ArcGIS Insights for Iterative and Exploratory Data Analysis (#maptimeDavis)

Oct. 18, 2022, 2 p.m. - Oct. 18, 2022, 4 p.m.

Organizer -

DataLab: Data Science and Informatics

Contact -

datalab-training@ucdavis.edu

Location -

Zoom

Description: ArcGIS Insights is an analytics workbench that allows you to perform iterative and exploratory data analysis. You can answer questions with data from ArcGIS, Excel spreadsheets, business databases, and more by simply dragging the data to perform analysis (from Esri). All members of the UC Davis community have access to this tool through the UC Davis ArcGIS Online account. Others may get a free trial account prior to the workshop. Most of the workshop will be hands-on using a lesson from Esri's learn.arcgis.com web site.

Learning Objectives: Participants will learn the capabilities of ArcGIS Insights and consider how they may be able to apply this tool to their own work.

Prerequisites: Participants will need an ArcGIS Online account to participate. All UC Davis affiliates automatically have access by logging in to ago.ucdavis.edu (but it may take up to 15 minutes for your account to become active the first time you log in). Others should create a trial account or use an ArcGIS Online organizational account to which they are already have access. 

Software: ArcGIS Online

Instructor: Karen Beardsley

Instructor Bio: Karen Beardsley is currently director of Global Professional Programs at Global Affairs, UC Davis. She has over 30 years of GIS experience as a researcher, project manager, technical analyst, unit director, and instructor. She was a Fulbright scholar In Bhutan in 2015-16 where she developed geospatial curriculum and designed/taught an undergraduate course, and upon return created a faculty-led UC Davis study abroad program bringing two dozen UC Davis students to Bhutan to learn GIS and experience the unique biodiversity and culture of this small Himalayan monarchy. She has also be an active member of the Society for Conservation GIS for over two decades.

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