Bonnie Shrewsbury, MA,GISP, is the GIS manager for the City of Manhattan Beach, California. She has over 26 years of experience in GIS, including 16 years of co-teaching with Barry a GIS course at the University of Southern California (USC) for graduate-level planning and public policy students.Barry Waite has almost 40 years of local government experience as an administrator and city planner. He has a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Southern California where he teaches GIS with Bonnie. He is also a city council member for the city of Lomita, California.

• Chapter 1: Exploring the ArcGIS Pro interfaceChapter 2: Creating reference maps and layoutsChapter 3: Preparing your dataChapter 4: Joining tables to GIS dataChapter 5: Creating thematic mapsChapter 6: GeocodingChapter 7: Creating categorical mapsChapter 8: Working with data tablesChapter 9: Enriching your dataChapter 10: Mapping x,y coordinate dataChapter 11: Editing feature dataChapter 12: Performing data queriesChapter 13: Performing location queriesChapter 14: Using geoprocessing toolsChapter 15: Creating geodatabasesChapter 16: Joining featuresChapter 17: Working with imageryChapter 18: Using 3D dataChapter 19: Adding a table and chart to a layoutChapter 20: Sharing your workChapter 21: Publishing your work (bonus skill)

Bonnie Shrewsbury, MA,GISP, is the GIS manager for the City of Manhattan Beach, California. She has over 26 years of experience in GIS, including 16 years of co-teaching with Barry a GIS course at the University of Southern California (USC) for graduate-level planning and public policy students.Barry Waite has almost 40 years of local government experience as an administrator and city planner. He has a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Southern California where he teaches GIS with Bonnie. He is also a city council member for the city of Lomita, California.

• Chapter 1: Exploring the ArcGIS Pro interfaceChapter 2: Creating reference maps and layoutsChapter 3: Preparing your dataChapter 4: Joining tables to GIS dataChapter 5: Creating thematic mapsChapter 6: GeocodingChapter 7: Creating categorical mapsChapter 8: Working with data tablesChapter 9: Enriching your dataChapter 10: Mapping x,y coordinate dataChapter 11: Editing feature dataChapter 12: Performing data queriesChapter 13: Performing location queriesChapter 14: Using geoprocessing toolsChapter 15: Creating geodatabasesChapter 16: Joining featuresChapter 17: Working with imageryChapter 18: Using 3D dataChapter 19: Adding a table and chart to a layoutChapter 20: Sharing your workChapter 21: Publishing your work (bonus skill)

Bonnie Shrewsbury, MA,GISP, is the GIS manager for the City of Manhattan Beach, California. She has over 26 years of experience in GIS, including 16 years of co-teaching with Barry a GIS course at the University of Southern California (USC) for graduate-level planning and public policy students.Barry Waite has almost 40 years of local government experience as an administrator and city planner. He has a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Southern California where he teaches GIS with Bonnie. He is also a city council member for the city of Lomita, California.

• Chapter 1: Exploring the ArcGIS Pro interfaceChapter 2: Creating reference maps and layoutsChapter 3: Preparing your dataChapter 4: Joining tables to GIS dataChapter 5: Creating thematic mapsChapter 6: GeocodingChapter 7: Creating categorical mapsChapter 8: Working with data tablesChapter 9: Enriching your dataChapter 10: Mapping x,y coordinate dataChapter 11: Editing feature dataChapter 12: Performing data queriesChapter 13: Performing location queriesChapter 14: Using geoprocessing toolsChapter 15: Creating geodatabasesChapter 16: Joining featuresChapter 17: Working with imageryChapter 18: Using 3D dataChapter 19: Adding a table and chart to a layoutChapter 20: Sharing your workChapter 21: Publishing your work (bonus skill)