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Using Smartphones and Tablets in Disconnected Environments Gary Sheppard | Solution Engineer | Esri February 910, 2015 | Washington, DC Federal GIS Conference

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Using Smartphones and Tablets in

Disconnected EnvironmentsGary Sheppard | Solution Engineer | Esri

February 9–10, 2015 | Washington, DC

Federal GIS Conference

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ArcGIS Is a PlatformEnabling Web GIS Everywhere

Available in the Cloud . . .

. . . and On-Premises

Simple

Integrated

Open

Desktop Web Device

Server Online Content

and Services

Portal

X ?

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Offline Options in the ArcGIS Platform

• Collector for ArcGIS

• ArcGIS Runtime SDKs

• Disconnected web apps

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Collector for ArcGIS

• Android and iOS

• Download maps

- Basemaps

- Operational layers

• Edit data online or offline

• Sync offline edits

• Use GPS

• Find places and get directions (online)

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Demo

Collector for ArcGIS

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How to Use Collector for ArcGIS

• Create and share feature service(s) (with “sync” enabled)

• Create and share a web map

• Make the web map offline-ready

• Online usage:

- Open the web map in Collector for ArcGIS

- Edit data as needed

• Offline usage:

- Download the web map in Collector for ArcGIS

- Edit data as needed

- Sync when connected

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Demo

Collector: The Details

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Collector for ArcGIS: Future Development

• More tools for planning offline field operations

• Smarter data collection forms (including related tables)

• Data collection with offsets

• Ad hoc collection support

• Integration of peripherals (laser range finders, bar code scanners, and so on)

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Limitations of Collector for ArcGIS

• Sync is not automatic

• UI is not customizable

• Web maps are required

• Must connect to ArcGIS Online or Portal at least once

• No routing or analysis offline

• No way to provision local feature data

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Custom Offline Apps

ArcGIS Runtime SDKs

• Native apps

• One app per platform

• Supported in ArcGIS

Disconnected Web Apps

• Web apps

• One app for all devices

• No specific support in ArcGIS

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ArcGIS Runtime Offline APIs

• Core GIS functions

- View maps offline

- Edit geodata offline

- Analyze geodata offline

• Part of the ArcGIS platform

- ArcGIS Online

- Portal for ArcGIS

- ArcGIS for Server

• Cross-platform

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ArcGIS for Developers

ArcGIS for Developers:

Offline

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Disconnected Web Apps

Benefits:

• Mobile web apps for disconnected or sometimes-connected situations

• Lightweight cross-browser functionality

• One app, many devices

• Older devices (maybe)

Drawbacks:

• More challenging than ArcGIS Runtime

• Fewer capabilities than native apps

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https://github.com/Esri/offline-editor-js

Disconnected Web Apps

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Disconnected Resources

• Collector for ArcGIS: http://doc.arcgis.com/en/collector/

• ArcGIS Runtime SDKs: http://developers.arcgis.com

• offline-editor-js: https://github.com/Esri/offline-editor-js

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Don’t forget to complete

a session evaluation form!

February 9–10, 2015 | Washington, DC

Federal GIS Conference

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Print your customized

Certificate of Attendance!Printing stations located on L St. Bridge, next to registration

February 9–10, 2015 | Washington, DC

Federal GIS Conference

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GIS Solutions EXPO, Hall DMonday, 12:30pm – 6:30pm

Tuesday, 10:45 AM–4:00 PM

• Exhibitors

• Hands-On Learning Lab

• Technical & Extended Support

• Demo Theater

• Esri Showcase

February 9–10, 2015 | Washington, DC

Federal GIS Conference

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Networking Reception:

National Museum of American History

Tuesday, 6:30 PM–9:30 PM

Bus Pickup located on L Street

February 9–10, 2015 | Washington, DC

Federal GIS Conference

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Interested in diving

deeper into Esri technology?

Add a day to your Fed GIS experience and register to attend the Esri

DevSummit Washington DC. Stop by the registration counter to sign up.

February 9–10, 2015 | Washington, DC

Federal GIS Conference

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