Map scales and scale properties—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    In ArcGIS Pro, you can display the map at any desired scale. You can also set up a series of desired map scales that allow you to select a scale from a list. The scale list is located at the bottom of each view. Every view has its own independent scale. In 3D views, the scale list refers to the camera's height above the ground 
    Import an ArcMap document—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    If you're an ArcMap user, you may be ready to bring your work into ArcGIS Pro. In this tutorial, you'll create a new ArcGIS Pro project, import an ArcMap map package (.mpk), and examine the results. An ArcMap map package is a portable file that contains a map document (.mxd) as well as the data referenced by themap 
    Label your map—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    Video length: 1:50; This video was created with ArcGIS Pro 2.0. ArcGIS Pro provides you with the tools to display and customize the appearance of labels on your map. By adding labels to your map and adjusting their placement, you can distinguish features on your map with a visual hierarchy and direct attention to the 
    Add and modify map frames—Layouts | ArcGIS Desktop - ArcGIS Pro
    Map frames are containers for maps on your page. They can point to any map or scene in your project. They can even be empty, which most often occurs when creating templates. It is important to note that the extent of the map inside a map frame is unique and independent of any map view that may be open in the project.
    Ortho mapping workspace for satellite imagery—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS
    ArcGIS Pro can process satellite images from many sensor platforms as long as the image orientation is described by a rational polynomial coefficients (RPC) model. For the list of satellite images that are supported by the ortho mapping workspace, see Satellite sensor raster types. To create an ortho mapping workspace 
    Author a multiscale map—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    Multiscale maps are dynamic maps that display data in different ways across a range of scales. They differ from static maps which are designed to be viewed and output at a single scale. You can zoom in and out on any map, but multiscalemaps are authored specifically to ensure visual continuity at all scales so the map  
    Introduction to arcpy.mp—ArcPy | ArcGIS Desktop - ArcGIS Pro
    It gets installed with ArcGIS Pro and is available to all licenses. It was designed primarily to manipulate the contents of existing projects (.aprx) and layer files (.lyr or .lyrx). It also provides functions to automate exporting and printing. Arcpy.mp can be used to automate map production and is required to build complete map 
    Stereo map—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    The stereo map uses the left and right images in the stereo model to establish the stereo display, where one band from the left image is displayed in the red channel and two bands from the right image are displayed in the blue and green channels. ArcGIS Pro supports two types of stereo display using anaglyph red and 
    Introduction to ortho mapping—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    This is a full explanation of ortho mapping, including the various orthoproducts that can be created, the various reasons for distortion, and an overview of the ortho mapping process.
    ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    ArcGIS Pro. Create, manage, and share geographic maps, data, and analytical models using ArcGIS Pro. Then extend the reach of your GIS throughout your organization using ArcGIS Enterprise—and beyond using ArcGIS Online. Free Trial · Home Get Started Help Tool Reference Python SDK Community 
    Creating Strip Map Index using ArcGIS Pro? - Geographic
    A workaround when needing a strip map index to be created, with an Angle field being populated so that each page can be rotated correctly, would be to use the Strip Map Index Features tool from ArcGIS Desktop but is anyone aware of a workaround for creating a strip map index on a machine when only ArcGIS Pro ( with 
    Create points on a map—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    Create a geodatabase feature class in a project. Add metadata. Add fields to the attribute table. Start editing and add point features to the new feature class. Includes video.
    Attribute field mapping—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    Many geoprocessing tools, including Spatial Join, Append, Merge, Feature Class To Feature Class, and Table To Table, have a parameter for controlling how attribute fields from the input datasets are processed and written, or mapped, to the output dataset—the Field Map parameter. In addition to transferring attribute fields 
    Work with a map on a layout—Layouts | ArcGIS Desktop - ArcGIS Pro
    Once a map has been added to the layout, you can interact with its layers through the layout's Contents pane just as you would through the map's Contents pane. You will have access to a layer's context menu, contextual tabs, and symbology. You also have access to limited navigation controls in the Map group on the 
    rotate map/layout in arcgis pro (2D) | GeoNet
    How does one rotate a map or layout in ArcGIS pro (like data frame tools in ArcMap)? I see how in 3D mode, but not in 2D mode.
    ArcGIS Pro Tips: Get Your Maps in Sync - Esri
    When you work with a web map in ArcGIS Pro, you probably want to be sure that you're using the latest and greatest version. Keeping your map up to date is especially important if it's shared with others, or if you're working in different applications; for example, in a mobile app or online. Map in ArcGIS Pro 
    Stereo mapping in ArcGIS Pro
    ArcGIS Pro stereo mapping provides the capabilities to view stereo pairs and collect 3D features. You can collect 3D point, line, and polygon features for various workflows such as parcel editing, creating simple 3D buildings, and measuring distances and heights. For stereo viewing, you can use either active shutter 
    ArcGIS Pro help—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    ArcGIS Pro is the essential application for creating and working with spatial data on your desktop. It provides tools to visualize, analyze, compile, and share your data. Build projects. ArcGIS Pro organizes the resources that you use to do your work into projects. A project contains maps, layouts, layers, tables, tasks, tools, and 
    ArcGIS Pro orthomapping tool | GeoNet
    Hello all,. I am trying to create an orthomapping workspace to stitch images taken by a drone. The .tiff images do not have the geolocation data. however, I have everything in a .txt file. When I added the images for the project, and loaded the geolocation.txt file and assigned all the relevant field,. however