# FAQ Search Within Results Search Within Results search ## 30 results Show filters filter\_alt Sort by NewestOldestAlphabetical A-ZAlphabetical Z-A sort ## 30 results ### Where can I walk-in to get helpdesk-style assistance on GIS expand\_more Starting July 2018, the CGA no longer runs regular GIS helpdesks. You may submit your request for assistance [here](/contactus). In addition, the [Harvard Map Collection](https://library.harvard.edu/libraries/harvard-map-collection) at the Pusey Library offers walk-in helpdesk style assistance from 10:30am to 4:30pm; and the [Frances Loeb Library](http://www.gsd.harvard.edu/frances-loeb-library/) at the Graduate School of Design offers staff assistance during regular hours when school is in session. ### How do I make maps in R? expand\_more Here is [a tutorial on how to make maps in R](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T0oaR57buXw-GJKL0zsXIgkeuytyTTdd/view?usp=sharing), created by the CGA and [Civilytics](http://civilytics.com/). ### How to upload GeoTIFF files to ArcGIS Online using the ArcGIS Image for ArcGIS Online extension expand\_more Login to ArcGIS Online > Navigate to Content tab > Click on 'New Item' button > Select Imagery Layer option > Upload GeoTIFF. This workflow is outlined in this documentation: . Please see [https://gis.harvard.edu/arcgis-online](/arcgis-online) on how to login to Harvard's ArcGIS Online organization using your HaervardKey. In case your ArcGIS Online account does not have the ArcGIS Image extension, please request it by filling out this form: [https://gis.harvard.edu/contactus](/contactus). ### How do I extract business locations from Esri Business Analyst? expand\_more Read this tutorial: [How\_to\_extract\_businesses\_from\_Business\_Analsyt\_Online.pdf](https://hu.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/HarvardCGA/Ea6gp6AtliNHo6vqlnB67m8BbfyvEKSGEONFWh3Re56MLw?e=0ut4eY) ### How do I Geocode using the ESRI API and Python expand\_more For Harvard affiliates, follow instructions[ in this tutorial.](https://hu.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/HarvardCGA/EWK8utNJv7tDqQZ6fm2DfksBVN8-_rNcp0oR_nv03uxieg?e=CEZ4QV) ### How to batch geocode and map vectors in Google Maps expand\_more See [this documen](https://stack.nerc.mghpcc.org:13808/swift/v1/AUTH_a61fb932012542e3ba28f546b14433c1/cga-web-documents/training/Batch_geocode_and_map_vectors_in_Google.pdf)t ### How to work with Layout in ArcGIS Pro expand\_more For a tutorial on how to use Layout in ArcGIS Pro with links to other tutorials, please see this document: --- Attachments- [ description arcgis\_pro\_working\_with\_layout.docx ](/sites/g/files/omnuum9996/files/gis/files/arcgis_pro_working_with_layout.docx) --- ### How to acknowledge CGA services and collaborations expand\_more **Acknowledgement**: To aid us in tracking the impact of our consulting and support services, we request that you include a short acknowledgement in your publications and/or talk. Such support may include but is not limited to: - Project planning: study design and tools - Data organization: sharing and secure storage - Data processing / extraction / transformation / integration - Selection and interpretation of geospatial methods/algorithms - Using high performance computing (e.g., RCE, AWS) - Visualization: cartographic products, dashboards, animated maps, etc. You may wish to amend the following text to reflect the type of support you received (e.g., programming support, technical support, data processing/analysis/extraction). <support type> provided by <CGA staff name(s)>, Center for Geographic Analysis, Harvard University." **Authorship**: For any intellectual contributions provided by CGA staff on a project, we advise that the staff who performs the work receives co-author credit on all resulting research output (e.g., publications, talks, posters, documents). Such contribution may include but is not limited to: - Writing reproducible code/algorithm - Design and development of a geospatial model - Visualization of raw data and model output - Interpretation of results - Writing methods and results sections of papers - Creating maps / illustrations - Responding to peer-reviews of our analyses We encourage you to email your publication titles to contact @ cga.harvard.edu, so we can include them in our list of research output. ### I’d like access to SharePoint Documents "Center for Geographic Analysis, Harvard University" expand\_more The SharePoint Documents in 'Center for Geographic Analysis, Harvard University' contain three types of files: 1. Public files, which anyone may access without restriction. 2. Organizational files, which Harvard people may access by login with your Harvard ID and Key. 3. Restricted files, which only CGA staff may access through named accounts. If you encounter a problem when trying to access any organizational file, please first check to make sure that you have logged in to your Harvard Microsoft 365 account. If you don't have such an account, please visit to create one. If you still encounter problems after proper login, please send a screenshot showing your problem, including the URL which let you to the CGA SharePoint site, and specify which particular file you need access to, via [https://gis.harvard.edu/contactus](/contactus). We will verify/correct the permission setting of that file, or send the file to you directly if appropriate. ### I repeatedly run out of credits on my ArcGIS Online account. Can you add more credits for me? expand\_more Every ArcGIS Online user receives a default 4000 credits in their Harvard account (was 2000 prior to Oct.11,2023). We can allocate more credits to support your work if needed. When you run out of the initial default number of credits in your account, we add 5000 more for you without you asking. However, if you run out of that again, you will need to tell us how many more credits you still need to complete your work, before we can add more for you. The market value is 10c per credit. Fortunately, Harvard's site license with Esri allows us to pool our credits together for all users in the university, and most users don't need many credits, thus a small number of users can have many more without additional cost. But we want to use credits efficiently so not to run out of credits for the entire organization. Please learn more about AGOL credits and how to estimate credit consumptions **[here](https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/administer/credits.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_709121D2C7694DCAB9B8592F36F7A5BA)**, and then let us know roughly how many more credits you still need, via [this form](/contactus). We will add what you need to your account. ### When I leave Harvard, what may happen to the content in my ArcGIS Online account? expand\_more As a user, when your Harvard ID expires, you won't be able to access your AGOL account anymore, but your content will remain for 3 years, after which it will be deleted. You have the following options: 1. Download a copy of your content to your local computer or external disk drive. Please [contact the CGA](https://gis.harvard.edu/contactus) if you have questions about this process. 2. Transfer ownership of your content to another Harvard user before your Harvard ID expires. Using the [ArcGIS Online Assistant](https://assistant.esri-ps.com/signin), login to your account, select the content to be transferred, pick "Copy Items", and have the new owner login to complete the copy. This can also be used to transfer your content to a user in another organization. 3. You may also wait until when you settle into your new organization and activate your new AGOL account to activate a transfer. Then [contact the CGA](https://gis.harvard.edu/contactus) and ask us to change content ownership to your new account outside of Harvard. This assumes that your new organization also has an organizational account of AGOL. Please note that the free, personal AGOL accounts can't receive content transferred from organizational AGOL accounts. 4. Abandon the content to let CGA staff purge them after 3 years of inactivity. ### Getting Started with ArcGIS Pro expand\_more Click [here ](https://hu.sharepoint.com/:u:/s/HarvardCGA/ESFp_GJrNFFMri0bkeCOo6sBAr9qkiOI3WagABPeO7qaJA?e=cR9vu2)to download a self led tutorial with data to get started with ArcGIS Pro. Created in 2020. - Previous page chevron\_left - [1](?page=0 "Current page") - [2](?page=1 "Go to page 2") - [3](?page=2 "Go to page 3") - [ Next page chevron\_right ](?page=1 "Go to next page")