If it is desired to format the labels, right click any of the classifications under the label and select Labels’. Then format as desired. When ‘Symbol’ ‘Format complete your symbology tab may appear as below Click OK when complete and zoom in to your area of interest Save the current map document by the menu. ‘File/Save’ Example B: Create a dot-density map representing vet and non-vet counts for each zip code Right-click the name of the layer containing the joined data [HMISJoinedData in this case] Select then click the tab ‘Properties’ ‘Symbology’ On the left side of the window under select the heading and ‘Show’, ‘Quantities’ ensure that the density’ heading is selected ‘Dot Under the Selection’ label, double click the two fields representing the vet ‘Field and not vet counts for each zip code [Vet and NotVet in this case] Double click the Symbol next to each category selected above and select a unique color that will stand apart from the other [in this case I will select Red for Vet and Black for NotVet] Uncheck the checkbox labelled Density By’ in to persevere your ‘Maintain density setting (how many people each dot actually represents) Change the Value’ to 1 in order to create a 1 for 1 representation (each ‘Dot HMIS client will be represented by 1 dot on the map). Or, set the value as desired Save the current map document by the menu ‘File/Save’ Appendix D - Online GIS Workflow This appendix shows the appropriate steps to take aggregated HMIS data and create visualizations within an Online GIS (ArcGIS Online). It will cover the techniques to create the online maps, which can serve as the basis for presenting the maps in a variety of manners (story maps, web application, etc.) Prerequisites: Aggregated HMIS data at the zip code level Excel 2010 or Higher An ArcGIS Organizational/Developer Account Installed (requires ArcGIS Organizational/Developer Account) Online GIS Steps Overview Publish the aggregated HMIS data to an Online Service Create and Configure an Online Map consuming the service
If it is desired to format the labels, right click any of the classifications under the ‘Symbol’ label and select ‘Format Labels’. Then format as desired. When complete your symbology tab may appear as below Click OK when complete and zoom in to your area of interest Save the current map document by the ‘File/Save’ menu. Example B: Create a dot-density map representing vet and non-vet counts for each zip code Right-click the name of the layer containing the joined data [HMISJoinedData in this case] Select ‘Properties’ then click the ‘Symbology’ tab On the left side of the window under ‘Show’, select the ‘Quantities’ heading and ensure that the ‘Dot density’ heading is selected Under the ‘Field Selection’ label, double click the two fields representing the vet and not vet counts for each zip code [Vet and NotVet in this case] Double click the Symbol next to each category selected above and select a unique color that will stand apart from the other [in this case I will select Red for Vet and Black for NotVet] Uncheck the checkbox labelled ‘Maintain Density By’ in to persevere your density setting (how many people each dot actually represents) Change the ‘Dot Value’ to 1 in order to create a 1 for 1 representation (each HMIS client will be represented by 1 dot on the map). Or, set the value as desired Save the current map document by the ‘File/Save’ menu Appendix D - Online GIS Workflow This appendix shows the appropriate steps to take aggregated HMIS data and create visualizations within an Online GIS (ArcGIS Online). It will cover the techniques to create the online maps, which can serve as the basis for presenting the maps in a variety of manners (story maps, web application, etc.) Prerequisites: Aggregated HMIS data at the zip code level Excel 2010 or Higher An ArcGIS Organizational/Developer Account Installed (requires ArcGIS Organizational/Developer Account) Online GIS Steps Overview Publish the aggregated HMIS data to an Online Service Create and Configure an Online Map consuming the service