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Greetings!
Welcome to the Juniper GIS newsletter. |
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Presentations to Download |
You can find a number of presentations on our website for topics that can improve your GIS skills. These are PowerPoint presentations you can download. Here is the link: Juniper GIS Presentations
List of the available GIS presentations. Let us know if you find them helpful.
Model Builder
Projections
Suitablity Modeling
GeoDatabase Toplogy
Spatial Analyst and Raster Analysis
Editing Tips
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Where in the World are Juniper GIS Hats? |
Check out our website to see who has been caught wearing these sporty, attractive hats around town. You will find pictures of Chris, Bernard, Marcelle, Seshu, John, Patti and many others. Juniper GIS Hats
If you have had your picture taken wearing a Juniper GIS hat, you just might find yourself pictured on our website. We would like to add lots more people to our gallery of Juniper GIS hats, so please send us your pictures. Think about us when you are out and about with your Juniper GIS hat and take a picture. If you don't have a Juniper GIS, but would like one, go to our website for details. |
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Latest Schedule of Classes |
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Mar 29 - Apr 9 |
Working with Geodatabases
An E-learning class |
Your place |
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Apr 12 - 13 |
ArcGIS Desktop I: Getting started with GIS |
Olympia, WA |
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Apr 22 -23 |
Introduction to Spatial Analyst for ArcGIS |
Olympia, WA |
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May 3 - 5 |
ArcGIS Desktop II: Tools & Functionality |
Boise, ID |
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May 10 - 12 |
ArcGIS Desktop II: Tools & Functionality |
Portland, OR |
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May 13 - 14 |
ArcGIS Desktop III: GIS Workflows & Analysis |
Portland, OR |
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May 17 - 19 |
ArcGIS Desktop II: Tools & Functionality |
Olympia, WA |
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May 20 - 21 |
ArcGIS Desktop III: GIS Workflows & Analysis |
Olympia, WA |
See our website for details and descriptions for these classes - http://www.junipergis.com/training/schedule.
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E-Learning class |
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Working with Geodatabases, a 2-day class, is now available online in two different formats.
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Self-paced version allows you to download the manual and the data. You work through it at your own pace. When you have questions, you can email them to John. For a little extra, the manual and data can be mailed to you.
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E-learning version takes place within a designated time period and there are online chats. You can interact with John and the other students and see their questions and comments, as well.
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Juniper John's Sage Advice |
Another way to save time and effort with ArcToolbox tools is to drag them into the Table of contents, where they become "Tool Layers." This looks like a layer, but runs like a tool. You can see where I created a group layer with several common tools.
When you use a tool layer, the tool remembers all the parameters, so you don't have to completely fill in the dialog box each time you run the tool layer, which speeds operations. The only quirk is that the results of the tool are placed in the table of contents as a layer under the tool with the name "Output Feature Class." The output name used in the tool will be saved as it's source name, and then you can just drag the layer to a different section of the table of contents and rename it.
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Layla's Latitudes & Attitudes |
I would rather be laying in the sun at Juniper GIS South. John and Patti went south and left me here with Travis and Kelly to stoke the fire.
I've heard that John is planning a GIS training in Mexico hosted by a conservation group. Maybe some of you can join him there for training, and maybe he'll even take me.
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Visit our Blog |
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Visit the Juniper GIS blog and interact with us about all things GIS, or whatever else you care to comment on -- Juniper GIS Blog.
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Sincerely,
Patti Bailey
Juniper GIS |
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