Lab 1: The Default Geodatabase
Here we learn what the ArcGIS Pro Default Geodatabase is, and how to change it.
Here we learn what the ArcGIS Pro Default Geodatabase is, and how to change it.
Here we see how the Merge tool works, and how it handles feature classes with different attribute fields.
Here we see how to use the Dissolve tool to combine multiple features into a single object.
Here we learn how to buffer vector datasets, and we see how the Buffer tool handles selected features.
Here we learn the Union tool to combine vector datasets, plus how to assign attribute values to the attribute table using the Calculate Field tool and by typing directly into the table. We also see how the Union tool handles feature classes with different attribute fields.
Here we learn how to use the Clip tool to trim vector datasets, much like a cookie cutter, and how the Clip tool operates when some features are selected.
Here we learn how to string multiple tools together into a single model, and how the ModelBuilder tools work.
Here we learn how to export tools and models to Python code, how easy it is to read and make minor edits to Python code, and how we can run our edits in the Python code window.
Here we look at the Intersect and Summarize tools, plus explore how we can use Landfire vegetation type data to describe our analysis area.