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Lecture ERS 120: Principles of GIS - Part 7: Creating a layout and report in ArcView

This lecture includes these contents: Creating a layout and report in arcview, making sure view properties, getting started opening layout, using layout tools,. Invite you to result this lecture. | Practice 7: Creating a layout and report in ArcView ArcView Steps 46 Step 1 Making sure View properties 46 Step 2 Getting started: opening Layout 47 Step 3 Using layout tools 48 3.1. Add a view 3.2. Add a legend, a scale bar and title 3.3. Add other graphics to the layout 3.4. A important tip for creating layout (I) 3.5. A important tip for creating layout (II) 3.6. Printing or exporting an ArcView layout 49 51 54 55 56 57 In ArcView, layouts are maps you create for printing (or other media like slides, digital graphics, etc. A layout will contain your map view, but also title, legend, north arrow, other text information, and even other graphics like charts or photos. Using a layout, you can produce some very high quality and impressive presentation graphics. The below is a simple example of the output. This sessions practice, therefore, aims to explore the layout and printing procedures as the final stage of ArcView GIS practice. As you are familiar with the data management, mapping and spatial analysis functions of ArcView, you need to create a report map and document containing your ArcView work. However, if you need detailed directions regarding how to create layouts, the best source is ArcViews online help (if you want to refer, go to the Help menu and choose Help Topics, click on the Contents tab, then go to Laying Out and Printing Maps) ArcView Steps Step 1 Making sure View properties Firstly, start ArcView, start a new project, add a view and set the working directory (to c:\temp). Add the themes of the last weeks network analysis practice from the directory Practice 7: Creating a layout and report in ArcView ERS 120: Principles of GIS c:\arcv32\arcview\Av_gis30\avtutor\network\ (customer.shp; delIoc.shp; hospital.shp; s_fran.shp; and shorelin.shp). Now, you can see the themes on your View window and change the view name as "Hospital service areas" or your O\Vl1 title using View properties (for this, select .