Workshop

Building High-Quality GIS Data in ArcGIS: From Data Design to Enterprise Editing

BEUC 2027 | May 14

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About the workshop

This hands-on workshop explores advanced data management techniques in ArcGIS for professionals responsible for designing, maintaining, and editing authoritative geospatial datasets. Participants will learn how to build robust geodatabase models using subtypes, domains, contingent values, attribute rules, and topology to improve data quality, consistency, and editing efficiency. The session also introduces enterprise editing workflows, including branch versioning, web-based editing, and integration with ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Online. Through practical exercises and real-world scenarios, attendees will gain the skills needed to implement modern GIS data governance and editing best practices.

Technical requirements:

  1. Personal computer with latest version web browser (Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Mozilla Firefox)
  2. The newest ArcGIS Pro installed
  3. External mouse

Materials, resources and ArcGIS credentials will be provided during the workshop.

The result of creating a mosaic data set from a series of raster files, a map of Hawaii shows the color-coded classification of land cover types - such as red for built areas and green for trees.

Audience

Participants should be comfortable creating and editing GIS data in ArcGIS Pro and have a basic understanding of geodatabases, feature classes, and attribute management. Prior experience with standard editing workflows is recommended.

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