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1 Lab Assignment 5 Geoprocessing Service Due Date: 01/24/2014 Overview Geoprocessing is one of the original purposes or functions when GIS was invented. It provides tools and a framework for performing analysis and managing/processing the data. In Desktop GIS, geoprocessing provides a large suite of tools for performing GIS tasks that range from simple buffers and polygon overlays to complex regression analysis and image classification. To share the geoprocessing work (e.g. models) and data used, you can create a geoprocessing package which can be ed to your colleagues or uploaded to arcgis.com where they can reach a broad audience. In that sense, it can be considered Web GIS. You can also create web services based on your geoprocessing workflows. These geoprocessing services can then be consumed by ArcGIS for Desktop, ArcGIS Explorer, and any web GIS applications. This lab assignment is designed to help you become familiar with creating georprocessing services and also different options for consuming these products. Specifically, this assignment is divided into four parts: Part I: Authoring Geoprocessing Workflows Part II: Creating Geoprocessing Packages Part III: Publishing Geoprocessing Services Part IV: Consuming Geoprocessing Services Part I: Authoring Geoprocessing Workflows Geoprocessing is an important part of Desktop GIS. I assume that you are familiar with the common geoprocessing tools and also the working environment (e.g. ModelBuilder). Even if you know geoprocessing well, I still recommend that you brush up on this topic from the links below. Why? There have been significant new development or changes from the previous versions to ArcGIS One of the new developments was about geoprocessing. For example, in ArcGIS 10.1 and above, you can create geoprocessing package to share your model. Also, there are major differences in terms of publishing geoprocessing services from 10.0 to 10.1 and Therefore, I highly recommend you to update your knowledge by reading more from the ArcGIS Resources web site. 1
2 A quick tour of geoprocessing o A quick tour of ModelBuilder o 0 The first step is to create a map document. Then, you will need to create a geoprocessing workflow. In this case, I created a model using ModelBuilder. The workflows of this geoprocessing tool are: 1. Click anywhere on the map to identify a point 2. Define a search distance 3. Identify all the hospitals within the search distance of the point 4. Display the selected hospitals on the map automatically Here below is the model that I created. I have posted a copy of this model so that you can use and customize. You can also feel free to create your own model when working on this assignment. 2
3 Make sure you set up the Workspace and Scratch Workspace in the Environment Settings dialog window. Also, in ArcMap, click on the tab Geoprocessing and then Geoprocessing Options Make sure you check the small box in front of these items: Overwrite the outputs of geoprocessing operations Add results of geoprocessing operations to the display 3
4 Before you can share this geoprocessing workflow, you will have to run it first. You must run it by double-clicking the model from ArcCatalog. Don t run the model when it is opened in the ModelBuilder. 4
5 Then, click on anywhere on the map to create a point. Now, click on button OK. The model should run and create the result. A new layer will be automatically added into Table of Content. Also the hospitals meeting the criteria will be selected on the map. 5
6 Part II: Creating Geoprocessing Packages Now, click on the tab Geoprocessing and then select Results. This will open the Results window. Right click on the latest (successful) session and then Share As. From here you have two options: Creating a Geoprocessing Package Publishing a Geoprocessing Service In this part of assignment, you will try the geoprocessing package. A geoprocessing package is a convenient way to share geoprocessing workflows by packaging one or more tools and the data used by the tools into a single compressed file (.gpk). All resources (models, scripts, data, layers, and files) needed to reexecute the tools are included in the package. Note: Geoprocessing packages were introduced in ArcGIS 10.1 for Desktop. You cannot create or use geoprocessing packages with versions earlier than Once the geoprocessing package is created, you share a package like any other file via , FTP, the cloud, thumb drives, and so on. 6
7 There are two options for sharing the geoprocessing package: Sharing through ArcGIS.com Sharing through the.gpk file Let s try the first option for now. Make sure you fill in the Item Description and Tags. This is required in order to proceed. 7
8 To make sure everything is OK, you can click on the Analyze button. If there is no error message, then you are ready to go by clicking on the Share button. Otherwise, you need to fix the errors. After clicking on the Share button, it will bring up the dialog window below. You can log in using the user ID and password for ArcGIS.com that you did in Lab 4. If successful, you now can log into ArcGIS.com where you should be able to find the newly created/shared geoprocessing package in My Content section. 8
9 Now, you can try the second option by saving the package into a file. Make sure you fill in the Item Description and Tags as below. 9
10 If successful, you should be able to locate the geoprocessing package file in the folder that you defined. From there, you can share it with anyone by , FTP, etc. To use the geoprocessing package, you have different options. The contents will automatically be added to your application (ArcMap, ArcGlobe, or ArcScene). In the Catalog window, Search window, or Windows Explorer, double-click the geoprocessing package. You can also drag the package onto the Results window or the ArcMap canvas. In the Catalog window, right-click the package and click Unpack. From ArcGIS Online, open any package by clicking the Open button. When a geoprocessing package has been opened, one or more results are added to the Results window beneath the Shared node. To execute the tool that created the result, right-click the result and choose Open. This opens the tool's dialog box. You can then change parameters if desired and click OK to execute. Alternatively, you can choose Re Run to immediately execute the tool. This is the same as opening the dialog box, leaving the parameters unchanged, and clicking OK. 10
11 Part III: Publishing Geoprocessing Services A geoprocessing service contains one or more geoprocessing tasks. A geoprocessing task is a geoprocessing tool running on a server and its execution and outputs are managed by the server. When you share a geoprocessing result as a geoprocessing service, a corresponding geoprocessing task is created from the tool that created the result. Task is a term that web-based APIs (such as JavaScript, SilverLight, and Flex) use to describe routines that do work on a server and return results. The general steps of publishing geoprocesing services are similar to those of publishing map services. 1. Authoring geoprocessing tasks Usually you want to use ModelBuilder to author geoprocessing tasks. If you have an existing model with parameters that you can run successfully in ArcGIS for Desktop, you can share it in a service without modification. 2. Publishing geoprocessing tasks into services 3. Consuming geoprocessing services To publish a geoprocessing service, you need a result in the Results window and an administrator or publisher connection to an ArcGIS Server. After successfully running the geoprocessing model, right-click the result and choose Share As > Geoprocessing Service. 11
12 The Share as Service Wizard will guide you through some steps that are similar to those for publishing map services. When publishing, your tool is checked to make sure it has minimal documentation a summary and one or more tags and you can enter these using the Service Editor. 12
13 Similarly, you will also need to document the tools. 13
14 Before publishing, it is always a good practice to use the Analyze button in the Service Editor. It helps you identify errors and other potential issues that you need to address before you can publish your geoprocessing service. When analyzing your service, you'll notice three types of messages in the Prepare window. You can right-click each message to get a quick suggestion on how you can address that specific issue. This will also give you access to a help topic with more information, such as additional repair options. The item in bold in the Description column is the default approach for addressing each issue. When a geoprocessing service is published, all output datasets in your result are copied to the server to ensure that a result map service can initialize and run. These output datasets are needed because a map service checks the data sources for all its layers during startup. If any dataset does not exist, the map service fails to start. After successfully publishing the geoprocessing service, you can find it within the REST folder on our GIS server. 14
15 Part IV: Consuming Geoprocessing Services Once a geoprocessing service is published, it can be consumed in many different ways. Using geoprocessing services in Desktop ArcGIS Using geoprocessing services in Python scripts Using geoprocessing services in ArcGIS Explorer for Windows Desktop Using geoprocessing services from ArcGIS.com Using geoprocessing services in web applications Since there are so many information and application scenarios, it can be difficult to go through each one of them. To learn more details, you should refer to this web page w000000/ (expand the section Using geoprocessing services ) To use geoprocessing service in Desktop GIS, you can access it through the connection to the GIS server. See below. Once you locate the published geoprocessing service from the GIS server, you can simply double-click the tool. 15
16 Click anywhere on the map to create a point. Then, click OK. Note: It may take a few seconds for the result to be displayed in the Table of Content and also the hospitals to be selected on the map. This is because the geoprocessing tool is run through the Internet, not from your local computer. 16
17 You can also add this published geoprocessing service into the ArcToolbox. See below. Once it s added into the ArcToolbox, you can double-click the tool and run it, just what you would do for a locally created geoprocessing model. The only difference is that the geoprocessing service will take a bit longer to run. You can also add the geoprocessing service on ArcGIS.com to share. Log in ArcGIS.com. Click My Content. Click Add Item. Navigate to the REST folder where you stored the geoprocessing service. Note: You must provide information about the title and tags before proceeding. 17
18 After adding it to ArcGIS.com, you should be able to see it listed under My Content. Then, you can decide how to share it. 18
19 Lastly, you can also use the geoprocessing service in web applications such as JavaScript API, Flex API, and Silverlight API. You can add a result map service to web applications similar to how you add dynamic map services. A layer in a result map service corresponds to geodataset output of the geoprocessing task. When you add a result map service to web applications, all the output layers in the result map service will be added to the web application. To add a geoprocessing functionality provided by a task in your web application, follow the four steps below: 1. Initialize the geoprocessing task. 2. Set up parameters for the task. 3. Run the task. 4. Render the results. There are three options to add a geoprocessing in a web application: They are: ArcGIS API for JavaScript ArcGIS API for Flex ArcGIS API for Microsoft Silverlight/WPF To learn more about how to add the groprocessing service in a JavaScript web application, you can refer to this page for details Note: This part of exercise is optional. You should try if you have time and interest. Your tasks: You need to go through all the steps that have been discussed from Part I until Part IV. You can use the same model that I created. Or, you can also create your own model if you wish. Be creative! THE END
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