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At Esri UK Annual Conference 2014 Spatial Analysis helps solve problems and answer questions about the world around us, from finding spatial patterns, to detecting change, to making sense of complex road networks. The possibilities are endless. This session will introduce a number of key techniques to help analyse your geographic data; we will then look at the best way of sharing your results with colleagues or the public through the use of ArcGIS Online Story Maps.

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Realising the Value of Spatial Analysis

Alice Duff & Claire Inkpen

@aliceduff

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Agenda

• What is the value of Spatial Analysis?

• Scenario

• Data

• Tools

• Automating workflows with ModelBuilder

• Sharing our results; Story Maps

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What is Spatial Analysis?

• Relationship between sets of spatial features

– Point in Polygon Analysis

– Proximity Analysis

– Interpolation

– Site Selection

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Where is the best place to build a new property development?

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Spatial Analyst Tools

• Inverse Distance Weighting (IDW)

– Interpolation technique

– Input point data

– Create continuous surface

– Turn Broadband Postcode data into a continuous surface

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Spatial Analyst Tools

• Euclidean Distance

– Distance from every cell to feature

– As the crow flies

– Create continuous surface

– Run for all datasets where proximity is desirable

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Spatial Analyst Tools

• Reclassify

– Changes the values in a raster– Used for grouping values– Replacing values based on new information– Reclassifying values of a set of rasters to a common units

– Run for all surfaces

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Spatial Analyst Tools

• Weighted Overlay

– Overlays several rasters

– Can weight according to importance

– The final stage of analysis

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Automating our Workflows

• ModelBuilder

– Document decisions

– Build re-usable workflows

– Export as python script

– Embed custom tools

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Demo

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Sharing

• Communicate results to non-

technical audiences

• ArcGIS Online

• Story Maps

• Accessible anywhere

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Demo

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