1. After filling out the ArcGIS license request form, make sure you select to request "ArcGIS Pro". You will receive an email from a Map & Data Library staff member with an ISO file, which you will have to unpack with a file archiver software like 7-zip (available here).

Please note that this tutorial is intended for U of T users who are using ArcGIS Online for the first time. If you established an Online account before the UTORid system was enabled, please continue to use that username and password; logging in with your UTORid is unnecessary.

This tutorial will take you through two ways of logging in to your ESRI ArcGIS Online account for the first time using your UTORid.

Introduction to ArcGIS Online Workshop

STEPS:

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Setting up working environment
  • Step 1 - Download the DEM dataset
  • Step 2 - Download City of Toronto boundary file
  • Step 3 - Setting up a working directory and establish folder connection
• Clipping Raster - Using ArcToolbox
• Clipping Raster

Finding, Downloading, and Mapping Census Data

Data Sources:

For the City of Toronto:

0.5 Meter interval contour map (Lidar):

(https://mdl.library.utoronto.ca/collections/geospatial-data/toronto-lidar-2015)

1 Meter interval contour map:

Example 1: Batch Clip

This first example model will be used to process a batch clip. It will iterate through shapefiles in a directory, and clip each one based on another shapefile’s area, and save the new clipped shapefiles to a different directory.

To download a DEM file from GeoGratis as was done in this tutorial, follow the instructions in this guide. [UPDATE LINK]

You may also find these related guides helpful as you work with DEM files: [UPDATE LINKS]

For an accessible introduction to coordinate systems and map projections, please see the Coordinate Systems and Projections page in the Scholars GeoPortal user guide.

1. Use the Add Data button to add each of the datasets you wish to convert to the map document.