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1. #CREATE A CUSTOM MAP FOR BACKCOUNTRY NAVIGATOR PRO#
2. #CREATE A CUSTOM MAP FOR BACKCOUNTRY NAVIGATOR DOWNLOAD#

Your ArcGIS organizational administrator is responsible for configuring these licenses.

#CREATE A CUSTOM MAP FOR BACKCOUNTRY NAVIGATOR PRO#

ArcGIS Pro 2.3 is required to see the same user interface referenced in this exercise. ArcGIS Pro 2.2 or later is required to use the Share tab to create and share a mobile map package.

Mobile map packages can be created and shared with the Create Mobile Map Package and Share Package tools. You need ArcGIS Pro 1.4 or later to create your own travel modes and use feature editing templates.

You can create custom navigation maps with your organization's assets, locators, and roads in ArcGIS Pro 1.2 or later.

#CREATE A CUSTOM MAP FOR BACKCOUNTRY NAVIGATOR DOWNLOAD#

The inspectors will be able to download the map in Navigator and use it to get to stores throughout Paris. You'll then enable searching for stores, create a custom travel mode for getting walking directions to stores, package the data as a mobile map package, and share it with your ArcGIS organization. You'll add the store data to the transportation network dataset maintained by your organization. To provide the map the inspectors need, you'll use ArcGIS Pro. To enable the inspections, you need to create a map inspectors can use in Navigator that contains the stores, roads, and a custom travel mode that produces walking directions to stores. Some of the stores are within walking distance of each other.

The inspectors need to see, search for, and get directions to these stores on roads in the transportation network dataset that your organization maintains daily. Your colleagues need to inspect stores that your department granted loans to last year to see whether the loans have been well spent and if the department is accomplishing its mission of helping small businesses grow. In this exercise, you are the GIS administrator for the Small Business Development Administration in the City of Paris.