U.S. National Arboretum - Esri User Conference 2015 Presentation
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Adrienne Allegretti (Blue Raster) and Joe Meny (USDA) presented on how the U.S. National Arboretum use GIS to support the National Arboretum's work. Learn about the Arboretum Botanical Explorer App and their new Arboretum Mobile application.
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U.S. National Arboretum - Esri User Conference 2015 Presentation
- 1. U.S. National Arboretum Botanical Explorer App Adrienne Allegretti Joseph Meny Wednesday, July 22 Esri User Conference 2015 10:15am – 11:30 am
- 2. What is the Arboretum Botanical Explorer? Data availability for the public and scientific community Peruse a map Browse or perform advanced queries Plan a visit or tour a garden See a variety of images
- 3. Peruse a map
- 4. View images
- 5. Perform an advanced query
- 9. Not as straightforward as it might seem Transition depends on existing CAD data Is it spatially referenced? Is it complete and thorough? Create a basemap Think of your assets and infrastructure Develop attribute tables Build fields Integrate information from plant database Collect, upload, edit, and store new data The Switch: AutoCAD to ArcGIS
- 10. Collecting Data
- 11. AutoCAD Basemap
- 12. ArcGIS Basemap
- 14. What did we want? Public data Too often institutions’ data is locked up Staff efficiency Enhanced visitor experience Model for success Get ideas from existing successful applications Get a motivated, adaptable design team Changes will be made, new ideas will be incorporated Appearance and Functionality
- 15. Ideas
- 16. Data in three databases must all be linked Plant, image, and spatial databases Primary Hurdle
- 17. Making the Data Web Ready Science Ground Crews Records
- 18. What is Great for the Public… …Is Great for the Staff Science Ground Crews Records
- 19. Making Data Web Ready
- 20. New – 2015 - Mobile Goal Enhance visitor experience Integrate tour maps Support multiple devices AppStudio for ArcGIS Focuses Taking tours Navigating plant collections Exploring curated points of interest
- 21. From Wireframes…
- 22. …to Design
- 23. Explore Arboretum on many devices QT allows you to deploy from a computer to mobile device
- 24. Future of GIS Flex API migration to JavaScript API Improved search capabilities Strong developer community More modular approach
- 25. Check us Out at User App Fair Tuesday and Wednesday, 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., SDCC, Hall A Thursday, 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m., SDCC, Hall A
- 26. Connect with Blue Raster Visit Blue Raster during the Expo Booth #V11 Nonprofit Showcase (Hall C) Wednesday, July 22 9:00 am – 6:00 pm Thursday, July 23 9:00 am – 1:30 pm APGA-Esri GIS Symposium Reception Mission Hills, Level 3, South Tower Wednesday, July 22 3:00 pm – 7:00pm
- 27. Learn More About How We Used AppStudio for ArcGIS If you missed Tuesday’s session Look for live recording on videos.esri.com Creating Apps with Maps in AppStudio, Jon Nordling
- 28. Contact Us Connect with us: @blueraster facebook.com/blueraster Joseph Meny joseph.meny@ars.usda.gov Adrienne Allegretti aallegretti@blueraster.com Blue Raster LLC 2200 Wilson Blvd, Suite 210 Arlington, VA 22201