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ISBN 10: 1787280411
ISBN 13:  9781787280410
Author: Silas Toms, Dara O’Beirne

ArcGIS allows for complex analyses of geographic information. The ArcPy module is used to script these ArcGIS analyses, providing a productive way to perform geo-analyses and automate map production.

The second edition of the book focuses on new Python tools, such as the ArcGIS API for Python. Using Python, this book will guide you from basic Python scripting to advanced ArcPy script tools.

This book starts off with setting up your Python environment for ArcGIS automation. Then you will learn how to output maps using ArcPy in MXD and update feature class in a geodatabase using arcpy and ArcGIS Online. Next, you will be introduced to ArcREST library followed by examples on querying, updating and manipulating ArcGIS Online feature services. Further, you will be enabling your scripts in the browser and directly interacting with ArcGIS Online using Jupyter notebook. Finally, you can learn ways to use of ArcPy to control ArcGIS Enterprise and explore topics on deployments, data quality assurances, data updates, version control, and editing safeguards.

By the end of the book, you will be equipped with the knowledge required to create automated analysis with administration reducing the time-consuming nature of GIS.

ArcPy and ArcGIS Automating ArcGIS for Desktop and ArcGIS Online with Python 2nd Table of contents:

  1. Introduction to Python for ArcGIS
  2. Python as a programming language
  3. Interpreted language
  4. Standard (built-in) library
  5. Glue language
  6. Wrapper modules
  7. The basics of Python programming
  8. Import statements
  9. Variables
  10. For loops
  11. If/Elif/Else statements
  12. While statements
  13. Comments
  14. Data types
  15. Strings
  16. Integers
  17. Floats
  18. Data containers
  19. Zero-based indexing
  20. Lists
  21. Tuples
  22. Dictionaries
  23. Other important concepts
  24. Indentation
  25. Functions
  26. Keywords
  27. Namespaces
  28. Important Python modules
  29. The OS (operating system) module
  30. The sys (Python system) module
  31. The CSV, XLRD, and XLWT modules
  32. Commonly used built-in functions
  33. Standard library modules
  34. How Python executes a script
  35. What is a Python script?
  36. Python interpreter
  37. Where is the Python interpreter located?
  38. Which Python interpreter should be used?
  39. How does the machine know where the interpreter is?
  40. Make Python scripts executable when clicked
  41. Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
  42. IDLE
  43. PythonWin
  44. Atom, Notepad++, and Sublime Text
  45. IDE summary
  46. Python folder structure
  47. Where modules reside
  48. Installing a third-party module
  49. Using Python’s sys module to add a module
  50. The sys.path.append method
  51. Summary
  52. Creating the First Python Script
  53. Prerequisites
  54. ModelBuilder
  55. Creating a model and exporting to Python
  56. Modeling the Select and Buffer tools
  57. Adding in the Intersect tool
  58. Tallying the analysis results
  59. Exporting the model and adjusting the script
  60. The Automatically generated script
  61. File paths in Python
  62. String manipulation
  63. String manipulation method 1: string addition
  64. String manipulation method 2: string formatting #1
  65. String manipulation method 3: string formatting #2
  66. The ArcPy tools
  67. The Intersect tool
  68. Adjusting the script
  69. Adding the CSV module to the script
  70. Accessing the data: using a cursor
  71. Exceptions and  tracebacks
  72. Overwriting files
  73. The final script
  74. Summary
  75. ArcPy Cursors – Search, Insert, and Update
  76. Python functions – avoid repeating code
  77. Technical definition of functions
  78. The first function
  79. Functions with parameters
  80. Using functions to replace repetitive code
  81. The createCSV function
  82. Creating an XLS using XLWT
  83. The data access module
  84. Search cursors
  85. Attribute field interactions
  86. Update cursors
  87. Updating the shape field
  88. Adjusting a point location
  89. Deleting a row using an Update cursor
  90. Using an Insert cursor
  91. Inserting a polyline geometry
  92. Inserting a polygon geometry
  93. Summary
  94. ArcPy Geometry Objects and Cursors
  95. ArcPy geometry object classes
  96. ArcPy Point objects
  97. ArcPy Array objects
  98. ArcPy Polyline objects
  99. ArcPy Polygon objects
  100. Polygon object buffers
  101. Other Polygon object methods
  102. The AsShape method
  103. Generic geometry object
  104. ArcPy PointGeometry objects 
  105. Rewriting the bus stop analysis
  106. Adding to the analysis
  107. Summary
  108. Creating a Script Tool
  109. Adding dynamic parameters to a script
  110. Accessing the passed parameters
  111. Displaying script messages using arcpy.AddMessage
  112. Adding dynamic components to the script
  113. Creating a script tool
  114. Labeling and defining parameters
  115. Adding data types
  116. Adding the Bus Stop feature class 
  117. Adding the Census Block feature class
  118. Adding the Census Block field 
  119. Adding the output spreadsheet
  120. Adding the spreadsheet field names
  121. Adding the SQL Statement
  122. Adding the bus stop fields
  123. Inspecting the final script
  124. Running the script tool
  125. Summary
  126. The arcpy.mapping Module
  127. Using ArcPy with map documents  
  128. Interacting with map document elements
  129. Data frames
  130. Pan and zoom methods
  131. Using the arcpy.mapping  module to control layer objects
  132. Layer object methods and properties
  133. Data source
  134. Name or description
  135. Visibility
  136. Definition queries
  137. Inspecting and replacing layer sources
  138. The ListBrokenDataSources method
  139. Fixing the broken links  
  140. Fixing the links of individual layers
  141. Exporting to PDF from an MXD
  142. Automated map document production
  143. The variables
  144. Connection to the map document
  145. Data frames
  146. Access the layers
  147. The layout elements
  148. Generating a buffer from the bus stops feature class
  149. Intersecting the bus stop buffer and census blocks
  150. Format a dynamic definition query
  151. Updating the layout elements
  152. Exporting the adjusted map to PDF
  153. The Results – Dynamic maps
  154. Summary
  155. Advanced Analysis Topics
  156. Using Network Analyst
  157. Creating a network dataset
  158. Importing the datasets
  159. Creating the network dataset
  160. Accessing the network dataset using ArcPy
  161. Breaking down the script
  162. The Network Analyst module
  163. Accessing the Spatial Analyst extension
  164. Adding elevation to the bus stops
  165. Using Map algebra to generate elevation in feet
  166. Adding in the bus stops and getting elevation values
  167. The final result
  168. Summary
  169. Introduction to ArcGIS Online
  170. ArcGIS Online
  171. Signing up for an account
  172. Exploring the interface
  173. The My Organization tab
  174. The My Content tab 
  175. The Add Item option
  176. Features from services
  177. Features from files
  178. The Create tab
  179. The Groups tab
  180. The Map and Scene tabs
  181. Publishing from an MXD
  182. Styling the layers
  183. Publishing the layers
  184. The Share As menu
  185. Service Editor
  186. The Item Description option
  187. Analyze
  188. Updates
  189. Developer account
  190. Summary
  191. ArcPy and ArcGIS Online
  192. ArcGIS Online REST services
  193. Exploring ArcGIS REST services
  194. URL parameters
  195. Feature sets
  196. Feature set methods
  197. ArcGIS Online tokens
  198. Putting it all together
  199. Summary
  200. ArcREST Python Package
  201. Introducing the ArcREST module
  202. Installing ArcREST
  203. Introduction to the ArcREST package structure
  204. ArcREST security handler
  205. ArcGIS Online administration
  206. Querying hosted feature services
  207. Querying all features and saving as a feature class
  208. Adding a field to a feature service
  209. Adding domains to fields in a hosted feature service
  210. Appending a feature class to a feature service
  211. Updating records in a feature service
  212. Summary
  213. ArcPy and ArcGIS Pro
  214. Introducing ArcGIS Pro
  215. Installing and configuring ArcGIS Pro
  216. The ArcGIS Pro Python window
  217. Python 2.7 and Python 3.5 with ArcPro
  218. Conda and ArcGIS Pro
  219. Running standalone scripts with Conda
  220. Reviewing Conda basics
  221. Summary
  222. ArcGIS API for Python
  223. Introduction to the ArcGIS API for Python
  224. Installing and configuring Anaconda with Jupyter
  225. Install the ArcGIS Python API
  226. Creating a Jupyter Notebook
  227. Starting the ArcGIS API for Python
  228. Adding an item to a web map
  229. Importing a CSV with pandas
  230. Summary
 

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