1. Web Map Applications: The Geo-Web Revisited Keith T. Weber, GISP GIS Director, ISU

2. Web Map Apps In the first part of our exercise, you visited various web map applications

3. Web Map Apps Web Map Apps rely on a browser for delivery to the client It is the browser that “consumes” the service(s) Web Map Apps are frequently “mash- ups” of various services

4. Service Architecture

5. Putting Smart Maps on the Web Browsers (IE, Chrome, etc.) cannot consume services directly We need something to prepare these data for consumption

6. Which Environment… Which Environment will we use? –Adobe Flex –MS Silverlight –Java –HTML 5 –AGOL

7. AGOL Architecture AGOL is a cloud resource –ISU’s AGOL account is called gISU –Each of you already has a user account on gISU –gISU is allowed 3000 user accounts –gISU is allowed 2500 credits under our site license

8. Credits: Things you Need to Know!

9. Storing geospatial data in the AGOL cloud costs credits Creating and storing TILES in the AGOL cloud costs LOTS of credits What do we do???

10. Leverage all our resources Create and store OUR geospatial data files and tiles on OUR server –Fuji or Etna Create web services on OUR server Share these services through AGOL

11. How?How? AGOL– My Content– Add Item

12. How to… The ITEM URL expects a REST or SOAP end-point

13. How do I find my end-point? Use ArcCatalog from your desktop –Connect to your server (Fuji or Etna) as administrator

14. How do I find my end-point? Using this connection… –View SERVICE PROPERTIES

15. Copy and Paste Copy the end-point from ArcCatalog Paste it into AGOL

16. Time to Share From AGOL, share your item!

17. Now its time for Cartography Make your map using AGOL tools –Explore –Have fun! –Detailed instructions in this week’s exercise document Since the data is not uploaded to AGOL, you will not use any credits!

18. Questions?Questions?