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1. On the Desktop, double-click the Computer icon > gisdata (\\file-rnas.rice.edu) (R:) > Short_Courses > IntroductionData_Interpolation_toand_GeoprocessingExtraction.
2. To create a personal copy of the tutorial data, drag the GeoprocessingInterpolation folder onto the Desktop.
3. Close all windows.

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1. Click GeoprocessingInterpolation.zip above to download the tutorial data.
2. Open the Downloads folder.
3. Right-click GeoprocessingInterpolation.zip and select Extract All....
4. In the 'Extract Compressed (Zipped) Folders' window, accept the default location into the Downloads folder and click Extract.
5. Drag the unzipped GeoprocessingInterpolation folder onto your Desktop.
6. Close all windows.

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1. On the Desktop, double-click the GeoprocessingInterpolation folder.
2. Double-click the GeoprocessingInterpolation.aprx project file to open the project in ArcGIS Pro.

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1. On the right side of the ArcMap window, in the Catalog pane, click the Project tabpane.
2. In the Project tab, double-click Folders to expand its contents.
3. Double-click the Interpolation folder to expand its contents.
4. Double-click the HurricaneData geodatabase to expand its contents.
5. the Catalog pane on the right, expand the Folders folder.
6. Expand the Interpolation folder.
7. Expand the Interpolation geodatabase.
8. Right-click the Texas feature class and select Add To New MapDrag the Texas feature class into the Map Display.

A rough outline of the state of Texas appears in your new Map Display windowview.

1. Again, in the Catalog pane, drag right-click the Hurricane feature class into the Map Displayand select Add To Current Map.

The rings represent the particular wind speed readings for the hurricane.

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