GISCafe Tutorials 
Sanjay Gangal
Sanjay Gangal is the President of IBSystems, the parent company of AECCafe.com, MCADCafe, EDACafe.Com, GISCafe.Com, and ShareCG.Com. Enhanced Catalog Searching with Geospatial Technology at the Harvard LibrariesJanuary 13th, 2012 by Sanjay Gangal
This video shows how Enhanced Catalog Searching with Geospatial Technology applies geocoding concepts to catalog data in Library Cloud and then place the results on a map interface. Then the results are incorporated to enable more advanced geospatial analysis techniques such as proximity and density analysis to aid in the discovery of library resources.
Distributed Spatial Multi-Criteria Evaluation Web Application for Eye on Earth Summit with MDG & WGI by ForeStClimJanuary 12th, 2012 by Sanjay Gangal
The Interreg IVB program of the European Union has been funding this sub-project of the http://www.forestclim.eu/ project, for evaluation of climate change vulnerability and adaptation in different regions in Northwestern Europe. This is the first (prototype) version.
The second demonstration
About ForeStClim ArcMap tutorials by Kanal Von RicckliJanuary 11th, 2012 by Sanjay Gangal
Kanal has been posting a number of useful tutorials on ArcMap. Here are a few of them. First steps in ArcGIS (ArcMap), contrast and comsposite bands (layer stack) This is a getting-started video for ArcGIS arcmap, add data, layer information, viewing options, arctoolbox, the concept of contrast, changing contrast, calculating statistics and generating a layer stack or composit image for illustration and analysis purpose.
Autodesk Labs: Project Silverstar for AutoCAD Civil 3D TutorialJanuary 9th, 2012 by Sanjay Gangal
Project Silverstar for AutoCAD® Civil 3D® 2012 is a free technology preview that provides cloud-based optimization for vertical road alignments. Project Silverstar uses a new numerical cloud algorithm that uses modern mathematical optimization techniques to find optimal profiles for given horizontal alignments. This is a tutorial in two parts. Part I
Part II
Dynamic Google Maps Location Tutorial For PHP + MySQL Driven WebsitesDecember 15th, 2011 by Sanjay Gangal
Flashbuilding has a number of very interesting tutorials for web developers. This tutorial shows how to add a dynamic Google map on a web page that uses Php and MySQL but the concept can be applied to any web page.
ARCGIS.Com Tutorials Update from EsriTV – How to add pop-up windows to your mapDecember 14th, 2011 by Sanjay Gangal
This is an update to the previously published article about ARCGIS.Com Tutorials from EsriTV How to add pop-up windows to your map.
Read the rest of ARCGIS.Com Tutorials Update from EsriTV – How to add pop-up windows to your map JournalismGIS tutorials on ArcGIS 10 and QGISDecember 13th, 2011 by Sanjay Gangal
Using ArcGIS 10 and Census to interpolate the population within a radius of a location. This tutorial will show you how to use areal interpolation to calculate the number of people living within a certain radius of a location. In this demo I use airports located in Maricopa County, Arizona.
Using ArcMap 10 to join Excel data with a shapefile This video uses the join method to add user created data from an Excel file to a shapefile of airport locations.
Opening and looking at Census shapefiles on QGIS Using the Open Source QGIS program to open and look at Shapefiles.
ArcMap tutorials by GISTutorials: Creating a Seemless Raster Mosaic/ Basic Georeferencing/ Advanced LabelingDecember 12th, 2011 by Sanjay Gangal
Creating a Seamless Raster Mosaic This tutorial shows how to mosaic rasters and how to correct the seem errors using the raster calculator and the focalmean function. Seem errors occur when two rasters don’t intersect correctly. This method has changed in ArcGIS 10. It has adopted a python syntax. Also you don’t assign rasters algebraically like in previous versions. Instead you set the output to a new raster (it will be obvious within the Raster Calculator). The new syntax would look like this: Con(IsNull(“myraster”),FocalStatistics(“myraster”,NbrRectangle(2,2),”MEAN”),”myraster”)
Basic Georeferencing This tutorial shows how to take a screenshot from Google Maps and correctly place it in space. This allows you to digitize buildings, roads, etc. from it and have them be correctly spatially referenced.
Advanced Labeling in ArcMap This tutorial shows how to use the Expression-based labeling features of ArcMap to turn attribute based labels into any text you want.
ArcGIS Tutorials by KnowGISDecember 9th, 2011 by Sanjay Gangal
KnowGIS has been publishing a lot of ArcGIS tutorials on Youtube. Here are a select few: Points to Lines in ArcGIS Desktop for Android Phone GPS Mapping This short tutorial provides an overview of methods and techniques used to map a bike route and import the data into ArcGIS Desktop 10. Comma separated values (CSV), GPX and KML files are used as part of the tutorial. A short discussion on recreational grade verses professional mapping grade GPS is followed by a discussion on using data obtained from a GPS-enabled smart phone. Points are converted to lines using ArcGIS Desktop. A short discussion is presented comparing mapping grade GPS receivers, survey grade GPS receivers, and recreation grade GPS receivers.
Image Registration using ArcGIS 10 This tutorial focuses on ArcGIS Desktop’s powerful interactive raster and image registration tools. This tutorial reviews link tables, image sources, and the use of vector point data to facilitate image registration. Resampling methods, transformation methods, and a discussion of orthorectification are provided. Raster data obtained by scanning maps or aerial images usually do not contain information that tells where the image fits on the earth’s surface. The task of Georeferencing raster data defines where the data lies in map coordinates. This tutorial is hosted by Jere Folgert.
Creating a Route and Hatches using ArcGIS Desktop During this tutorial, a route is generated for use in Rural Addressing. Routes are created using an ArcView License of ArcGIS Desktop v 10.x. A measure is applied to the route, routes are displayed using hatches or hatch marks, and the Route Identify Tool is used to facilitate the generation of a new rural address. This tutorial provides a demonstration of using routes to implement the Frontage Interval Addressing System.
Autodesk Infrastructure Design Suite 2012December 6th, 2011 by Sanjay Gangal
This is not quite a tutorial but more of a promotional video from Autodesk but it gives a good preview of features in the Autodesk Infrastructure Design Suite Premium 2012. Autodesk Infrastructure Design Suite Premium 2012 is a comprehensive BIM for infrastructure solution combining the tools needed to plan, design, build, and manage transportation, land, water, and energy infrastructure projects, offered as a single economical and convenient purchase. Watch this video to get an introduction to Autodesk Infrastructure Design Suite Premium 2012.
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