ArcGIS
ArcGIS is a geographic information system (GIS) software platform developed by Esri that enables spatial analysis, mapping, and data visualization. Researchers use ArcGIS to analyze geospatial data across disciplines such as environmental science, urban planning, and agriculture. It supports both desktop and cloud-based applications for large-scale geospatial projects.
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ArcGIS is a comprehensive GIS (geographic information system) technology suite by Esri, providing tools for analyzing, mapping, managing, and sharing data in geographic contexts. It supports data integration and visualization for a wide range of fields including urban planning, environmental science, public health, and resource management.
In research and academic environments, ArcGIS is widely used for spatial data analysis, mapping, and combining datasets for deeper insight. For institutions, ArcGIS enables community members to develop geospatial skills, perform locally relevant research, and communicate spatial findings to decision-makers. It enhances the ability to advocate for resources, display institutional impact, and support initiatives tied to place-based challenges.
ArcGIS Pro quick-start tutorials
The ArcGIS Pro quick-start tutorials introduce you to many aspects of ArcGIS Pro. They cover basic operations, such as adding data and navigating in 3D, as well as complete workflows, such as authoring maps, sharing maps to ArcGIS Online, and building geoprocessing models.
ArcGIS Pro software with a Basic license is required for the tutorials.
ArcGIS Youtube Channel
ArcGIS videos that provide insight into Esri GIS software, with demos, technical sessions, case studies & more.