3D_Analyst_Tutorial.pdf

ArcGIS ® 9

Using ArcGIS 3D Analyst ™

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DATA CREDITS

Exercise 1: Death Valley image data courtesy of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)/Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL)/Caltech.

Exercise 2: San Gabriel Basin data courtesy of the San Gabriel Basin Water Quality Authority.

Exercise 3: Belarus CS137 soil contamination and thyroid cancer data courtesy of the International Sakharov Environmental University.

Exercise 4: Hidden River Cave data courtesy of the American Cave Conservation Association.

Exercise 5: Elevation and image data courtesy of MassGIS, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs.

Exercise 6: Las Vegas Millennium Mosaic (Year 2000 Landsat) and QuickBird images data courtesy of DigitalGlobe.

Exercise 7: Ozone concentration raster derived from data courtesy of the California Air Resources Board, Southern California Millennium Mosaic (Year

2000 Landsat) image courtesy of DigitalGlobe, Angelus Oaks imagery courtesy of AirPhoto USA, Southwestern U.S. elevation data derived from U.S.

National Elevation Data courtesy of the U.S. Geological Survey.

Exercise 8: Spot elevation points and breaklines are of the Napa River Watershed area. GIS data courtesy of the County of Napa.

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ArcGIS 3D Analyst Tutorial

IN THIS TUTORIAL

The best way to learn ESRI ® ArcGIS ® 3D Analyst™ is to use it. In the

exercises in this tutorial, you will:

Use ArcCatalog™ to find and preview 3D data.

Add data to ArcScene™.

Set 3D properties for viewing data.

Create new 3D feature data from 2D features and surfaces.

Create new raster surface data from point data.

Build a TIN surface from existing feature data.

Make animations.

Learn how to use ArcGlobe™ and manage its data content.

In order to use this tutorial, you need to have the 3D Analyst extension and

ArcGIS installed and have the tutorial data installed on a local or shared

network drive on your system. Ask your system administrator for the

correct path to the tutorial data if you do not find it at the default

installation path specified in the tutorial.

• Copying the tutorial data

Exercise 1: Draping an image over

a terrain surface

Exercise 2: Visualizing

contamination in an aquifer

Exercise 3: Visualizing soil

contamination and thyroid

cancer rates

Exercise 4: Building a TIN to

represent terrain

Exercise 5: Working with

animations

Exercise 6: ArcGlobe basics

Exercise 7: ArcGlobe layer

classification

Exercise 8: Creating and using a

terrain dataset

Exercise 9: Creating a realistic 3D

Copying the tutorial data

First you will copy the tutorial data to a local drive. You

will use ArcCatalog to browse to and copy the data.

1. Click Start, point to Programs, point to ArcGIS, and

click ArcCatalog.

3. Right-click the 3DAnalyst folder and click Copy.

4. Right-click the local drive where you want to place the

tutorial data and click Paste.

ArcCatalog lets you find and manage your data. The left

side of the ArcCatalog window is called the Catalog

tree ; it gives you a bird’s-eye view of how your data is

organized and provides a hierarchical view of the

geographic data in your folders. The right side of the

Catalog window shows the contents of the selected

branch of the Catalog tree.

2. Click in the Location combo box and type the path to

the \arcgis\ArcTutor folder on the drive where the

tutorial data is installed. Press Enter.

The folder is copied to your local drive. Now you’ll

make a folder connection to the 3DAnalyst folder in the

Catalog tree.

The ArcTutor folder is now the selected branch of the

Catalog tree. You can see its contents in the Contents

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5. Click the 3DAnalyst folder on your local drive and drag

it onto the top-level node, Catalog, of the Catalog tree.

There is now a folder connection in the Catalog for your

local copy of the tutorial data.

In the graphics illustrating this tutorial, the ArcCatalog

option to use a special folder icon for folders containing

GIS data is turned on. That is why the folder GISdata, in

the graphic above, looks different from the other folders.

You can turn this option on in ArcCatalog, in the Options

dialog box, on the General tab. ArcCatalog works faster

when this option is turned off, so it is off by default.

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