GIS at UCD and on the Web: Introduction
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Install ArcGIS Desktop 10.8.1
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Installing ArcGIS Desktop 10.8.1Step-by-step guide to show you how to install the ArcGIS Desktop software and then complete the process by licensing it.
Updated November 2021.
ArcGIS is GIS software produced by the Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri) which allows you to collect, store, manage, visualise, export, analyse and map geographic data.
ArcGIS 10.8.1 is the desktop format of ArcGIS and is suitable for installation on PCs or laptops
Can I use ArcGIS on a Mac? There is no Mac version of ArcGIS. A Windows emulator (virtual PC) could be installed on a Mac in order to run ArcGIS. To be legally compliant you would need to purchase a full Microsoft Windows licence. ArcGIS will work on a Windows emulator - and Esri have their own advice here: www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/3d-gis/3d-gis/arcgis-pro-in-mac-os-x. More information here: gis.harvard.edu/faq/how-installing-arcgis-desktop-or-pro-mac-computer
Discover GIS
- Discover GISThis 30 minute presentation was delivered on the in December 2022 and gives a short overview of GIS, with examples from some UCD Schools and pointers on how to access GIS in UCD.
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Build Your Research Skills @ UCD Library
This semester, UCD Library Research Services is running in-person presentations and workshops on a range of practical topics to help support your research. Click on the image above for the full list of events available to book.
UCD Library Research Toolkit for Graduate and PhD Students
In addition to Build Your Research Skills an online 6-week lunchtime seminar programme UCD Library Research Toolkit will cover topics including Finding and Using Information, Academic Digital Identity + Social Media, Open Scholarship, Data Management Planning, an Introduction to GIS, and an Introduction to Searching for Systematic Reviews
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Service - Impact Case Study
The application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to research has two key benefits:
Acknowledgements
With thanks to Dr Ainhoa González Del Campo for her suggestions and assistance.
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