Spatial Queries, Table Joins, and Relates with ArcGIS Pro

Data is at the core of your use of Geographic Information Systems or GIS. One of the most fundamental concepts and tasks you can master with GIS is understanding Spatial Queries, Table Joins, and Relates.
In this video, I will first teach you about what spatial queries are. I will then tell you about the very important concepts of table joins and relates.
Discussion of these concepts will be followed with hands-on demonstrations with the ArcGIS Pro software from Esri. I will show you how to compare and contrast various spatial querying joining and relating techniques so you can see how these techniques play out in action and help you to grow your GIS skill sets.
Video Chapters:
0:00:00 Beginning
0:00:38 Introduction
0:01:13 What is a Query?
0:02:17 Table, Rows, and Columns - Basic Structured Query Language (SQL)
0:03:28 Overview of Structured Query Language (SQL)
0:04:34 Structured Query Language (SQL) WHERE Clause in a GIS Context
0:05:33 Spatial Operators for Querying
0:06:23 Introduction to Hands On Part 1 - Identify, Select by Graphic, Select by Location, Select by Attribute, Definition Query
0:07:01 Identify Tool Demonstration
0:07:55 Select by Graphic Demonstration
0:09:32 Select by Location Demonstration
0:11:22 Select by Attribute Demonstration
0:13:38 Definition Query Demonstration
0:15:55 Table Join Concept Discussion
0:17:31 Table Joining for Cartography Concept Discussion
0:18:32 Spatial Join Concept Discussion
0:20:33 Relate Concept Discussion
0:21:23 Table Join Demonstration
0:24:58 Spatial Join Demonstration
0:28:39 Relate Demonstration
0:33:01 Video Summary
Software:
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[@thatguy740]

This was a very helpful video! Thank you for everything you do.

[@GIScienceRIT]

Thank you for your nice comment! Be sure to hit the like button and subscribe to the channel for further updates, happy learning and thank you again!

[@JohnDoe-xp9rd]

A friend of mine once converted data in ArcGis into XML format , sent it to other network to an other operator who loaded it into his WS and had all the data shown on his map with a few clicks with all the layers and stuff

[@GIScienceRIT]

That's great! Yes lots of options exist for data exchange. Thank you for your comment.