Introduction to ArcGIS Arcade

Arcade is used throughout ArcGIS, and many expressions can be used interchangeably between different applications and devices. 
 
Arcade was initially built to create custom labels, symbolization, and pop-up windows, but it has been developed over time to include a significantly wider range of capabilities. It can now be used in ArcGIS applications such as ArcGIS Dashboards and ArcGIS Field Maps to format elements and create conditional rules to control form visibility. 
Arcade can also be employed in other environments to create attribute rules, calculate new field values, evaluate feature constraints, perform geoanalytics, and configure geotriggers, among many other uses. 

Marc Hoogerwerf

AI and ChatGPT

Join this masterclass to discover the potential impact of AI and ChatGPT on automation consultancy services.

We'll explore how ChatGPT can streamline your daily tasks and make your work more efficient. 

Julian van Hummel

Analytics Translator (How to combine your domain expertise with data & analytics expertise)

Our company relies on existing domain knowledge and expertise. At clients and within projects, we encounter an exponential rise in the amount of data available and technological possibilities. Bridging the gap between client challenges, domain knowledge and data analytics opportunities, Analytics Translators play an essential role in extracting value out of the data. Are you ready to boost your development and make more impact by learning how you can take data analytics to the next level within your client projects?
 
Learning goal(s):  Understand the role and activities of the Analytics Translator and how you can apply this into practice at your client(s) and in your projects. 

Richard Kamst

A better understanding of the possibilities of Excel

Most people are not aware of the possibilities of Excel. They use what they are familiar with. In this workshop we want to show you what features are very useful and may speed up your work or enhance your products. Think about use of the Pivot-table, advanced functions and programming frequently used functions in VBA.  

Bertus van 't Wout

Design your own 3DExpo

Within this Masterclass we demonstrate a couple of 3DExpos that were used for online participation of inhabitants and stakeholders. After the demonstration you will design your own 3DExpo for a project you have in mind.

Micheline Hounjet

Serious Gaming: Engreeneering Game

Within this session we explain how we built a nature-based solutions game during the Digital Talent program of W&M. After the introduction you will play the game yourself and we will discuss the potential use of games like this as ice breakers within our projects.

Bas van Spronsen

Business Process Mapping

Business Process Mapping (BPM) is a powerful tool to provide insight in how we deliver our services. It can offer a range of benefits, such as:

• Providing a best practice guide

• Providing insight in relation between key input and key output figures

• Streamlining your workflow, or

• Highlighting what to steps would benefit the most from automating 

The aim of this master class is to demystify Business Process Mapping and provide some hands-on guidance to start Business Process Mapping yourself. 

Within this session we will explain what Business Process Mapping is and how it can be used to investigate engineering processes. We will demonstrate some examples from BL W&M and how the mapping resulted in ideas for standardization and automation.

Dennis Broere

How to automate your design process (with practical examples)?

The Dike Resilience Suite is a platform that will support project managers in our digital transformation. It gives them tools to manage an automated design process. It supports the PM with data management and collaboration in projects. It also facilitates quality assurance and helps to keep track of progress. In this way automated design can help the PM with decision making/design choices. 

In this masterclass we would like to discuss the benefits of a data driven dike design process for different stages of the design process. We would like to share how we are currently establishing this with the Dike Resilience Suite. 

Marcel van den Berg

KES: Showcases

Within this session we explain what KES (Knowledge Expert System) is and how to use it within your projects.

We showcase a variety of project examples.  

Julian van Hummel

KES: Build your own template

Within this session, we will guide you in setting up your own KES template.

Dennis van Kan