1. What is ArcPY? Part2

    Arcpy generated Point Feature Data from Ground water contamination, PFAS chemical levels and MNPCA clean up activity sites

    • Multiple Shapefile data sources access programmatically online and converted to points in Arcpy, then mapped with ArcGIS pro
    • Shown below is a dashboard of these data for the latest sampling dates where contamination data is grouped by city/township

    What is Arcpy?: Part 2

    Reminder: Arcpy is a Python library for automating GIS tasks in Arc GIS Pro

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  2. Introduction to Functional Programming

    Functional programming

    • a style of programming where your output is determined solely by your input
    • The function does not change anything outside of it or depend on external data to produce the output

    Why use Functional programming?:

    • makes your code easier to understand, test, debug and build upon
    • It's widely used in data analysis and other fields where computation is important
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  3. Introduction to Jupyter Notebooks and Pandas

    Jupyter Notebooks

    • This is a jupyter notebook file (file extension is .ipynb for python notebook versus .py for standard python scripts)
    • It is a format used by many data scientists and researchers for analysis and visualization tasks

    1. New to Jupyter notebooks?:

    • Jupyter Notebooks are useful because (a) they are easier to work with and understand than single python script files (.py) and
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