . .
. . . Making Maps and GIS Available to Everyone

54. Web GIS Will Also Transform Our World
Vision
Changing How We See and Manage our World