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ArcGIS Online for Watershed Groups

This overview examines the use of ArcGIS Online for watershed management, highlighting its pros and cons for groups like the Clinton County Soil & Water Conservation District. While some may prefer ArcMap for editing and imports, ArcGIS Online offers features such as direct file access from the web, interactive presentations, and various base maps. Despite limitations like a 1,000-feature import cap and limited labeling options, it provides valuable tools for data management, privacy considerations, and extensive resource material. Discover the potential for collaboration and visualization in watershed projects.

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ArcGIS Online for Watershed Groups

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  1. ArcGIS Online for Watershed Groups Ben Reinhart Clinton County Soil & Water Conservation District

  2. + - Pros & Cons Some may prefer to do the majority of edits and imports in ArcMap Photos need to be hosted Need to determine which viewer is preferred 1,000 Feature Limit on imported layers Limited labeling features Cannot import layer or raster files • Able to access files straight from web (e.g.HUC, STORET, 303/305 Reports, TMDLs, etc.) • Wide variety of base maps • Very easy to share and has ability to create “interactive” slides • Editing display characteristics is relatively easy (thumbnails?) • Query tools/Address Locator • Extensive resource materials available

  3. Interactive Presentations • http://www.arcgis.com/explorer/?present=8e06c324fe0f4bd5a1c39e5487c4f8f8

  4. Next Steps • Privacy Issues • Data Management • Explore Dashboard Gadgets (i.e. charts, graphs, gauges, etc.) • Research Forms & Blogs • Points of Interest • Water Trails • Incorporate into website

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