Migrating to ArcGIS Pro: The Catalog Pane (Project section)
ArcGIS Pro introduces users to a more efficient and organized workflow. The Catalog pane consolidates all your data management needs into a single, easy-to-navigate interface.
Software requirement(s):
- ArcGIS Pro 3.2.2
| Component | Description | Uses |
| 1 | The Project section lists all the elements within your current ArcGIS Pro project, including maps. layouts, and connections to data sources. | Helps keep your project organized by displaying all components and their relationships in one place. |
| 2 | Contains all the maps in your project, including 2D maps and 3D scenes. | Allows quick access to open, edit, and manage different maps and scenes within your project. |
| 3 | Displays all toolboxes containing geoprocessing tools and models. | Provides easy access to geoprocessing tools for spatial analysis and data management. |
| 4 | Lists connections to various geodatabases, including file geodatabases, enterprise geodatabases, and SQLite databases. | Facilitates the management and access to large datasets stored in databases. |
| 5 | Lists all layout elements, which are used for creating printable maps and reports. | Enables creation and management of professional-quality map layouts and print-ready documents. |
| 6 | Contains style files that include symbols, color ramps, and other cartographic elements. | Allows for the application of consistent symbology and styling across maps and layouts. |
| 7 | Lists folder connections to directories on your local machine or network. | Provides access to various data files, including shapefiles, images, and other spatial data stored in these directories. |
| 8 | Lists geocoding locators, which are used for converting addresses into spatial coordinates. | Facilitates address geocoding within your project. |
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