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ArcGIS

ArcGIS is a comprehensive geospatial platform built by Esri and the world's leading geographic information system (GIS) technology. It integrates and connects various types of data through geographic context, providing professionals and organizations with the ability to create, manage, analyze, map, and share geographic data. ArcGIS is used by 70% of the world's largest companies, 95% of the largest national governments, and 80% of the largest cities. The platform also offers an AI-powered assistant (currently in beta) that lets users ask questions and get answers faster. Its capabilities cover mapping, spatial analysis, field operations, data management, imagery and remote sensing, among others, and are accompanied by technical support, training, community, and conference events.

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ArcGIS is a comprehensive geospatial platform built by Esri and the world's leading geographic information system (GIS) technology. It integrates and connects data through geographic context, providing the ability to create, manage, analyze, map, and share various types of data, helping organizations understand and analyze data in geographic context.

[Uses] ArcGIS is aimed at professionals and organizations for geospatial data processing and decision-making in business and government operations. According to the materials, organizations that use ArcGIS to understand and analyze data in geographic context have a clear decision-making advantage.

[Main capabilities] ArcGIS provides multiple geography-driven capabilities within the platform, with data and tools working together to form a system for generating insights and solving problems:

  • Mapping: map and visualize data in 2D, 3D, and real time, and leverage location services and advanced mapping tools.
  • Spatial analysis: perform spatial modeling and analysis on data from any source, enhanced by geographic information; AI-integrated workflows support advanced analysis.
  • Field operations: support teams working in offline/disconnected environments, simplifying field data collection as well as personnel planning, routing, and management.
  • Data management: provide a reliable system of record for data editing, offline data management, and data sharing within an organization.
  • Imagery and remote sensing: provide an end-to-end system for imagery collection, management, and processing, enhanced by AI workflows.

In addition, Esri provides a new AI-powered assistant (currently in beta) that lets users ask questions and get answers faster.

[How to use and supporting resources] Accessing ArcGIS includes not only GIS software solutions and services, but also connects organizations to Esri's support, training, and community:

  • Technical support: the Esri support team helps organizations ensure success and offers 24/7 premium support options.
  • Training: offers online and classroom training as well as certification programs, adapted to different schedules, roles, and experience levels.
  • Community: an active network of geospatial professionals who can share tips, communicate, and collaborate through local user groups and global online forums.
  • Conferences and events: Esri hosts multiple events, including the world's largest GIS conference.

[Applicable scenarios] The materials list common ways organizations apply ArcGIS, including: asset and network management (understanding the real-time location and condition of mobile and fixed assets), policy and transparency, urban planning and development (creating digital twins that integrate geographic, BIM, and 3D data), land use and asset management, natural resource management, transportation and logistics, market analysis and site selection, supply chain optimization, and public safety and security., environmental protection and monitoring, risk analysis and mitigation, etc.

The materials also provide multiple application cases: Vodafone engineers used ArcGIS technology to create a geospatial digital twin for its UK cellular network and plan to roll out ArcGIS-based digital twins across 12 European markets; the US state of Montana used ArcGIS maps and dashboards to improve transparency in the distribution of economic stimulus funds; Vienna used ArcGIS as an integrated tool for planners and architects in the aspern Seestadt urban development project and used a 3D geospatial digital twin to measure progress and explore future scenarios; Organic Valley used customized maps and satellite imagery to improve grazing management and pasture health; Marriott International used the Risk Atlas built on ArcGIS to assess threat levels in various locations and ensure the safety of guests and assets; FedEx integrated ArcGIS into its maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) system to provide real-time intelligence on the locations of aircraft, parts, and mechanics.

[Limitations] Regarding pricing, fees, specific platform availability (such as supported operating systems or deployment methods), and the full functional scope of the AI assistant, the materials do not provide information, and these are not yet clarified.