Adding an Un-georeferenced Image or Any Layer
To georeference an image in ArcGIS Pro, it must first be added as a raster layer. Common file formats include […]
First Steps in ArcGIS Pro
ArcGIS Pro, developed by ESRI, is a desktop application designed for 64-bit computers. It enables spatial operations and analysis, producing
11. GIS Book: Frequently asked questions
Which zone do I select if my study area shares two UTM zones? What you usually do in this case
10.3. GIS Book: Export and print a map
Once the mapping process is complete, a map can be printed or exported in various formats. To print the map,
10.2. GIS Book: Map design
It is impossible to transpose the real world onto a map, so that anyone who picks up a map has
10. GIS Book: Design and publication
Mapping can be a laborious process until you get the right result. Viewing data to analyze and interpret spatial information
9.6. GIS Book: Map algebra
The raster layer calculator (or simply raster calculator) is created to run algebraic expressions using various tools and operators through
9.5. GIS Book: Contour creation
Contours are lines connecting points of equal value that represent continuous phenomena (Huisman & A. de By, 2009). Contours are
9.4. GIS Book: Reclassifications
The Reclassify tool allows the values of a raster to be reclassified; that is, it replaces the current values of
9.3. GIS Book: Creation of slope maps
Slope is the main factor that determines and differentiates the shapes of the relief. Given two points of different altitudes,
9.2. GIS Book: Digital elevation models
A Digital Elevation Model (DEM) is a raster representation of a continuous surface. It usually refers to the earth’s surface,