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Explore the robust features of Python to create real-world ArcGIS applications through exciting, hands-on projects
About This Book- Get to grips with the big world of Python add-ins and wxPython in GUI development to implement their features in your application
- Integrate advanced Python libraries, ArcPy mapping, and data access module techniques to develop a mapping application
- Construct a top-notch intermediate-to-advanced project by accessing ArcGIS Server and ArcGIS Online resources through the ArcGIS REST API using a project-based approach
If you have prior experience building simple apps with ArcGIS and now have a fancy for developing a more challenging and complex desktop application in ArcGIS, then this book is ideal for you.
What You Will Learn- Automate the creation of creative output data visualizations including maps, charts, and graphs
- Explore ways to use the ArcPy Mapping module and Data-driven Pages to automate the creation of map books in your own project
- Develop applications that use the Plotly platform and library to create stunning charts and graphs that can be integrated into ArcGIS Desktop
- Build tools that access REST services and download data to a local geodatabase
- Design, build, and integrate advanced GUIs with wxPython and ArcGIS Desktop in ArcGIS
- Get clued up about constructing applications that export data to Google Earth Pro to automate time-consuming complex processes
- Maximize the access of ArcGIS Server and ArcGIS Online using the ArcGIS REST API with Python
This book is an immersive guide to take your ArcGIS Desktop application development skills to the next level
It starts off by providing detailed description and examples of how to create ArcGIS Desktop Python toolboxes that will serve as containers for many of the applications that you will build. We provide several practical projects that involve building a local area/community map and extracting wildfire data. You will then learn how to build tools that can access data from ArcGIS Server using the ArcGIS REST API. Furthermore, we deal with the integration of additional open source Python libraries into your applications, which will help you chart and graph advanced GUI development; read and write JSON, CSV, and XML format data sources; write outputs to Google Earth Pro, and more. Along the way, you will be introduced to advanced ArcPy Mapping and ArcPy Data Access module techniques and use data-driven Pages to automate the creation of map books.
Finally, you will learn advanced techniques to work with video and social media feeds. By the end of the book, you will have your own desktop application without having spent too much time learning sophisticated theory.
Style and approachThis is an easy-to-follow, project-based guide that guides you through the whole ArcGIS theme with practical, real-world examples and a systematic approach.
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Eric Pimpler is the founder and owner of GeoSpatial Training Services (http://geospatialtraining.com/) and has over 20 years of experience implementing and teaching GIS solutions using Esri, Google Earth, Google Maps, and open source technologies. Currently, he focuses on ArcGIS application development with Python and the development of custom ArcGIS Server web and mobile applications using JavaScript.
Eric is the author of Programming ArcGIS 10.1 with Python Cookbook , Programming ArcGIS with Python Cookbook - Second Edition , Building Web and Mobile ArcGIS Server Applications with JavaScript , and the soon to be published ArcGIS Blueprints .
He has a bachelor's degree in geography from Texas A&M University and a master of applied geography degree with a concentration in GIS from Texas State University.
Chad Cooper has worked in the geographic information systems realm for 13 years in technician, analyst, and developer roles. He is currently a solutions engineer with Geographic Information Services, Inc. (http://www.gisinc.com/), where he works on a variety of projects for the state and local government teams. Chad has been published in Esri's ArcUser magazine and the Python magazine. He lives in northwest Arkansas with his beautiful wife and three children.
Eleza Boban Kollannur is an architect and environmental planner working as a GIS analyst in the water and waste water sector for more than 6 years. She is passionate about the development of automation and programming solutions through model building and Python scripting. She has been involved in master planning and coastal and marine projects for the preparation of a water balance model, watershed analysis, network model builds, and spatial analysis. She has worked with MWH Global and DHI India for various projects in the Middle East, India, and UK. Eleza is interested in building custom user interface (UI) geoprocessing tools for ArcGIS desktop and server with Python.
Prasad Lingam has been passionately exploring geoinformation technologies for almost 10 years. He has gained knowledge in the application of geoinformatics to areas such as urban planning, transportation, utilities, environment, and construction management, thus leveraging his civil engineering background. He is currently working at MWH (for more information, visit http://www.mwhglobal.com/) in the water and waste water domain, implementing geospatial analysis in Desktop GIS and promoting web- and mobile-based GIS Applications to solve operational and planning issues. His work experience spans project locations such as Perth, Middle East, New Zealand, Fiji, and India. He is keen about studying the confluence of geospatial technologies with technologies such as big data, BIM, geovisualization, and so on.
Shaik Shavali is a senior GIS developer at Dar Al-Riyadh. He has 7 years of experience in the field of geospatial technologies and projects. His areas of expertises are developing custom GIS web and mobile applications using the latest ESRI technologies. He was one of the lead developers for Emergency Response Management Systems for the largest Islamic pilgrimage (Hajj), gathering nearly 2 million people. Currently, he is actively taking part in designing and developing GIS projects for the government sector in Saudi Arabia.
He has received his bachelor's in engineering degree, and presently, he is pursuing his master's in GIS through UNIGIS.
Firstly, I would like to thank Allah for his countless blessings. I would also like to thank my parents (Akbar Saheb and Fathima), in-laws (Ehasanulla and Shahnaz), and family for their emotional support, guidance, and prayers. Finally, I would like to thank my better-half, Farheen Ehasanulla, for her love and support, which always pushed me to do better. She is my backbone, best critic, and most importantly, my best friend.
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ArcGIS Desktop 10.3 is the leading desktop solution for GIS analysis and mapping. The ArcPy site package, which contains the ArcPy mapping and Data Access modules, enables Python programmers to access all the GIS functionalities provided through ArcGIS Desktop. ArcPy can be integrated with other open source Python libraries to enhance GUI development; create stunning reports, charts, and graphs; access REST web services; perform statistics analysis; and more. This book will teach you how to take your ArcGIS Desktop application development skills to the next level by integrating the functionality provided by ArcPy with open source Python libraries to create advanced ArcGIS Desktop applications.
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