Map—ArcPy | ArcGIS Desktop - ArcGIS Pro
    A Map in ArcGIS Pro represents a collection of tabular and symbolized geographic layers and also persists information like coordinate system, default views of the data, and various other metadata. The only way to visualize the contents of a Map is in either a map view, that is, as a tab in the application with its own table of 
    Explore 3D data—Get Started with ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS
    If necessary, open the Venice Acqua Alta project in ArcGIS Pro. On the Map tab, in the Layer group, click the Add Data button. In the Add Data window, under Portal, click All Portal. In the search box, type Venice_Elevation_Data owner: Learn_ArcGIS and press Enter. Search for data. Double-click Venice_Elevation_Data to 
    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 
    Ortho mapping workspace for scanned aerial imagery—ArcGIS Pro
    To create an ortho mapping workspace from scanned images, you will need to prepare a frame table that defines the exterior orientations of the images, and a camera table that defines the internal orientation information of the camera. The two tables can be in a .csv format or as an ArcGIS supported table; see Frames table 
    Exporting ArcGIS Pro maps to the ArcGIS Workflow Manager database
    The Export Map button on the Workflow tab sends ArcGIS Pro maps (.mapx) into your workflow manager database.
    ArcGIS Pro: Ribbons, Toolbars, and UI Hacks - Esri
    There are many reasons to use ArcGIS Pro. Maybe you need 64-bit geoprocessing or lightning fast mapping to get your job done. Perhaps your project requires multiple layouts and maps, or you wanted to finally step into 3DGIS. Pro's full integration with ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise also provides  
    Add data to a project—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    With ArcGIS Pro, you can create maps and scenes by adding data from your own computer, from a local network, or from a project or map package. You can also add data from your ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise portal, or another portal such as the Living Atlas of the World. In this tutorial, you will add data from Living  
    Reshape map topology edges—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    In the Modify Features pane, Reshape can reshape feature segments as topological edges when you enable Map Topology and click the Edges tab in the tool pane. Features that are topologically connected are automatically edited to match your changes and remain contiguous when you finish the edit.
    Analyze your GIS resource—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    Analyzing helps identify performance delays and errors that you'll need to address before you can share your GIS resource as a package, web layer, webmap, or web scene.
    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.
    Symbolize map layers—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    Symbolize point, line, and polygon features. Customize symbols and set visibility ranges. Apply Unique Value symbols to bus routes. Apply heat map symbology to population density. Includes video.
    Map package—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    Map packages (.mpkx) make it easy to share complete maps. A map package is a file that contains a map (.mapx) and the data referenced by its layers. Map packages can be used for easy sharing of maps between colleagues in a work group, across departments in an organization, or with other ArcGIS users through  
    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 
    Tutorial: Getting started with arcpy.mp - ArcGIS Pro
    The process of referencing a layer file is identical to referencing a project, except you use the addLayer method on the Map object rather than the ArcGISProject function. In the Python window, type the following: >>> m.addLayer(. The autocompletion shows that there is one required parameter named add_layer_or_layerfile 
    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 
    Block adjustment—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    When an ortho mapping workspace is created, the next step is to perform block adjustment using the tools in the Adjust and Refine groups. The adjustment tools encapsulate operations of computing match points (tie points) from overlapped images and performing triangulation calculations. The adjustment tools use an 
    Elevation surfaces—Properties of maps | ArcGIS Desktop - ArcGIS Pro
    Elevation surfaces define height values across the extent of a map or scene.
    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 
    Author and share a map—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop
    You can use ArcGIS Pro to create and share web maps. This tutorial guides you through the process of adjusting the symbology for map layers, configuring pop- ups, analyzing the map for sharing, and sharing the map on ArcGIS.com.
    Ortho mapping workspace for drone imagery—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS
    To create an ortho mapping workspace for processing your drone images, you will need two files with information about your drone imagery: the geolocation information and the camera information. The image Geolocation information includes information about the drone imagery, such as latitude, longitude, and altitude.