Navteq Developer Days presentation that illustrates how to build a complete cloud-based mapping solution. A mobile app is used to monitize the platform by allowing customers to check-in (similar to foursquare).

1. Building
ArcGIS
Mobile
Solutions
…in the cloud
Allan Laframboise
Esri Developer Network Nicholas Furness

2. esri – a leader in geospatial software
EDN Team
 Support the developer community
 Connecting - www.esri.com/devmeetup
Resources
 esri - www.esri.com
 Maps and Services - ArcGIS.com
 Developer Help - resources.esri.com
alaframboise@esri.com
nfurness@esri.com

3. ArcGIS | A complete system for geographic information
Cloud
• Discover
Web
• Create
• Manage
Enterprise
• Visualize
Mobile • Analyze
• Collaborate
Local
Desktop

4. Who’s building ArcGIS solutions?
Quake Map
E311/Service Request
Campus Routing
Where To/Entertainment

5. Agenda
Build “intelligent” webmaps
Basemaps and Services
Host your data in the cloud
Build a mobile application
Get the most out of your subscription

6. ArcGIS Online
Building “intelligent” webmaps

7. ArcGIS Online
Cloud-based geospatial solution
1. Website for maps and applications
2. Basemaps and Geo Services
3. Cloud-space for you! - New!
ArcGIS.com

8. A complete geospatial infrastructure
In the cloud
Free Map
Webmaps
Viewers
Basemaps • ArcGIS Online
& Services
Web & Mobile
Cloud Space APIs

9. What you can do with ArcGIS Online?
Out-of-the-box you can…
 Create an account
 Browse and find maps
 Create “intelligent” webmaps
Accessibility
 Add data (CSV, GPX, SHP)
 Share with groups
 Access from any device

10. Webmap Viewers
ArcGIS Online (JS)
ArcGIS Explorer Online (SL)

11. Demo
ArcGIS.com – Build your first webmap

12. Recap
 ArcGIS Online - cloud-based geospatial solution
 Easy
to find, create and share “intelligent”
webmaps
 Design with free viewers
 No experience with GIS!

13. ArcGIS Online Services
How to access your world

14. ArcGIS Online Services
Types
1. Basemap Services
2. Task Services (Geo Services)
• ArcGIS Online

15. ArcGIS Online Basemaps
Types
 World Street View
 World Imagery (Satellite)
 Demographics
 Landsat Imagery
 Reference
 …
Other types
 Bing, Open Street Map

16. Beautiful Maps!

17. Community Maps Program
www.esri.com/communitymaps

18. Basemap and Service Metadata
Description: Last updated July 2011…
Scale: 1:591,657,528 down to 1:4,514
Coordinate System: Web Mercator (WKID 102100)
Tiling scheme: Bing/Google
REST
http://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Street_Map/MapServer
REST:
http://tasks.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/Locators/ESRI_Places_World/Ge
ocodeServer

19. ArcGIS Online Task Services
Task Services = “Geo Services”
 World geocoding and address matching
 Routing (North America and Europe)
 Geometry Service

20. Demo
ArcGIS Online Basemaps and Services

21. Recap
High-quality basemaps
Community is contributing
Different types of Task Services
Free for development!

22. Your data in the Cloud
ArcGIS Online cloud hosting

23. ArcGIS Online Subscription (New!)
Subscription
 Access to geospace and services in the cloud
Standard account +
 Brand ArcGIS.com website
 Manage users (admin, publishers, users)
 Create groups
 Create and share private maps and data
 Upload your data to the cloud
No servers, infrastructure or GIS expertise!

24. Moving data into the cloud
Hosting options
 Feature Service – Live data
 Tile Service – Images

25. What’s a Feature Service?
Your data as a “geo service” in the cloud
 Accessible via REST, ArcGIS Web and Mobile APIs
 SQL-like query
 Get actual records (features)
 Access shapes
 Create, Update and Delete

26. Creating feature Services
1. Import your table or shapefile data
 CSV, TXT and Shapefiles (zip)
 Automatically geocoded
2. Creates a REST endpoint
http://services.arcgis.com/uCXeTVveQzP4IIcx/arcgis/rest/ser
vices/Navteq_POI_Cook_County/FeatureServer

27. ArcGIS Online Subscription
 Publish and manage own services
 No 1000 feature limit!
 Default space is 2GB
 Token-based security model

28. GoChicago!

29. Demo
Hosting your data in the cloud

30. Recap
ArcGIS Online Subscription gives you cloud space
Host data as a Feature or Tile services
Accessible from all ArcGIS clients and APIs (REST)
No experience with GIS!

31. ArcGIS Mobile APIs
Accessing your data in the cloud

32. ArcGIS apps for tablets and smartphones
Access ArcGIS.com webmaps in cloud
Apple iOS
Microsoft Windows
Phone 7
Google Android
(Coming in Q4, 2011) Free!

33. ArcGIS Mobile Development Options
Cross-platform
 ArcGIS API for JavaScript (compact)
Native
 ArcGIS for iOS
 ArcGIS for Windows Phone
 ArcGIS for Android (beta)

34. Getting Started
1. Go to the Resource Center
2. Download API
3. Access ArcGIS Online Basemaps
4. Access ArcGIS Online Services
5. Access your feature service in the cloud

35. Adding layers to your map
// ArcGIS Online Basemap Service
<esri:Map x:Name="MyMap" Extent="-120, 20, -100, 40">
<esri:ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer ID="StreetMapLayer"
Url="http://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/ESRI_StreetMap_World_
2D/MapServer">
</esri:ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer>
<esri:GraphicsLayer ID=“PlacesLayer" />
</esri:Map>

36. Accessing geo services
// ArcGIS Online Geometry Service
private void RunBufferService()
{
BufferParameters bufferParams = new ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.Tasks.BufferParameters()
{
BufferSpatialReference = new SpatialReference(4326),
OutSpatialReference = MyMap.SpatialReference,
Unit = LinearUnit.StatuteMile,
};
bufferParams.Distances.Add(SliderDistance.Value);
bufferParams.Features.Add(_point);
_geometryService.BufferAsync(bufferParams);
}
void GeometryService_BufferCompleted(object sender, GraphicsEventArgs args)
{
Graphic bufferGraphic = new Graphic();
bufferGraphic.Geometry = args.Results[0].Geometry;
_polygonLayer.Graphics.Add(bufferGraphic);
}

37. Accessing features in the cloud
// ArcGIS Online Feature Service
QueryTask _placesQueryService = new QueryTask("http://services.arcgis.com/uCXeTVveQzP4IIcx
/ArcGIS/rest/services/POI_Cook_County/MapServer/0");
_placesQueryService.ExecuteCompleted += PlacesQueryTask_ExecuteCompleted;
private void RunPlacesService()
{
ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.Tasks.Query query = new ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.Tasks.Query();
query.Geometry = _bufferGeometry;
query.OutFields.Add("Name, Address,Street,City,County,Phone,Description,Cuisine,Chain");
query.Where = "Description like '%restaurant%'“;
_placesQueryService.ExecuteAsync(query);
}
private void PlacesQueryTask_ExecuteCompleted(object sender, QueryEventArgs args)
{
foreach (Graphic selectedPOI in args.FeatureSet.Features)
{
placesLayer.Graphics.Add(selectedPOI);
}
}

38. Mobile Developer Help
Downloads
API Reference
Samples
Forum
Blog
resources.arcgis.com

39. Demo
ArcGIS Mobile Development

40. Recap
Start with the out-of-the-box mobile Apps
Cross-platform and native development options
ArcGIS Resource Centers
How to access your data in the cloud

41. Getting the most out
of your ArcGIS Online
Subscription

42. GoChicago! Pizza Finder Mobile App
Search for pizza restaurants
Check-in/out
Routing
Directions
Rating

43. Cloud implementation + business model
Restaurant Owner Web Viewers
Webmaps Administration
• ArcGIS Online
Customer
Check-ins
ArcGIS
Mobile App
Basemaps
& Services

44. GIS mapping and analysis
Closer look at customer information
Location
Time
Routing
Ratings
Identify patterns
Understand demographics
Target advertising & promotion

45. Business Analyst
Make better location-based decisions
Marketplace
Analyses
Reports
Demographics
Decision making
bao.esri.com

46. Summary
ArcGIS Online
 One-stop-shop for webmaps, apps and services
ArcGIS Online Subscription
 Host and manage your data in the cloud
ArcGIS Mobile APIs
 Easy to consume cloud data and services
Monetize your investment
 GIS analyses, Demographics, Business Analyst

47. alaframboise@esri.com
nfurness@esri.com
Esri Developer Network