North Dakota GIS Conference 2006: Workshops
Introduction to Geoprocessing Using Models and Scripts
Presented by: Travis Saladino, ESRI Technical Services Representative
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Geoprocessing is the processing of geographic information, one of the basic functions of a GIS. ArcGIS 9.2 presents a comprehensive set of geoprocessing tools that work with all the supported data formats, including geodatabase features. It also offers a completely new framework for working with these tools that enables you to launch them individually, combine them together in a visual modeling environment, write scripts in standard scripting languages, and run the tools as commands in a command line window. This session will introduce ArcGIS users to building workflow models, creating and using scripts and deploying these models and scripts as tools.
What's New in ArcGIS 9.2?
Presented by: Travis Saladino, ESRI Technical Services Representative
With the release of ArcGIS 9.2, users will see significant improvements and added capabilities that focus on improved usability, stability, and performance and enhancements on all products. ArcGIS 9.2 Desktop provides improved tools and interfaces, support for sophisticated cartographic design, advanced modeling tools for analysis, and enhanced CAD Support. ESRI staff will present a detailed look at and demonstrate the new features included with ArcGIS.
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