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An ArcGIS Pro add-in that allows users to browse available data layers by category or search bar and add them to the table of contents for the currently active map. The UI implements Material Design for XAML elements.

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The Right Layer is Easy to Find

Where was that drainage basins layer? Was it this folder?....Nope...this one?...Nah...this folder has two which one is the updated one?

Hate browsing through the catalog tree and countless sub folders to add a layer to the map? Or maybe you want to make sure your users are working with the proper managed data instead of a local copy that could be out of date.

Check this add-in out!!

DataPAL can be used by any organization to give users the ability to quickly find and add layers to the active map. The backend crawls through a given directory and organizes them into an easy to browse UI. The user selects the layers they want clicks "Add", its that simple. The data library structure this app was built for consists of a single geodatabase that contains all of the feature datasets and thier respective feature classes. Then each feature class has a corresponding layer saved into a folder based on category i.e. '\DataPAL\environmental', '\DataPAL\infrastructure', '\DataPAL\boundaries'. However this can easily be modified to work with your environment. Dont want to use layers? It can be modified to use REST endpoints, shapefiles, feature classes etc.

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An ArcGIS Pro add-in that allows users to browse available data layers by category or search bar and add them to the table of contents for the currently active map. The UI implements Material Design for XAML elements.

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