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The tutorials in this first chapter will familiarize you with a major component of this suite: ArcGIS Pro. ArcGIS Pro is a 64-bit desktop GIS application that uses a ribbon interface for 2D and 3D map authoring, analysis, and web publishing. You’ll use additional ArcGIS apps in other chapters.
Get an introduction to the ArcGIS Pro user interface. Learn to navigate maps. Work with tables of attribute data. Get an introduction to symbolizing and labeling maps. Work with side-by-side 2D and 3D maps. Publish a map to ArcGIS Online. Configure maps in ArcGIS Online. Use ArcGIS Explorer on a mobile device. Introduction.
Our software is, and always will be, available free of charge if downloaded from QGIS.org. The project is a result of a huge effort and social contribution from many community members who volunteer their time and expertise.
This site features free GIS software, online mapping, online training, demos, data, software and service information, user scripts, and more. Downloads All Available Downloads
provide a tutorial of QGIS (www.qgis.org), which is capable of almost any GIS operation I’ve ever needed, either on its own, or using the various plugins and associated tools. QGIS installs and directly links with other programs including SAGA GIS and GRASS
Create maps. Explore QGIS's exceptional cartographic design features to craft outstanding maps for desktop, mobile, cloud, and print media.
This first tutorial familiarizes you with some of the basic functionality of ArcMap and illustrates the fundamentals of GIS. You will work with map layers and underlying attribute data tables for U.S. states, cities, counties, and streets.
