Questions and Answers
What is the main workspace where the widgets or elements of the dashboard is configured?
Dashboard Canvas
What does the dashboard title serve as?
Identifier for the dashboard
Which of the following options can be found in the toolbar? (Select all that apply)
What does the main menu icon represent?
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What does the element button allow you to do?
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The lecture on ArcGIS Dashboards Fundamentals lasts for ___ minutes.
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What should be uploaded as part of the assessment procedures?
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What year did John Snow connect a cholera outbreak to a contaminated water pump?
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Which of the following is NOT a key component of GIS?
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ESRI was founded in _____ as a consulting firm.
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The primary function of GIS is to only display data visually.
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What does GIS stand for?
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Name one capability of GIS.
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Which of the following is an application within the ArcGIS suite?
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What year did ESRI release ArcInfo?
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Which page in ArcGIS Online allows users to create and share interactive maps?
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The primary app used for creating surveys in ArcGIS Online is _____ Survey123.
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Dashboards in ArcGIS are used solely for data display and do not allow for any interaction.
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Which of the following is a benefit of using ArcGIS Dashboards?
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What is the primary purpose of operational dashboards?
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Match the following ArcGIS applications with their descriptions:
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Study Notes
Geographic Information System (GIS)
- GIS integrates spatial and attribute data, managing geographic information effectively.
Historical Development of GIS
- Clay Tablets: The earliest maps were created around 2300 BC by the Babylonian civilization using clay tablets.
- John Snow (1854): Established the use of geographic data in public health by linking a cholera outbreak to a contaminated water pump.
- 1960s Revolution: Marked the advent of computerized GIS with pioneers developing the first GIS programs.
- ESRI Foundation (1969): Founded to promote computer mapping for land-use planning and resource management.
- ArcInfo Release (1982): ESRI introduced the first commercial GIS software, revolutionizing the field.
- Current GIS: Enables users to create digital maps and layers, enhancing accessibility and interactivity.
Core Components of GIS
- Hardware: Includes servers, desktops, and mobile devices necessary for GIS operation.
- Software: Tools for storing, analyzing, and visualizing geographic data; includes a database management system (DBMS).
- Data: Essential for GIS, integrating geographic information with various data resources.
- People: GIS's effectiveness relies on users such as analysts, cartographers, and fieldworkers.
- Workflow: A structured plan and operational practices ensure a successful GIS application.
GIS Capabilities
- Data Collection and Management: Streamlines data collection, sharing, and integration across various sources.
- Mapping: Visualizes spatial patterns to aid decision-making and foster collaboration.
- Spatial Analytics and Data Science: Analyzes location and relationships between features for deeper insights.
- Real-Time Visualization: Monitors real-time data for faster responses and enhanced safety.
- 3D Visualization: Offers a three-dimensional perspective of data for better comprehension.
- Imagery and Remote Sensing: Facilitates the management and analysis of spatial imagery.
- Field Operations: Supports cooperation between office and field personnel through shared data.
ArcGIS Online Interface
- Home Page: Central hub for accessing maps, data, and applications with a personalized view.
- Gallery Page: Explore shared maps and apps within the organization.
- Map Page: Main interface for creating and editing interactive maps.
- Scene Page: Enables 3D visualizations and interactive 3D scenes.
- Notebook Page: Tools for geospatial analysis integrated with Jupyter notebooks.
- Groups Page: Manages collaborative groups for enhanced sharing and coordination.
- Content Page: Manages and organizes all user maps, layers, and files.
- Organization Page: Administrative tools for managing users and security settings.
ArcGIS Application Suite
- ArcGIS Pro: Flagship desktop software for advanced GIS capabilities.
- ArcGIS Online: Cloud-based platform for interactive maps and applications.
- ArcGIS StoryMaps: Combines maps with multimedia to create engaging narratives.
- ArcGIS Dashboards: Presents real-time insights via interactive dashboards.
- ArcGIS Survey123: Facilitates form-based data collection and analysis.
ArcGIS Survey123
- Creating Surveys: Users can create custom surveys using a drag-and-drop interface.
- Design Interface: Features elements for question types, media attachments, and layout management.
- Publishing Tools: Options for saving, previewing, and finalizing surveys.
ArcGIS Dashboards
- Purpose: Centralized visualization of geographic information for event monitoring and decision-making.
- Types: Operational, analytical, and strategic dashboards serve different analytical needs.
- Interface Overview: Dashboard canvas, title, toolbar, and menu for managing elements and configuration.
- Real-Time Data: Dashboards effectively represent data dynamics and enable comprehensive insights.
Instructional Procedures
- Engaging discussions, hands-on activities, and practical demonstrations reinforce learning.
- Users will register accounts in ArcGIS Online and participate in exploration of tools and functionalities.
Time Management
- Planned segments for introductions, lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on activities ensuring effective learning delivery.
Assessment Procedures
- Practical evaluations of user-created projects across applications will provide hands-on learning experience and feedback.
Materials and Resources
- Various technological aids, including computers, internet connectivity, and presentations for an enriched educational environment.
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Description
This quiz covers the key components and historical development of Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Cadets will explore how GIS capabilities can be harnessed for various applications. Understanding these elements is crucial for leveraging GIS technology effectively.
