ArcGIS Mobile - An Introduction. Eric Rodenberg

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1 ArcGIS Mobile - An Introduction Eric Rodenberg

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3 Session Agenda Presentation Outline What is mobile GIS Who uses mobile GIS Overview of ArcGIS Mobile 9.3 New Windows Mobile application Resource and Project Management Software Development Kit Who is using ArcGIS Mobile Summary and Questions UC2008 Tech Workshops 3

4 What is mobile GIS? Extension of GIS into the field A mobile GIS is an extension of your Geographic Information System into the field supporting activities leveraging maps and data on mobile devices There are two main ways mobile GIS technology is deployed within an enterprise: Geocentric deployment where end user operates entirely with their maps and GIS capabilities Geo-enabled deployment where end users leverages maps and GIS capabilities to support their other business tasks UC2008 Tech Workshops 4

5 What are key features of mobile GIS? Location-based services for your enterprise A mobile GIS includes a range of key features that are critical to any successful deployment Open mobile devices Local maps and data Accurate location GIS editing tools Query & spatial analysis Wireless access UC2008 Tech Workshops 5

6 What are the benefits of mobile GIS? Increases value of your enterprise GIS A mobile GIS is focused on the management, access, and use of geographic information in the field There are four key benefits of deploying a successful mobile GIS in any enterprise Increased data accuracy through GIS/GPS editing Better information currency with access to server GIS More accurate decisions on the go using spatial analysis Improved productivity of mobile workers UC2008 Tech Workshops 6

7 Who is using mobile GIS today? Used in range of mobile enterprise scenarios St Clair Street Sign Inspections Oakland County Pet Survey Los Angeles County Road Assessments City of Dover NASCAR Event Management Broward County Sheriffs Office Mobile Operating Picture District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority Nassau County Infrastructure Mapping UC2008 Tech Workshops 7

8 What are the ESRI mobile GIS products? Suite of products for any mobile GIS needs Out-of-the-box Applications ArcGIS Mobile Task-based Windows Mobile application provides easy to use mobile mapping and GIS capabilities ideal for managed work within medium to large enterprise organizations ArcPad Map-based Windows application provides toolbox of mobile GIS capabilities ideal for ad-hoc work within workgroup organizations Software Development Kits ArcGIS Mobile Lightweight mobile GIS SDK for embeddable applications with tight server integration through web services for wired and wireless access ArcGIS Engine Full GIS SDK for standalone embeddable applications deployed to Win32 devices (Laptops and Tablet PCs) UC2008 Tech Workshops 8

9 ArcGIS scales for mobile GIS? Suite of products work across range of organizations Supports different types of mobile workers Scales to fit the size of an enterprise ArcGIS Engine Enterprise Business with Power Users ArcGIS Mobile Enterprise Business With Form Users ArcPad Workgroup Business with GIS Analysts UC2008 Tech Workshops 9

10 Server-centric mobile GIS Mobile GIS 2.0 is server managed ArcGIS Server SDE Checkout Mobile Service Geodata Service ArcGIS Desktop ArcGIS Mobile ArcGIS Engine ArcPad UC2008 Tech Workshops 10

11 ArcGIS Server 93 Complete server-based GIS Spatial Data Management ArcGIS Desktop Java Visualization (Mapping) ArcGIS Explorer.NET ArcGIS Server Spatial Analysis Web Applications ArcGIS Mobile UC2008 Tech Workshops 11

12 What is ArcGIS Mobile at 93? More than just an SDK ArcGIS Mobile compliments ArcGIS Server and allows and organization to deploy maps and GIS tasks to their mobile workers Two products included with ArcGIS Server: Application for Windows Mobile SDK and runtime for.net 2.0 UC2008 Tech Workshops 12

13 What are the core capabilities of ArcGIS Mobile? Smart client technology Local caching and display rich mobile maps data and edits stored locally when working offline Editing of geographic information on the device create and update points, line, polygons and attributes Synchronization of geographic information to and from the device optimized for wired and wireless networks UC2008 Tech Workshops 13

14 ArcGIS Mobile Application For Windows Mobile Easy to use mobile GIS: Simple GIS Feature Editing Map Viewing with GPS Task-driven user experience Easy to deploy mobile GIS Data access via ArcGIS Server Project configuration via Server Manager Data extraction via GP tools Target mobile devices: Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC Windows Mobile 6 Professional

15 ArcGIS Mobile Application For Windows Mobile Mobile GIS tasks: View and navigate maps Collect new GIS features Update existing GIS features Synchronize with GIS Server Use Global Positioning System Search for GIS features Manage a work list Check device status

16 ArcGIS Server Manager For Configuration and Deployment Use ArcGIS Server Manager To: Serve Mobile Maps Create Mobile Projects Server Manager is a host for: Deploying mobile projects Deploying mobile applications Serving mobile maps

17 What are the benefits of the ArcGIS Mobile Application? Accurate, current, and productive Quick and easy to deployment through integration with ArcGIS Server for managing data, maps, apps, and projects Highly productive task-based user experience for simple data collection and inspection Current data with direct posting of GIS data to ArcGIS Server using wired or wireless networks Local caching of data ensures field workers are always productive even when disconnected from wireless networks 17

18 Customer Example Replaces paper-based pet survey Oakland County, Michigan IT services department manages ArcGIS Animal License inspection Deployed on AT&T Tilts for field workers to inspect each house in county for dogs Edits captured and sent directly to ArcGIS Server over wireless networks Increased number of home inspection, generated additional license revenue, and removed data entry errors with previous paper-based system 18

19 Creating and configuring projects Using ArcGIS Server Manager for Mobile Mobile Project Catalog Create new mobile projects Manage a catalog on web server Set Map Resources Select mobile service Define map layer properties Configure application tasks Change name/description of task Remove unwanted tasks Publish Deployment Catalog Pull mobile application and projects from server to device using Web Browser on device

20 ArcGIS Mobile Application deployment Push or pull Pull model Pull mobile application from server to device Using Web Browser on device Pull mobile projects from server to device Using ArcGIS Mobile application Using Web Browser on device Push model Provision device with application Use ActiveSync, Windows Mobile Device Center Use 3 rd Party system (SMS, SOTI MobiControl) Send project file to device project file and open on device Use ActiveSync, Windows Mobile Device Center Use 3 rd Party deployment system

21 ArcGIS Mobile SDK Build customer mobile applications Build mobile GIS application for ArcGIS Server SDK part of ArcGIS Server and EDN Integrated into Visual Studio 2005 IDE Runtime deploys to Windows CE 5 or 6 Windows Mobile 5 or 6 Windows XP or Vista

22 93 Improvements Lowering the bar for development Ease of Deployment CAB file wraps DLLs now Performance improvements Static and local base map Increased data storage Improved Editing tools/sketching API Simplified sketching API with new modify tools SketchGraphic layer handling Better Support for Projections All ArcGIS projections but GRID/HARN based Simplified coordinate management

23 ArcGIS Mobile Resource Center Central location for all mobile GIS information Quickly locate: Application help topics Server help topics Desktop help topics Developer help Knowledge base, forums, blogs

24 ArcGIS Mobile Out of the Box Application ArcGIS Mobile SDK Application UC2008 Tech Workshops 24

25 Thank You