Navteq Developer Days - ArcGIS + POI

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The presentation discussed how to get started with the ArcGIS platform by loading data, authoring maps, and publishing map services that can then be consumed by both web and mobile applications. It provided an overview of using ArcGIS Online and Server capabilities like geocoding, routing, and imagery services. It also covered developing custom applications using the ArcGIS Web and Mobile APIs to build mapping, editing, and location-based apps for a variety of devices.

“Got Data”?

Allan Laframboise
Andy Gup
David Martinez

Esri Developer Network

Agenda

How to Get Started

Web APIs/Custom Apps

Mobile APIs/Custom Apps

Q&A

Esri
Solutions offer the power of geographic insight

Mobile, Web, desktop, APIs, online services

Out-of-the-box configurable applications

Today’s Challenges…
New insights to data

Managing information

Understanding your customers

Changing markets

ArcGIS Platform and Navteq data
1) Load data into a geodatabase

2) Author map with ArcGIS Desktop

3) Publish map as a Map Service (options!)

4) Consume from any mobile or web client
POI data

1) Load data
Import from data from XML, CSV, XLS…

Turn into “geo” data

Pre-Process

Index

2) Create your map
Symbology

Spatial reference

Coordinates

Data integrity

3) Publishing Options
ArcGIS Server Cloud

ArcGIS Online

Desktop

ArcGIS Server
Local

Publishing Data

REST

Web Server

Clients

Your data!!

ArcGIS Desktop
ArcGIS Server

Geodatabase

ArcGIS Services – what you can do

Mapping Geometry

Feature Search

Image
Geocode
Geodata
ArcGIS Server

Globe OGC
KML
Geoprocessing
Network Analysis

http://esriurl.com/services

4) Consuming Services
Desktop

Out-of-the-box

Web APIs

Mobile APIs

ArcGIS Online Maps
Create and publish maps

Upload and style your data

Create maps for apps, web sites & mobile

Share information via groups

ArcGIS Online Services
Mapping, Imagery, Topography, Image Services

Demographics

World Geocoding

World Routing

Geometry

www.ArcGIS.com

ArcGIS Web APIs
JavaScript
Adobe Flex
Microsoft Silverlight

How does it all work??
Web Map API
REST API(s)

ArcGIS Online

ArcGIS API capabilities
Geoprocessing
Map Graphics
Query
Symbols
Editing

GraphicsLayer
Geometries

FeatureLayers
Time-awareness
Custom Layers
Routing

http://resources.arcgis.com

http://tinyurl.com/getstartedwebapis

ArcGIS Mobile Application
Navigate maps
Find addresses and places
Identify locations and GIS features
Query map layers and data
Measure lines and areas
Access ArcGIS Online maps
Collect GIS data

iPhone/iPad Android (beta) Windows Phone

ArcGIS Mobile APIs
iPhone/iPad

Android (beta)

Windows Phone

Developer Experience

Submit
App Store/
iTunes/Marketplace
Deploy/
Download Develop
Manage
ArcGIS API for iOS, Application
Android or WP7

Apps

Quake Map

E311/Service Request

Campus Routing

Where To/Entertainment

Links
ArcGIS Online - www.arcgis.com

Dev Resources – resources.arcgis.com

ArcGIS Developer – tinyurl.com/getstartedwebapis

Esri Dev Meetups – www.esri.com/devmeetups

Your Data
+
Navteq Data
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ArcGIS Platform = 

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