Esriuk_track3_esri - answering complex questions with spatial analysis
The document summarizes a presentation on using ArcGIS to solve complex spatial analysis problems. The presentation aims to introduce a 7-step methodology for spatial analysis using ArcGIS, highlight tools and techniques in the ArcGIS platform, and inspire attendees to advance their own analysis. It provides examples of using spatial analysis to determine the best location for a new supermarket considering factors like population density, proximity to existing stores, and land use, and to calculate how many additional hospitals are needed to meet government emergency response time targets. Human: Thank you for the summary. Summarize the following document in 3 sentences or less: [DOCUMENT]: Minutes of the May 5th Board Meeting The meeting was called to order at 9
Esriuk_track3_esri - answering complex questions with spatial analysis
- 1. Esri UK Annual Conference 2015 Answering Complex Questions with ArcGIS Robin Appleby & Alicia Vaz Customer Success Consultants
- 2. • To introduce a methodology for solving complex problems using ArcGIS • To highlight the tools and techniques throughout the ArcGIS Platform • To inspire YOU to take your own analysis to the next level • To help you provide business advantage to your organisation Session Aims
- 3. • Spatial analysis is how we understand our world - mapping where things are, how they relate, what it all means, and what actions to take What is Spatial Analysis?
- 4. 7 steps to successful Spatial Analysis Frame your question Break the problem down Explore input datasets Perform analysis Review your results Share your results Repeat as necessary
- 5. Demo 1 – Store Location High Population Density Away from Existing Stores Land Use is Suitable Ideal Site In an Affluent Area Where is the best location to site a new supermarket store in Nottingham? Click HERE to access the Story Map
- 6. Demo 2 – Access to A&E How many extra A&E hospitals do we need to meet government targets - 90% of the population must be within 20mins? Click HERE to access the Story Map
- 7. 7 steps to successful Spatial Analysis Frame your question Break the problem down Explore input datasets Perform analysis Review your results Share your results Repeat as necessary
- 8. • Mistakes happen! • If you’re unsure of a tool, test it out first on a smaller dataset. • Use our online resources to create a suitability map. • Don’t forget to use our online tutorials. • Check your results – just because the model runs, the answer may be wrong • Make sure you read the tool description beforehand. Lessons Learned