- ArcGIS API for Python: Introduction to Scripting your Web GIS
- ArcGIS Python API for Administrators and Content Publishers
This weeks notebooks are in ArcGIs Online at GIS 4090\5090 Unit 10 Notebooks
We will use the same datasets that we used last week.
- Searching Content in AGOL
- Renderers and Publishing a CSV
- Go to ArcGIS Online.
- Show users the Overview tab.
- Show users the Members tab.
- Show Licenses, Status, and Settings tabs.
- Go to user: Gregory Brunner
- Show students options to change on their personal user info.
- Show students Groups.
- Create a new Group.
- Invite the students.
- Add Content to the Group.
To learn more about the ArcGIS API for Python, go to https://developers.arcgis.com/python/
To see more samples of how to use the ArcGIS API for Python go to https://developers.arcgis.com/python/sample-notebooks/
Create a new Jupyter Notebook or ArcGIS Notebook that:
- Contains a map
- Zooms to a particular city of interest
- Changes the basemap from the default Terrain basemap
- Please use Markdown to apply meaningful descriptions of your steps.
- Contains at least 3 layers, not including the basemap
- Using the ArcGIS API for Python and following from the examples in class, geocode the addresses in the addresses.csv. Add them to a map. Save the map as a webmap. What is the common theme among the addresses?
Attached Files:
File addresses.csv Click for more options (438 B)