Jo Fraley jfraley@esri.com Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example Jo Fraley jfraley@esri.com

Bomb Threat Analysis Example Agenda Bomb Threat Stand-Off Distances Bomb Threat Example Application What it took to build ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET Options for applications Creating packages Functionality Deploying applications Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Bomb Threat Analysis Example Demo Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

ArcGIS Runtime SDK for .NET Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

ArcGIS Runtime Runtime built using C++ Exploits the capabilities of the device Functionality exposed to developers via an API native to the platform Intuitive to learn Common functionality set and conceptual model Eases multi platform development Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Device Platforms Phone Tablet Desktop Embedded Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Runtime Platforms .NET Desktop Desktop Client Windows Store Mobile OS X Desktop Client Windows Store QT .NET iOS JavaSE Mobile Android Embedded Windows Mobile Windows Phone Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Windows Desktop API Build native apps for the Windows Desktop platform Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) .NET 4.5 64-bit and 32-bit Task-based Async Pattern Designed for MVVM Codebase shared with APIs for Store apps and Phone Full capabilities of the ArcGIS Runtime Plus LocalServer for advanced Geoprocessing Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Functionality Overview Build a map Edit Search/Query Geocoding and Routing Perform analysis Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Options for applications Online connected Offline disconnected All local services All external services Combination of both Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Local Data Sources Map package: MPK Tile package: TPK Geoprocessing package: GPK Locator package: GCPK Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Packages for local services Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Packages for local services Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Creating a local service LocalMapService schoolsAndhospitals = new LocalMapService(apppath + "\\MapFeatures.mpk"); await schoolsAndhospitals.StartAsync(); ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer arcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer = new ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer() { ID = "schoolsAndhospitals", ServiceUri = schoolsAndhospitals.UrlMapService, }; arcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer.IsVisible = false; mapView.Map.Layers.Add(arcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer); Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Using the Geometry Engine Create geometries from existing geometries by performing operations Buffer, Clip, Densify, Difference, Offset, Union, Intersection, Symmetric Difference, and Simplify Basic relationsips Contains, Crosses, Disjoint, Intersects, Overlaps, Touches, Within, and Equals Project to different spatial references var bufferInside = GeometryEngine.Buffer(geom, BuildingEvacDistance); Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Using the QueryTask ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer localLayer = mapView.Map.Layers["schoolsAndhospitals"] as ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer; var queryTask = new QueryTask(new Uri(localLayer.ServiceUri + "/0")); var query = new Query("1=1") { ReturnGeometry = true, OutSpatialReference = mapView.SpatialReference, Geometry = outsideBuffer, }; query.OutFields.AddRange(new string[] { "NAME" }); graphicSchool.Renderer = new SimpleRenderer() { Symbol = new SimpleMarkerSymbol() { Color = Color.FromRgb(255, 0, 0), Size = 8 } }; var queryResult = await queryTask.ExecuteAsync(query); if (queryResult != null && queryResult.FeatureSet != null) graphicSchool.Graphics.AddRange(queryResult.FeatureSet.Features); } Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

<esri:SceneView x:Name="sceneView" Visibility="Hidden"> Using a SceneView <esri:SceneView x:Name="sceneView" Visibility="Hidden"> <esri:Scene x:Name="map" > <esri:ElevationLayer ServiceUri="http://services.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/directories/cache_globe/GlobeCache/USGS_Elevation_US_20070531"/> <esri:ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer x:Name="myService" ServiceUri="http://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/ESRI_Imagery_World_2D/MapServer" /> <esri:SceneLayer x:Name="myscenelayer" ServiceUri="http://burlo.esri.com/arcgis/rest/services/Hosted/sfo/SceneServer/Layers/0"/> <esri:GraphicsLayer x:Name="myPointandText"/> </esri:Scene> </esri:SceneView> Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

SphereSymbol sphere = new SphereSymbol(); Drawing Threat Dome SphereSymbol sphere = new SphereSymbol(); sphere.Color = Color.FromArgb(155, 255, 0, 0); sphere.LatLOD = 10; sphere.LonLOD = 10; sphere.Radius = (float)OutdoorEvacDistance; //in meters sphere.SpherePosition = RuntimeCoreNet.SpherePosition.Center; Graphic graphic = new Graphic { Geometry = e.Location, Symbol = sphere }; Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

Sessions on the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework Developing Mobile Apps with ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework Thursday, July 17, 2014, 10:15 am – 11:30 am Location: Room 5A Using the New ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Microsoft .NET Framework for Homeland Security: A Bomb Threat Analysis Example

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