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Mastering ArcView GIS:
Course Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 - Customizing
ArcView
- Benefiting from existing scripts
- Modifying the ArcView interface
- ArcView is event-driven
- The events
- The Customize dialog box
- Exercise: Simplifying the ArcView GUI

- Open the Customize dialog box
- Hide and delete controls
- Change the look of a button
- Change a tools icon
- Modify the tool tip and help strings
Chapter 2 - Avenue &
application development
- Object programming fundamentals
- Characteristics & properties of objects
- Identifying objects and sending requests
- Object request syntax
- variable syntax
- Internal development process
- Contracting out the application
- Script editor
- Help system
- Using sample scripts
- Exercise: Adding new controls & functionality
- Write a script that changes the name of the application
- Create a script that runs when the project is started
- Prompt the user to input his/her name
- Create and use a variable
- Create a script that runs when the project is closed
- Combine two existing scripts into one and tie it to a tool
Chapter 3 - Managing ArcView Projects
- Making ArcView projects portable
- Speeding up ArcView GIS
- Protecting your projects
- Exercise: Create a portable project
Chapter 4 - Integrating Geographic Data
- Geographic data formats
- Spatial data formats and utilities
- ESRI's GIS data formats
- U.S. Government GIS data formats
- ArcView 3.2 import utilities
- ArcView 3.2 export utilities
- Exercise: Integrating event and route data
- Exercise: Geocoding and the Point Dispersion extension
- GIS data sources
- Projections and datums
- Coordinate systems
- Map projections
- Projection parameters
- Changing the datum
- Aligning themes in a view
- ArcView 3.2 projection wizard
- Exercise: Integrating spatial data
- Converting data sources to shapefile
- Utilization of the CAD extension
- Utilization of the projection wizard
- Updating areas and perimeters with sample script
- Advanced data preparations
- Changing a theme's geometry
- Setting up an image catalog
- Georeferencing an image
- Warping, rubber-sheeting versus projecting an image
- Advanced digitization considerations
- Exercise: Advanced data preparation
- Set up an image catalog/library
- Convert a polygon theme to a line theme for analysis purposes
Chapter 5 - Data Suitability & Metadata
- Spatial accuracy (absolute/relative)
- Completeness & timeliness
- Attribute accuracy
- Projection and NAD
- Other format issues
- Other editing capabilities
- Documentation
- Cost
Chapter 6 - Integrating Tabular Data
- Overview
- INFO's database structure
- Accessing SQL databases
- SQL Query Expressions
- Exercise: Connecting to a MS Access database
- Connecting to a MS Access database
- Copying selected records and fields into an ArcView table
- Joining the new table to a theme's table
- Symbolizing the theme based on the extracted data
Chapter 7 - Advanced
Geoprocessing and Analyses
- Theme-on-theme analysis
- Buffer wizard
- GeoProcessing wizard
- Exercise: Correlating Interstate miles with county population
- Exercise: Creating buffers
Chapter 8 - Enhancing Views
and layouts
- High-quality views
- Legend file
- Labeler extension
- Symbology
- High-quality layouts
- Exercise: High-quality views and layouts
- Automating and standardizing legends
- Changing the style of the table of contents
- The Callout Label tool
- The view background color
- The Spline tool
- The Graticule & Measured Grids extension
- The Legend tool extension
Chapter 9 - Writing Reports
- Visualizing the report
- Crystal Reports' elements and experts

- Exercise
- Writing a simple report
- Generating labels
- Creating a customized
Chapter 10 - Interactive Kiosks
- Two types: desktop and Internet-based
Appendix A: Extensions grouped by
functionality
Optional exercises
- The Overview utility, Shape Description dialog, and Named Extents menu
choice
- The Shape Properties dialog
* The precise content of the course is subject
to change without notice.
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