Julia Bell - Esri Chandra Bondzie - DOT Caitlin Willoughby - Booz Allen Hamilton Matt O’Connell - Mead and Hunt Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS: An Introduction
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Julia Bell - Esri
Chandra Bondzie - DOT
Caitlin Willoughby - Booz Allen Hamilton
Matt O’Connell - Mead and Hunt
Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS:
An Introduction
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Create web apps
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Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS
• Create new apps without coding
⎻ Interactive WYSIWYG user experience
⎻ 2D and 3D apps
⎻ 2D apps run in the browser on any device
• Integrated with the ArcGIS Platform
• Built with ArcGIS API for JavaScript / HTML5
⎻ Extensible
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Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS editions
• ArcGIS Online and Enterprise
⎻ Embedded in the website
• Developer edition
⎻ Download and install locally
⎻ Sign in to ArcGIS Online / Enterprise
ArcGIS Online ArcGIS Enterprise
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Web AppBuilder live sites showcase
• ArcGIS Online group
⎻ Organizations and individuals can promote their apps
Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS
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• Use web maps and web scenes
⎻ Create and share your content
⎻ Integrate ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World content
• Configure utility services
Preparing content for your apps
Utility services
Geocoding
Directions and Routing
Printing
ArcGIS Online
ArcGIS Enterprise
Apps
Web map
Living Atlas
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Workflow: Creating a new app
Preview
and
Launch
Theme Widget AttributeMapApp
Purpose
Tools
Title, Logo, Links2D or 3D
Style and Layout
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2D widgets
• Foundation
⎻ Navigation
⎻ Filter
⎻ Query
⎻ Search
⎻ Bookmark
⎻ Geocode
⎻ Legend
⎻ Swipe
⎻ Geoprocessing
⎻ Edit
⎻ Infographic
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2D widgets
• Solutions
⎻ Near me
⎻ Smart Editor
⎻ Grid Overlay
⎻ Screening
⎻ Public Notification
⎻ Situation Awareness
⎻ Parcel Drafter
⎻ Suitability Modeler
⎻ Info Summary
⎻ District Lookup
⎻ Emergency Response Guide
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Filter
• Apply expressions to filter map features
⎻ Single expression or a set (multiple)
⎻ Supports relative dates
⎻ Multi-selection
• Filter options
⎻ Remove preset filters from the map
⎻ Apply filter when widget is opened
⎻ Zoom to layer after filter is applied
⎻ Allow custom filters
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Near Me
• Locate features within a buffer area
⎻ Address or location
• Near Me options
⎻ Search source settings
⎻ Draw selected search layer results
⎻ Max results to return
⎻ Get directions
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Edit
• Create, update, and delete features and attributes
⎻ Support editing related tables
• Editor options
⎻ Merge, cut, reshape and undo/redo
⎻ Apply edits to attributes using Save button
⎻ Enable geometry edit by default when geometry is moved
Creating an App
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3D widgets
• Navigation
• Compass
• Measurement
• Coordinates
• Slides
• Share
• Basemap Gallery
• Daylight
• 3DFx
3D Widgets
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Web app customization
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Web app customization options
• Add custom widgets
⎻ Developer edition or Enterprise
• Add custom themes
⎻ Styles, layouts, panels
• Export app templates
⎻ 2D or 3D
?
Widgets
Themes Templates
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Community resources
• GeoNet
⎻ Product community: Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS
⎻ Developer Group: Web AppBuilder Custom widgets
⎻ Developer Group: Web AppBuilder Custom themes
• GitHub
⎻ Esri Solutions team widgets
⎻ Esri Raster team widgets (Image services)
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What other Web Apps are there?
Dashboards
Story Maps
Experience
Builder
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NATIONAL HIGHWAY FREIGHT NETWORK (NHFN) TOOL
Chandra Bondzie, FHWA
PURPOSE
This application was created to help public and private users understand, access, explore and analyze the NHFN in a user friendly geospatial application.
This application allows users to find comprehensive NHFN data in a one stop shop.
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Source: NHFN
BACKGROUND
This application was created to allow users to visualize the NHFN network and associated data. Prior to 2015, users had no access to a visualization tool for the NHFN. The tool includes the Primary Highway Freight System (PHFS), non-PHFS Interstates, and Critical Urban and Critical Rural Freight corridors (from State DOTs).
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BACKGROUND (CONTINUED)
Data Conflation Challenges PHFS data based on 2012 data
Non-PHFS Interstate needed to be updated from 2016 HPMS to 2017
CUFC and CRFC provided by States came in various formats
Data pieced together State by State
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Source: FHWA Source: FHWA
BACKGROUND (CONTINUED)
Incorporating IRI data International Roughness Index (IRI) is a metric we wanted to
have associated with the NHFN – the IRI comes from Highway Performance Monitoring System (HPMS).
Challenge updating to latest HPMS data (2017) benefit/cost segmentation of roads changes from each year.
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KEY FEATURES
Data is updated yearly
IRI and mileage included
Condition and freight data allows
users to download one dataset
instead of conflating data from 50
States
Allows a user to drill down into
hundredths of a mile road segments
Provides the data that can tell the
“freight story” in the United States
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Source: FHWA
APPLICATION
This tool can help federal policymakers,
State DOTs, private industry,
metropolitan planning organizations
(MPOs), research organizations by
providing accurate, comprehensive data
and visualization of that data to help
improve freight policy and decisions.
Public Application: PHFS layer, Non-
PHFS layer, Critical Rural and Critical
Urban Freight Corridor Layers.
Private Application: Includes public
data layers.
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Source: NHFN
EXAMPLE
Application is built using the ArcGIS Online Suite
Data Processing is done in ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro
Complete geographic information system (GIS) visualization application
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UPCOMING ACTIVITIES
Accuracy Assessment:
How to get data to be 100% accurate instead of just 99%?
Application Enhancements:
Analytics and More Data
Example “More Data”:
Intermodal Connectors
Accessing how to conflate new datasets for usage in the tool that could
provide useful information such as the National Performance
Management Research Data Set (NPMRDS) (this would not only help the
application but all of DOT in terms of its data quality and usability)
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UPCOMING ACTIVITIES (CONTINUED)
Moving Forward – Data Maintenance
Each year the freight network will change
New roads built, changes to existing roads
Road condition improvements / degradation
New input from States on CUFCs and CRFCs
Updated HPMS data
Re-designation of the PHFS every 5 years
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Source: FHWA
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