Animate Your Maps with ArcGIS Pro

Learn some simple tricks to make your map come alive with the often missed animation tools within ArcGIS Pro. We cover getting started with the animation toolset, it's must-know features and finish on an 'art of the possible' final product.
Richard Junokas - Esri UK
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Additional Resources:
ArcGIS Pro animation overview - pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/lat...
Adding animation overlays - pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/lat...
Dynamic text - pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/lat...
Animating a pandemic blog post - resource.esriuk.com/blog/anim...
ArcGIS Pro animation web course - www.esri.com/training/catalog...
ArcGIS Pro for GIS professionals training course - store.esriuk.com/product/intr...

[@cirvis240]

Thanks, very helpful for building a simple animation.

[@Alvy93]

Great video!

[@diakaridiakeita8970]

Hi Richard, this ArcGIS Pro program is very interesting !

[@gregsaunders8467]

Nice work. I was however expecting an explanation related to the initial video, showing movement like a species over a landscape, not earthquake. I will look into this further. I'm not sure how that animation is represented by two key frames in practice but if you have other analyses related to your ship movement across a landscape, I'd be interested. Thanks!

[@nasratullahomari]

Hi I have a question. how can we add the Pie chart to this animated map so when i am putting map and Pie chart in the layout then that can't be exported as video so how to add it the pie chart to the map view amination?

[@rachellapensee3766]

Hi I have questions on how the first map at the beginning of the video is animated. I’m struggling to create animation for tracking data that I would like to to flow in a similar style with the fading trail.

[@ESRIUK1]

Hi Rachel. The first animated map example comes from one of the exercises in our Cartography MOOC (www.esri.com/training/mooc/), which is well worth signing up for. The key to this animation is the use of two date fields to control when each track location appears and then disappears - set to a fixed interval so each location displays for a short period and then drops as the track moves on.