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ArcGIS Pro:
Migrating From ArcMapNicole Corbin, David Watkins
@ArcGISPro
ArcGIS Pro
• 64 bit, multi-threaded
• Simplified user interface
• Multiple maps and layouts
ArcGIS Pro
• 64 bit, multi-threaded
• Simplified user interface
• Multiple maps and layouts
• Integrated with the ArcGIS
platform
ArcGIS Pro
• 64 bit, multi-threaded
• Simplified user interface
• Multiple maps and layouts
• Integrated with the ArcGIS
platform
• Combined 2D/3D
experience
ArcGIS Pro
• 64 bit, multi-threaded
• Simplified user interface
• Multiple maps and layouts
• Integrated with the ArcGIS
platform
• Combined 2D/3D
experience
• Improved analysis
experience
ArcGIS Pro
• 64 bit, multi-threaded
• Simplified user interface
• Multiple maps and layouts
• Integrated with the ArcGIS
platform
• Combined 2D/3D
experience
• Improved analysis
experience
Someday it will replace ArcMap
ArcGIS Pro
• 64 bit, multi-threaded
• Simplified user interface
• Multiple maps and layouts
• Integrated with the ArcGIS
platform
• Combined 2D/3D
experience
• Improved analysis
experience
How do you get started?
Getting Started with ArcGIS Pro
Import existing maps, scenes, and globes
Import existing maps, scenes, and globes
• What will import?
- .mxd, .sxd, .3dd files
- Maps, layouts, symbology,
scenes, and models
Import existing maps, scenes, and globes
• What will import?
- .mxd, .sxd, .3dd files
- Maps, layouts, symbology,
scenes, and models
• Results should look
the same
ArcMap ArcGIS Pro
• Occasionally, things may differ slightly
- Example: OLE objects are not supported
- Label placement has been improved
- Anti-aliasing used for text and line work
• Check the notifications
What if something doesn’t look the same?
• Occasionally, things may differ slightly
- Example: OLE objects are not supported
- Label placement has been improved
- Anti-aliasing used for text and line work
• Check the notifications
What if something doesn’t look the same?
What are some key differences when working with ArcGIS Pro?
The user interface is new
The user interface is new
• Contextual ribbon
The user interface is new
• Views
The user interface is new
• Panes
The user interface is new
• Contents
The user interface is new, but concepts are the same
• Contextual ribbon
• Views
• Panes
• Contents
ArcGIS Pro uses some new terminology
ArcMap ArcGIS Pro
Data View Map View
Data Frame Map Frame
Active Data Frame Active View
Data Driven Pages Map Series
Find tool Locate tool
Create Folder Connection Add Folder
Marker Symbol Point Symbol
Fill Symbol Polygon Symbol
ArcGIS Pro Essentials
In ArcGIS Pro, you work with projects
• Multiple maps and layouts
• Database, folder, server connections
• Tools and toolboxes
• Project styles
• Default geodatabase
In ArcGIS Pro, you work with projects
• Multiple maps and layouts
• Database, folder, server connections
• Tools and toolboxes
• Project styles
• Default geodatabase
All can be easily packaged and shared
• Project packages
• Project templates
In ArcGIS Pro, you work with projects
How should you organize your work moving forward?
• Do you have related maps?
• Do you use the same map on multiple layouts?
• Do you use the same data connections for groups of
maps?
• What are the different types of work you do?
Working with Favorites
• Add file, database, and server
connections
• Favorites are saved on a per-
user basis
Working with Favorites
• Add file, database, and server
connections
• Favorites are saved on a per-
user basis
Setting project and application properties
Setting project and application properties
Setting project and application properties
Setting project and application properties
Setting project and application properties
Editing in ArcGIS Pro
• No need to start and stop editing
• Create and modify features
• Edit versioned data
• Edit map and geodatabase
topology
• Group templates
Analysis in ArcGIS Pro
• Analysis tab
• Geoprocessing tool panes
• ModelBuilder
• Python
• Customizable gallery of tools
• Modelbuilder to Python (2.4)
Analysis in ArcGIS Pro
• Analysis tab
• Geoprocessing tool panes
• ModelBuilder
• Python
• Customizable gallery of tools
• Modelbuilder to Python (2.4)
Analyze tools for Pro
Mapping & Visualization in ArcGIS Pro
• Multiple layouts
• Anti-aliasing
• Transparency
• SVG Symbols
• Map Series
• 3D mapping
• Animation
Migrating for Organizations
System requirements
• Hardware
System requirements
• Check your computers ability to run ArcGIS Pro
Styles & Project Templates
Styles in ArcGIS Pro
• Not all styles are installed with ArcGIS Pro
• New style format (.stylx)
• Styles from ArcMap and custom styles can
be imported
Styles in ArcGIS Pro
• Not all styles are installed with ArcGIS Pro
• New style format (.stylx)
• Styles from ArcMap and custom styles can
be imported
Styles in ArcGIS Pro
• Not all styles are installed with ArcGIS Pro
• New style format (.stylx)
• Styles from ArcMap and custom styles can
be imported
• Add styles to your project from ArcGIS Online
• Can share organization styles using Portal
• Organization Project Templates
• Include styles
• Database and folder connections
• Maps and Layouts
• Toolboxes
Project Templates
• Organization Project Templates
• Include styles
• Database and folder connections
• Maps and Layouts
• Toolboxes
Project Templates
Local Templates:
C:\Users\<User Name>\Documents\ArcGIS\ProjectTemplates
• Organization Project Templates
• Include styles
• Database and folder connections
• Maps and Layouts
• Toolboxes
• Portal can be used to share
project templates
Project Templates
• Organization Project Templates
• Include styles
• Database and folder connections
• Maps and Layouts
• Toolboxes
• Portal can be used to share
templates
• Groups can be used to organize
templates
Project Templates
Scripting Installs
• Script or command line Install
- INSTALLDIR – Install directory
- ALLUSERS = 1 (per machine) = 2 (per user)
- ENABLEEUEI = 1 (Enable Esri User Experience Improvement program) = 0 (Opt out)
- CHECKFORUPDATESATSTARTUP = 0 (disable auto update notifications) = 1 (default)
- ESRI_LICENSE_HOST – license manager host server
- AUTHORIZATION_TYPE – SINGLE_USE, CONCRRENT_USE, or NAMED_USER
- Example: msiexec.exe /i <setup staging location>\ArcGISPro.msi
ALLUSERS=1 INSTALLDIR="C:\MyArcGISPro\" /qb
Silent Installation
• Script or command line Uninstall
Example: msiexec.exe /x <{product code}> /qb
- Product code can be found in the registry
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Esri (for a per-machine install)
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Esri (for a per-user install)
Silent Uninstall
• Check for updates can be turned
off in the app
• Automate by updating registry setting:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Esri\ArcGISPro\Settings\CheckForUpdatesAtStartup = 0
Update notifications
• Saves settings in the Options menu
• Customize settings for users in your
organization
i.e. Default GDB, Default folders
C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\Esri\ArcGISPro.exe_StrongName_
[product code]\2.4.0.0\user.config
User.config file
Licensing
• New in latest ArcGIS Online updates
• Set User Types, Roles, and Licenses
• Automatically assigned when a new
user is added
Configure new member defaults
• Script using Python or any language that can send HTTP requests
• Online or Enterprise license management
• Check number of licenses available
• Assign/Revoke licenses
• Must be an administrator or
assigned license management role
Article ID: 000012573
Script named user license assignments
Get Started with Pro
ArcGIS Pro migration and learning resources
Training Classes Videos Learn.ArcGIS.com Blogs
Books GeoNet Help Developer Resources
The best way to get started is just to start
Please Share Your Feedback in the App
Download the Esri
Events app and find
your event
Select the session
you attended
Scroll down to
“Survey”
Log in to access the
survey
Complete the survey
and select “Submit”
Questions?
See Us Here
• ArcGIS Pro: An Introduction
• ArcGIS Pro: Analysis & GP
• ArcGIS Pro: Tips & Tricks
• ArcGIS Pro: Mapping and Vis
• ArcGIS Pro Editing: An Overview
WORKSHOP LOCATION
• SDCC - Room 01 A/B
• SDCC – Room 07 A/B
• SDCC – Ballroom 06 A
• SDCC - Room 06 A
• SDCC – Ballroom 06 B
• SDCC – Room 06 E
• SDCC – Ballroom 06 F
• SDCC – Ballroom 06 F
• SDCC – Ballroom 06 B
TIME FRAME
• Tues 10:00 – 11:00 am
• Wed 4:00 – 5:00 pm
• Fri 9:00 – 10:00 am
• Tues 8:30 – 9:30 am
• Wed 1:00 – 2:00 pm
• Tues 4:00 – 5:00 pm
• Thurs 4:00 – 5:00 pm
• Tues 8:30 – 9:30 am
• Thurs 8:30 – 9:30 am
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