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1. Click Intro.zip above to download the tutorial data.
2. Open the Downloads folder.
3. Right-click Intro.zip and select Extract All....
4. In the 'Extract Compressed (Zipped) Folders' window, accept the default location into the Downloads folder.
5. Uncheck Show extracted files when complete.
6. Click Extract.
7. Directly within the Downloads folder, drag the Intro folder onto your Desktop.

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Getting Started with ArcGIS Pro

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1. In the Contents pane, right-click the HGAC_tracts layer name and select Data > Export Features.
2. In the Geoprocessing pane, for 'Output Feature Class' type "HarrisTracts". If the full file path is shown, ensure that you leave everything in the file path through Intro.gdb\.
3. At the bottom of the Geoprocessing pane, click Run.
4. To see the results, in the Contents pane, right-click the newly exported HarrisTracts layer name and select Zoom To Layer.
5. In the Contents pane, right-click the original HGAC_tracts layer and select Remove. Note that this process does not delete the layer from you your project geodatabase, but only removes the layer from this particular Census Tracts map.

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1. In the 'Selecting Features By Attributes' section above, repeat steps 2-5 for the HarrisTracts layer with the expression: (GEOID10 is equal to 482014120048201412100). You can type in the FIPS code to have it highlighted in the drop-down list rather than scrolling through the entire list to locate it.
   
   You should see the Rice University census tract selected on your map, as shown below. Next you will zoom in closer.
   
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2. In the Contents pane, right-click the HarrisTracts layer name and select Selection > Zoom To Selection.
   
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3. In the 'Exporting Selected Features' section above, repeat steps 21-5 with the e3 with the HarrisTracts layer. for 'Output Feature Class' type "Rice".

Selecting Selecting Features By Location

Now we will create a map of the bus stops and bus routes within your neighborhoodthat serve the Rice campus. We could continue to do our mapping work within the existing map, but, since we are now focusing on different thematic layers in a different geographic extent, this could be a good time to create a second map within our project.

1. On the ribbon, click the Insert tab.
2. In the Project group, click the New Map button.
3. At the bottom of the Geoprocessing pane, click the Catalog pane tab. 
4. Rename the new Map1 to "Rice Bus Routes".
5. From the Catalog pane, within the Intro.gdb geodatabase, add the METRO_BusRoutes,  the map My Tract and add MyTract, METRO_BusStops and METRO_BusRoutes.
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   , and Rice feature classes to the new Rice Bus Routes map.
6. in the Contents pane, right-click the Rice layer name and selectZoom To Layer.

You will now select all the bus stops within the Rice census tract. To include bus stops across the street from Rice, you will add a search distance of 50 feet from Rice.

1. On the ribbon, in the In the Selection group, click the Select By Location button to open the Select Layer By Location tool in the Geoprocessing pane. 
   
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2. For 'Input Feature LayerFeatures', select select METRO_BusStops.
3. For 'Relationship', select select Within a distance.
4. For 'Selection Features', select MyTractRice.
5. For the 'Search Distance' type, type '50' Feet.
6. Ensure the 'Selection type' is 'New selection'.
7. Ensure your 'Select Layer By Location' tool settings appear as shown below and click click Run.
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   Do not clear the selection. Repeat Step 6, searching for bus , as we will use the selected bus stops to now select the bus routes within 100 ft of a bus stop in your neighborhood.
   
   
8. For In the 'Select Layer by Location' tool, for the 'Input Feature Layer', select METRO_BusRoutes.
9. For 'Relationship' , select Within a distance for the 'Relationship'. Select BusStops for the .
10. For 'Selecting Features', select METRO_BusStops.
11. For 'Search Distance', type "100" Feet.
12. . Type '100' for the 'Search Distance'. Ensure the 'Selection type' is 'Add to the current New selection'.
13. Ensure your 'Select Layer By Location' tool settings appear as shown below and click Run.
    
    
    Your map should now have selected all
    All bus stops within 50 feet of your neighborhood Rice, as well as all bus routes that run within 100ft of those bus stops. are 100 feet from those stops should now be selected on your map, as shown below.
    
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14. In the Contents pane, right-click the METRO_BusStops layer name and BusRoutes and select Data > Export Features.
15. In the Geoprocessing pane,  click the for 'Output Feature Class' field to edit the name. Replace HGAC_BusStops with "MyBusStops". type "RiceBusRoutes". Ensure that you leave everything in the file path through Intro.gdb\.
16. Click Run.
17. In the Contents pane,  right-click the METRO_BusStops and select Remove.
18. Right-click the original METRO_BusRoutes layer name and select Data > Export Features and select Remove.
    
    You should now have two layers in your Contents pane: RiceBusRoutes and Rice.
    
    
19. In the Geoprocessing Contents pane, click the 'Output Feature Class' field to edit the name. ReplaceBusRoutes with "MyBusRoutes". Ensure that you leave everything in the file path through Intro.gdb\.In the Contents pane, right-click and remove METRO_BusStops and METRO_BusRoutes. You should now have three layers in your Contents pane, MyTract, MyBusStops, and MyBusRoutes.right-click RiceBusRoutes and select Zoom To Layer.
    
    The result is a map showing you everywhere you can get by bus from the Rice campus without transferring between routes.
    
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Presenting and Sharing Maps

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Once you are finished with your analysis, you may want to create a map that is suitable for adding to a report, presentation, or sharing with others who don't have access to ArcGIS software.

1. On the ribbon, click the Insert tab.
2. Click the New Layout button.
3. If you wanted to create a custom image size for insertion into a report or presentation, you could select Custom page size at the bottom of the options, but for a full page layout, select Letter 8.5" x 11" at the top left of the options.

to create a map that is suitable for adding to a report, presentation, or sharing with others who don't have access to ArcGIS software.

1. On the ribbon, click the Insert tab.
2. Click the New Layout button.
3. If you wanted to create a custom image size for insertion into a report or presentation, you could select Custom page size at the bottom of the options, but for a full page layout, select Letter 8.5" x 11" at the top left of the options.
4. On the Insert tab, click the Map Frame button with the drop-down arrow.
5. Under the 'Rice Bus Routes' map section, select the second frame that is labeled with a scale, such as 1:500:000.
6. Click and hold near the top left corner of the layout page and drag the rectangle near the bottom right corner or the layout page.

On the Insert tab, the Map Surrounds group and Text group have buttons which allow you to insert a legend, scale bar, text box, and more. Detailed More tips for creating a layout are covered in the Map Layouts for Publication short course.

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1. On the ribbon, click the Share tab.
2. Click the Export Layout button.
3. On the left, click the Desktop folder.
4. Double-click the Intro folder.
5. Export Layout button.
6. For 'File Type', select PDF.
7. For 'Name, click the Browse button and navigate to the Desktop > Intro folder.
8. At the bottom of the 'Export' window, for File name:, type "Rice Bus RoutesFor 'Resolution (DPI)', type "300".
9. Click Save.
10. Click Export.
11. Save and close the project.
12. Open the saved PDF in your Intro folder to see the result.

To continue learning intermediate topics in ArcGIS, refer to the courses in the other ArcGIS Pro Series.