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  -                    <p>In the ODP you can download data with one-click and choose from multiple download formats such as .csv, .shp, KML, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and API. The ODP makes it easy to quickly access GFW data and add them to your favorite tools including, but not limited to, ArcMap, ArcGIS Online, Google Earth, ERDAS Imagine, and Excel.</p>
  +                    <p>In the ODP you can <a href="http://doc.arcgis.com/en/open-data/consumer/access-data.htm">download data</a> with one-click and choose from multiple download formats such as .csv, .shp, KML, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and API. The ODP makes it easy to quickly access GFW data and add them to your favorite tools including, but not limited to, ArcMap, ArcGIS Online, Google Earth, ERDAS Imagine, and Excel.</p>
                       <p>Once a search is executed, you can download a data set from the results page by selecting the “download” icon on the right-hand side of the results page. Larger and more detailed data sets will take longer to download.</p>
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                       <p>You can also select a data set from the results page to view its profile page. From a profile page you can select “DOWNLOAD DATASET” and choose your download format. The download drop-down will also provide an option to “Download Filtered Dataset,” determined by a map or attribute filter.</p>
  
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                      <p><strong>2. Explore data details</strong> Key metadata for each data set is listed in the “Details” page in the ODP. Select “more” to view a summary of the data set, or learn about the data category under “About” by selecting the category name (e.g. “logging”).</p>
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                      <p><strong>3. Explore data tables</strong> Click the “Table” tab to preview a complete list of each data set’s attributes. You can filter or sort the table by attribute field or location using the options on the right-hand side of the table. For example, if you want to view data only for specific logging companies, you could sort the table by the “company” field.</p>
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                      <p>To filter the data by location, select “Filter by Map View” from the right-hand side of the table. Using the map view, zoom in on an area of interest, and the data will dynamically filter in the map. In the example below, notice how the table is only displaying 12 of the 30,000 features.</p>
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                      <p><strong>4. Explore data charts</strong>  The charts view provides a visually engaging way to understand GFW data. Select the attribute you want to display from the “Chart Table” drop-down menu, and stylize your chart with distinctive colors. Like the chart you made? You can embed the chart in a website by copying the iframe html code.</p>
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                      <h3 class="overview_title">There are four ways to find data in the ODP:</h3>
                      <p><strong>1. Search by keywords</strong>   Click “Search for open data” on the right-hand side of the homepage (below the map) and type in your <a href="http://doc.arcgis.com/en/open-data/consumer/find-data.htm#GUID-C151A7B7-F6C2-4DAB-B071-A59569D50E18">keywords</a>, then click “Enter” to see a list of results in the lower portion of the page.</p>
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                      <p><strong>2. Search by category</strong>  From the homepage, select a category of GFW data to view a list of related data sets.</p>
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                      <p><strong>3. Search by location</strong> Click “<a href="http://doc.arcgis.com/en/open-data/consumer/find-data.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_B9E443DF131F4820BD7848694A3CE74E">Search Within Map</a>” on the right-hand side of the homepage and zoom to your area of interest on the map. Then click “Search for open data” and click “Enter” to view all data sets that are available in the defined area, or enter keywords to filter the results even further.</p>
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                      <p>Additionally, you can select a country of interest from the “VIEW COUNTRY DATA” dropdown on the home-page to examine all data available for a particular country.</p>
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                      <p><strong>4. Find Related Content</strong>  Once you select a dataset, you can find thematically related content from the suggested “related <a href="http://doc.arcgis.com/en/open-data/consumer/find-data.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_4AD46F57135A4153B9BD6AF92E2186E9">datasets</a>” section at the bottom of a data set’s profile page.</p>
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                      <p>Similar content can also be found by clicking on a tag from each dataset’s profile page to prompt a new search based on that tag.</p>
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