ArcEngine Developer Kit v.9.3 Full
Highlights
* Support for Visual Studio 2008 and Eclipse 3.3 IDEs
* New tools and performance enhancements for dynamic display
* Improved documentation, including new resource center
ArcGIS Engine 9.3 delivers a standard framework for developers to build focused custom GIS and mapping applications. With the new version, developers will find it easier than ever to find and use the code samples, documentation, and tools that are necessary to be successful. It enables developers to rapidly build GIS solutions that take full advantage of ESRI's ArcGIS platform.
CIFOR - Sistem Informasi Geografis Untuk Pengelolaan Sumberdaya Alam
CIFOR - Sistem Informasi Geografis Untuk Pengelolaan Sumberdaya AlamRecord Type:Book
Author:Puntodewo, A.; Dewi, S.; Tarigan, J.
Subject (Topic):geographical information systems, natural resources, resource management, computer techniques, data processing, mapping, handbooks, training, spatial data
Physical Description:viii, 127p.; ill.
Publisher:CIFOR, Bogor, Indonesia.
Publication Year:2003
Language:indonesian
ISBN:979-3361-33-6
Esri ArcEngine Developers Guide
ESRI® ArcGIS® Engine is a platform for building custom stand-alone geographic information systems (GIS) applications which support multiple applicationprogramming interfaces (APIs), include advanced GIS functionality, and are builtusing industry standards.This chapter will introduce you, the developer, to the ArcGIS Engine developer kit and the ArcGIS Engine Runtime, discussing how to use it and its different components.
Topics covered in this chapter include:
• an overview of ArcGIS 9
• introduction to ArcGIS Engine
• ArcGIS Engine users
• capabilities of ArcGIS Engine
• a description of this book
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ArcSDE 8 for Oracle
ArcSDE technology is a core element of ArcGIS Server. Its primary role is to act as the database access engine to spatial data within a relational database management system (RDBMS). ArcSDE technology provides geospatial behavior, integrity, and utility to the underlying records of the geodatabase. The geodatabase is the primary data storage model for ArcGIS. It sits on top of the RDBMS and provides a single central location to access and manage spatial data.
XtoolsPro Extend ArcGis Capabilities
XTools Pro is one of the most popular and full-featured extensions for ArcGIS Desktop.
Originally developed as a set of useful vector spatial analysis, shape conversion and table management tools for ArcView GIS 3.x. XTools extension was then converted by Data East to ESRI ArcGIS environment and now is re-designed, enhanced and extended as XTools Pro to get to the newer level of functionality and performance.
Feature Conversions:
Transfer/Convert Features (free)
Convert Multipart Shapes to Single Parts (free)
Convert Polygons to Polylines (free)
Convert Features to Points (free)
Make one Polygon from Polyline (free)
Make one Polygon from Points (free)
Make one Polyline from Points (free)
Convert Graphics to Shapes (free)
Shapes to Centroids (free)
Split Polylines
Split Polygons
Smooth Polylines (free)
Miscellaneous general usage tools:
Open Attribute Table (free)
Show Nodes (free)
Create FeatureClass/ Table
Convex Hull (free)
Extract Map
Create Personal Geodatabase (free)
Delete Dataset (free)
Create Fishnet
Identify Pro
Feature Report
Start Editing Selected Layer
Show Directions (free)
Export Data to KML
Auto Save MXD
Change Datasources
Callout Identify
Import Data from KML
Create File Geodatabse
Catalog tab and Catalog dockable window in ArcMap
Table Operations:
Calculate Area, Perimeter, Length, Acres and Hectares (free)
Add XYZ Coordinates (free)
Aggregate Features/Records
Table Restructure
Export Data to MS Excel (free)
MultiDelete Fields (free)
Table Statistics (free)
Export Table to Text (free)
Find duplicates
Sort Features/Records
Layer Operations:
Erase Features (free)
Identity (free)
Update Polygon Layer (free)
Surface Tools:
Convert Grid to Contour
Create Grid from Contours
Build Thiessen Polygons
Go To tools:
Go to Google Maps
Go to Google Earth
Go to Microsoft Live
Download File : XToolsPro, ReadMe
http://www.xtoolspro.com/tools.html
ArcSDE 9.0 SQLServer
ArcSDE is an application server that facilitates storing and
managing spatial data (raster, vector, and survey) in a DBMS and
makes the data available to many applications. ArcSDE allows
you to manage spatial data in one of four commercial databases
(IBM® DB2®, Informix®, Microsoft® SQL Server™, and Oracle®).
ArcSDE serves data to the ArcGIS Desktop products (ArcView®,
ArcEditor™, and ArcInfo®), the ArcGIS development products
(ArcGIS Engine and ArcGIS Server), and ArcIMS® and is a key
component in managing a multiuser GIS.
Database Portability
ArcSDE provides a common model for spatial data. Using ArcSDE
data import and export utilities, you can move data from one
DBMS to another without loss of information. This portability
safeguards your data investment and is especially important in a
heterogeneous database environment. This capability allows the
most advanced geodatabase designs to be moved.
Application Portability
ArcSDE defi nes a single logical model for spatial data that is
independent of the physical data representation in the DBMS.
Since how the data is stored is transparent to the end applica-
tion, applications developed with ArcObjects™ or ArcSDE C or
Java™ application programming interface (API) will run with little
or no modifi cation regardless of the underlying DBMS spatial
data schema.
ESRI’s Data Models
GIS users need common standards to build and share data.
ArcSDE supplies both a simple relational model of points, lines,
and polygons and a sophisticated object model with support for
intelligent features, rules, and relationships—the geodatabase.
The geodatabase can be combined with the ArcGIS data models
(templates for implementing GIS projects for specifi c industries
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Programming ArcObject with VBA
Introduction
This book is designed for ArcGIS users who want to get a quick start on programming
ArcObjects. Both ArcGIS and ArcObjects are products developed and distributed
by Environmental Systems Research Institute Inc. (ESRI), ArcObjects is the development
platform for ArcGIS, a software package for managing geographic information
systems (GIS). Ideally, users should learn ArcObjects before using ArcGIS,
but that is not the case in reality. Users use ArcGIS first through its toolbars and
commands. It is easier to follow the user interface in ArcGIS than to sort out objects,
properties, and methods in code. The topic of ArcObjects usually emerges when
users realize that programming ArcObjects can actually reduce the amount of repetitive
work, streamline the workflow, and even produce functionalities that are not
easily available in ArcGIS.
How can users learn programming ArcObjects efficiently and quickly? Perhaps
surprising to some, the answer is to apply what users already know about ArcGIS
to programming ArcObjects.
basics, and customization. This book adopts Visual Basic for Applications
(VBA) for programming ArcObjects. Because VBA is already embedded within
ArcMap and ArcCatalog, it is convenient for ArcGIS users to program ArcObjects
in VBA. The following summarizes the major topics covered in the first three
chapters:
• Chapter 1: ArcObjects — Geodatabase, ArcObjects, organization of ArcObjects,
the help sources on ArcObjects, and the Geoprocessing object.
• Chapter 2: Programming Basics — Basic elements, writing code, calling subs and
functions, Visual Basic Editor, and debugging code.
• Chapter 3: Customization of the User Interface — Creating a toolbar with existing
commands, adding a new button and tool, adding a form, and making basic
templates.
Chapters 4 through 14 discuss programming ArcObjects for solving common
GIS tasks. Organized around a central theme, each chapter has three parts. The first
part is a quick review of ArcGIS commands on the topic; the second part discusses
objects that are related to the theme; and the third part presents sample macros and
Geoprocessing macros for solving common tasks under the theme. This combination
of ArcGIS commands, ArcObjects, and sample macros can effectively relate the
user’s experience of working with ArcGIS to programming ArcObjects.
The CD that accompanies this book contains 95 sample macros stored in the
VBA_programs folder by chapter. Each sample macro starts with a short description
of its usage and a list of key interfaces and members (properties and methods). These
are followed by the listing and explanation of code. Many macros are divided into
two or more parts to better connect the code lines and their explanation. Stored as
text files, these sample macros can be easily imported to Visual Basic Editor in either
ArcMap or ArcCatalog to view and run.
The companion CD also includes 33 Geoprocessing macros that are new in this
second edition. These macros are stored in the GP_programs folder by chapter. The
Geoprocessing object is a new ArcObjects component that supports the execution of
hundreds of Geoprocessing tools in a scripting language such as VBA or Python. These
tools are the same as in the ArcToolbox application of ArcGIS Desktop. The Geoprocessing
object is a “coarse-grained” object, which is simpler to use than a “fine-grained”
object. Therefore it allows users who do not understand all the details of ArcObjects
to run macros. To separate them from “regular” VBA macros, Geoprocessing macros
are included in “boxes” in Chapters 4 through 7 and in Chapters 9 through 14.
All sample macros in the text have been run successfully in ArcGIS 9.2. The
companion CD contains datasets for the test runs, which are stored by chapter in
the Data folder. Two notes must be made about use of the sample macros. First,
ArcGIS 9.1 or 9.2 is needed to run the macros. Second, the Data folder is coded in
the sample macros as residing on the C drive (for example, c:\data\chap4). If the
folder is stored on a different drive (for example, the G drive), then the path should
be changed (for example, g:\data\chap4) before running the macros.
The following summarizes the major tasks covered in each chapter:
• Chapter 4: Dataset and Layer Management — Add datasets as layers, manage
layers and datasets, and report geographic dataset information.
• Chapter 5: Attribute Data Management — List fields, add or delete fields, calculate
field values, and join and relate tables.
• Chapter 6: Data Conversion — Convert shapefile to geodatabase, convert coverage
to geodatabase and shapefile, perform rasterization and vectorization, and add XY
data.
• Chapter 7: Coordinate Systems — Manipulate on-the-fly projection, define the
coordinate system, perform geographic transformation, and project datasets.
• Chapter 8: Data Display — Display vector data, display raster data, and create a
layout page.
• Chapter 9: Data Exploration — Perform attribute query, perform spatial query,
combine attribute and spatial queries, and derive descriptive statistics.
• Chapter 10: Vector Data Operations — Run buffer, perform overlay, join data by
location, and manipulate features.
• Chapter 11: Raster Data Operations — Manage raster data and perform local,
neighborhood, zonal, and distance measure operations.
• Chapter 12: Terrain Mapping and Analysis — Derive contour, slope, aspect, and
hillshade; perform viewshed analysis; perform watershed analysis; and create and
edit triangulated irregular networks (TIN).
• Chapter 13: Spatial Interpolation — Perform spatial interpolation and compare
interpolation methods.
• Chapter 14: Binary and Index Models — Build binary and index models, both
vector and raster based.
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esri - 3D Analyst
The ArcView® 3D Analyst™ extension to ArcView GIS software turns
conventional two-dimensional flat maps into dynamic, interactive threedimensional
views. Users can create and display surface data in three
dimensions for analysis and visualization.
ArcView 3D Analyst supports three primary data types for modeling three-dimensional
features—grids, triangulated irregular networks (TINs), and shapefiles (2D and 3D).
Grids and TINs are used to model continuous data or surfaces. Three-dimensional vector
features, where X, Y, and Z values are stored for every vertex, let users capture and
precisely represent geographic features.
Both two-dimensional and three-dimensional data can be viewed in perspective using the
ArcView 3D Analyst 3D Scene Viewer. With the viewer, a user can rotate, zoom in and
out, and pan the data from any angle in a scene.
With ArcView 3D Analyst, users can perform a wide range of activities.
Create realistic surface models from multiple input sources.
Determine height at any location on a surface.
Find what is visible from an observation point.
Calculate the surface area and volume between surfaces.
Work with three-dimensional vector features to make realistic models of the threedimensional
world.
Visualize data in three dimensions.
View in pan and zoom mode as well as interactively tilt and rotate data, featuring
fly-through simulation.
Turn maps into Web-viewable VRML files.
Allow creation of TINs from any combination of point, line, and polygon feature
types or from grids.
Import gridded elevation models including USGS DEMs.
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Esri - ArcView 3.3
New in ArcView 3.3- application level
* Support for PC ARC/INFO 4.0 double-precision coverages.
* ArcView Projection Utility-- the updated ArcView Projection Utility offers up to three times faster projecting and reprojecting of shapefiles in addition to faster start-up times for the utility (Windows® only).
New in ArcView 3.3- data integration utilities
* SDTS Data Import-- at ArcView 3.3, the SDTS raster import utility has been updated to support the latest raster profile types released by the United States Geological Survey (USGS).
New in ArcView 3.3 - extensions
* CAD Reader extension-- updated with improved support for AutoCAD® 2000 (Release 15) and AutoCAD 2002 drawing and DXF files (Windows only).* Database Access extension-- Database Access 2.1d expands the data reading capabilities of ArcView 3.3 by allowing it to connect to the latest ArcSDE spatial data server. The Database Access extension also allows ArcView 3.3 to utilize the ArcSDE Direct Connect configuration option to connect to spatial data in Oracle® or Microsoft®'s SQL Server without an ArcSDE application server being present. Direct Connect with the Database Access extension requires an ArcSDE server connection license.
* ERDAS IMAGINE Image extension-- updated support for ERDAS® IMAGINE® 8.5. The ERDAS IMAGINE Image extension also adds the capability to read pyramid layers. Pyramid layers allow for quick display of very large images. The extension can only read pyramid layers already created for an IMAGINE image. Pyramid layers can be created using ERDAS IMAGINE or ESRI® ArcGIS Desktop products (ArcView 8, ArcEditor 8, or ArcInfo 8).
* NITF Image Support extension-- the NITF Image Support extension has been enhanced to read all images in NTF format as well as rotated NITF images. A sample script to read annotation is also included.
* Report Writer extension-- ArcView 3.3 includes Crystal Decisions' (formerly Seagate) Crystal Reports® version 8.5. Web reports and integration with Microsoft Office are key new features of Crystal Reports 8.5 (Windows only).
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ErMapper Plugin ArcView 3.x
Plugin ini merupakan extension tambahan untuk software ArcView agar dapat membuka format file raster seperti halnya MapImagery pada mapinfo.
Earth Resource Mapping announced today the latest release of the free ECW plugin for ArcGIS® 8.1, 8.1.2 and 8.2. The plug-in allows greater productivity in the ArcGIS® environment by adding support for ECW, URL, ALG and ERS image formats. It also includes the 500MB (not 50MB) ECW compressor utility for free.
The most significant new features and improvements for this release are:
· Significant improvement in the display\process speed of imagery. ECW is now easily the fastest and most efficient format for compressed large imagery in the ArcGIS® Desktop environment.
· The ability to add remote ECW imagery to your project served by the Image Web Server. This functionality is a key feature of the ArcView® 3.x plug-in, and is now available in ArcGIS® environment.
· The addition of ER Mapper''s ALG and ERS formats. No longer are ER Mapper users and their clients restricted to ArcView 3.x plug-in for their GIS projects. Also, virtual datasets (e.g. ERS->TIFF) can now be added to your projects.
· New toolbar and commands provide a user-friendly interface, access to plug-in features and customisation of workspace. Some of the commands on the toolbar include, add remote ECW, launch ECW compressor, plug-in options, access to help documentation and about dialog.
· Better integration with ECW compressor. The ECW compressor can be accessed via command or export menu "Raster to ECW…". As the compressor is a separate process, compression tasks can be carried out without restricting workflow in the ArcGIS® environment. Other advantages include robustness and the ability for compression to continue while ArcGIS® is closed.
· Comprehensive help documentation with illustrations provides a useful resource for new users or who want to get the most from the plug-in.
Stuart Nixon CEO and Founder of Earth Resource Mapping said "This latest release of the free ECW plugin for ArcIMS confirms our continued support for GIS users. The ability to use images stored remotely on an Image Web Server adds an exciting capability to the ECW plugin for ArcIMS®." Mr Nixon went on to note that ECW has become widely used by ArcView® and ArcGIS® users because of its speed and the free 500MB ECW Compressor.
To download the free ECW plugin for ArcGIS® 8.1, 8.1.2 and 8.2, visit http://www.ermapper.com/downloads.
About Earth Resource Mapping
Earth Resource Mapping is the world''s leading image handling and integrated mapping software company. Clients in more than 120 countries use ER Mapper to prepare imagery, ECW to compress and use imagery, and the Image Web Server to serve imagery over the Internet.
About ESRI®
ESRI®, ArcGIS®, ArcView®, and ArcInfo® are trademarks or registered trademarks of Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. This announcement of ECW plugins by Earth Resource Mapping for ESRI® products does not imply an endorsement of the plugins by ESRI®.
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Modul ArcVIew 3.x (Bhs Indonesia)
Bagi para pengguna produk esri, sebelum lahirnya ArcGis 9.2 yang begitu lengkap akan feature nya sebelumnya esri merilis terlebih dulu ArcView 3.0, ArcView 3.1, ArcView 3.2 hingga terakhir ArcView 3.3.
With ArcView you can
- Integrate and share data across your organization.
- Work with your data geographically—seeing undetected patterns, revealing hidden trends and distributions, and gaining new insights.
- Map customer and competitor site locations.
- Understand relationships between the forces that drive your business, and make better decisions to solve business problems faster and smarter.
- Publish intelligent maps and create interactive map presentations by linking charts, tables, drawings, photographs, and other files.
- Develop custom tools, interfaces, and complete applications.
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Contoh - contoh source code aplikasi menggunakan engine MapObject (esri)
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esri
In the future releases of ArcGIS, ESRI will introduce the results of many ongoing development themes including
* Cartography Trends in GIS—Improving GIS desktop applications through additional cartographic mapping, analysis, and editing tools and providing user-driven usability enhancements
* Server GIS Trends—Evolving a robust server GIS platform to deliver comprehensive geographic information services through a wide variety of clients and client platforms
* Mobile GIS Trends—Advancing mobile GIS via wireless technology to make organizations and their mobile workforce more efficient and productive.
ESRI has been involved in the application of geographic information since it was founded in 1969 as a private consulting firm specializing in land use analysis projects. In the 1980s, ESRI evolved to devote its resources to developing and applying GIS software and has since become the largest research and development organization dedicated to GIS.
ESRI and GIS have grown from solving relatively simple tasks with simple building blocks—points, lines, and polygons—to solving complex tasks with enhanced data models.
ESRI will continue to evolve GIS technology to serve a broad range of user needs and communities.
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