
Please watch this video, but as an alternative to watching the YouTube video on downloading Natural Earth Data, there is a polygeo.zip folder attached to this lecture that can be downloaded and unzipped to create a polygeo folder, with a Data subfolder containing the four Natural Earth shapefiles.
Learn to create and manipulate an ArcGIS project using the arcpy.mp classes, including ArcGISProject, Map, and Layer objects, adjusting map layers, symbology, visibility, and transparency.
Analyze the layout and map frame classes, modify page size and map frame position, adjust the anchor point to center, hide the map frame, and export the page to pdf.
Explore the Camera and Extent classes in ArcGIS Pro with ArcPy to zoom to country extents, set map frames, and produce a PDF with an overview map and title.
Use a python ide with arcpy to create and export pdf maps from ArcGIS Pro, filter by country with a definition query, and open the results in Adobe Reader.
Convert a Python script into an ArcGIS Pro Python script tool with a country name parameter and tool validation, generating maps with a legend.
Learn to back up the APRX, modify layouts in ArcGIS Pro, and export polished PDFs using arcpy.mp. Arrange overview maps, legends, and graticules for final map perfection.
To perform map automation, ArcGIS Pro uses its mp sub-module that has evolved from ArcMap's arcpy.mapping.
In this course, which is suitable for English-speaking students from anywhere in the world, you will:
All necessary data is downloaded from Natural Earth, and most code is available as attachments to download, so that you can choose whether to type every character or copy/paste each line.