Building Apps with ArcGIS for Local Government Solution. Scott Oppmann Mike Tschudi

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1 Building Apps with ArcGIS for Local Government Solution Scott Oppmann Mike Tschudi

2 ArcGIS as a Platform Knowledge Workers Executive Access Public Engagement Work Anywhere Enterprise Integration ArcGIS Professional GIS Making Mapping and GIS Available Across Your Organization Transforming the Role of GIS

3 ArcGIS for Local Government A solution for Esri s local government customers Series of useful maps and apps focused on local government work Editing Workflows Focused Maps and Apps Analytical Models Organized into modules Extensible, configurable Freely available and fully supported A foundation for Partner solutions Community of users Best Practices / Implementation Support Esri Services and Partner offerings Local Government Information Model Help users implement, sustain and enhance..available on-premise or in the cloud

4 Our Mission Help increase the value of GIS in local government organizations Make it easier to deploy ArcGIS - Deliver applications quickly throughout your organization - Stay current with future releases / avoid legacy technology - Create a platform of geospatial data that can be leveraged by many Address common constraints in local government - Size and skills of staff - Budget and time available to implement Empower the community to contribute - Users - Partners

5 ArcGIS for Local Government Changing the way GIS is deployed

6 A System View Deploying ArcGIS for Local Government

7 ArcGIS for Local Government Planning Park and Recreation Finder Land Use Public Comment Land Use Public Notification Community Planning Code Violation Public Works Public Information Center Campus Editing Campus Place Finder Citizen Service Request SnowCOP My Government Services Water Utility Network Editing Water Utility Capital Planning Water Utility Mobile Map Land Records Tax Parcel Editing Deed Drafter Tax Parcel Map Book Address Data Management Parcel Value for iphone Tax Parcel Viewer Value Dashboard Community Addressing Data Reviewer for Parcels Data Reviewer for Addresses Public Safety Flood Planning Special Event Planning Fire Station Wall Map Fire Run Book Pre-Incident Planning Target Hazard Analysis Fire Hydrant Inspection Cell Phone Analysis Public Safety COP Damage Assessment My Hazard Information EM Maps Elections Election Results Election Polling Places Local Government Information Model Basemaps Data Reviewer for Basemaps Executive Dashboard Maps and Apps Gallery

8 Configuration Patterns Influential factors - COTS and configurable solutions strategy - Deployment time - Technical expertise Where do you start? - With your business requirements - Align them with maps and apps - Review system configuration patterns Three configuration patterns - Complete system adoption - Publish and adopt - Code and customize Envision Test / Feedback Plan Configure / Code Iteration 1 Next? Design Next? Iteration 2 Iteration 3 Done embrace an agile implementation approach

9 Complete System Adoption Step 1: Organize your data Configure GDB schema Add fields, features Configure domains Set spatial reference Load source data Configure maps Adjust scale dependencies and def queries Validate label expressions Publish basemaps and map services Supported by Esri Support Services Step 2: Author the maps Step 3: Deploy the apps Configure the desktop, mobile and web apps Add basemaps and map services Adjust extents Configure popups Deploy Add-ins and models

10 Publish and Adopt Step 1: Create publication database Configure GDB schema Add fields, features Configure domains Set spatial reference Configure maps Adjust scale dependencies and def queries Validate label expressions Publish basemaps and map services Create ETL Scripts Set source / target Schedule scripts Migrate production data Step 3: Author the maps Step 2: Load production data Configure the mobile and web apps Add basemaps and map services Adjust extents Configure popups Supported by Esri Support Services Step 4: Deploy the apps

11 Code and Customize Configure your GDB schema Add fields, features Step 1: Use your GDB Schema Step 2: Repair the maps Configure maps Repair map layers (source and symbology) Adjust scale dependencies and def queries Validate label expressions Publish basemaps and map services Or, just try to use your maps The Developer Pattern Step 3: Customize the apps Publish your own mobile and web apps Customize/re-compile the apps Add basemaps and map services Adjust extents Configure popups

12 Demo Configuring On-Premise Web Apps

13 Configuring the Information Model Supports maps and apps Known local government requirements Easy to adopt and extend Fully documented Features, layers and services Central repository, organized around thematic content and logical permission model Organized access/maintenance patterns Service catalog supports mobile / web apps Tip Xray for ArcCatalog and ArcMap Start with the layer and field aliases and work from there.

14 Configuring Web Apps (On-Premise) Anatomy of the web apps - Javascript / HTML 5 apps - ArcGIS Viewer for Flex configurations - REST, GP, and Geometry Services, Web Maps Can be configured quickly - CSS and standard.js configuration file Deployed on local web servers Example - Park Finder

15 Configuring Web Apps (Hosted) Anatomy of the web apps - Javascript / HTML 5 apps - ArcGIS Online web application templates Can be configured quickly - Standard ArcGIS Online configuration panel and json file Published in ArcGIS Online - Or, downloaded and deployed on local web server Example - Finder Web Application Template

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37 What s Next Continuously Evolving Solution Offering

38 The Community It s not just about the technology Destination where governments can collaborate Place where developers can contribute too Ongoing dialog to share success stories and learn from others

39 It s a Process Continuously Evolving Solution Offering New maps and apps Fire Service, Law Enforcement, Public Works, Economic Development, Land Records, etc. Ongoing application updates New UI, enhanced device support, new features, bug fixes, etc. Continued Community Engagement Meetups, videos, more help, expanded partner & professional services offerings, etc.

40 Release Plan EPC / Dev Summit - Solution Site Rev ArcGIS Online Web App Templates - Finder enhancement; Find, Edit, Filter (rev. 1.0) - Emergency Management COP & Damage Assessment 10.2 April Briefing Book Info Model Schema Tool - Model Organization Enhancements

41 Release Plan 2014 UC - New Maps and Apps - Law Enforcement, Public Works, Economic Development, Land Records - Next ArcGIS Release - New ArcGIS Online Web App Templates - Crowdsourcing; Map Gallery; Find, Edit, Filter (rev. 2.0) - Solution Site Enhancements

42 Summary Identify the business needs of your organization Select a configuration pattern that makes sense for your organization Configure quickly, customize if necessary Leverage ArcGIS Online web application templates Participate in the community - Join our Meetup! Don t hesitate to ask for help from - Esri, Peers, Partners

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