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ArcEditor is the complete GIS desktop system for editing and managing geographic data. ArcEditor is a member of the ArcGIS family of GIS products and includes all the functionality of ArcView in addition to comprehensive GIS editing tools.

ArcEditor supports single user editing as well as a collaborative process between many editors. An extensive set of tools is included for simple data cleanup and input as well as for sophisticated design and versioning.

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ArcView is full-featured GIS software for visualizing, managing, creating, and analyzing geographic data. Using ArcView you can understand the geographic context of your data, allowing you to see relationships and identify patterns in new ways. ArcView helps tens of thousands of organizations make better decisions and solve problems faster.

ArcView is the most widely used desktop GIS software in the world because it provides an easy way for everyone to use geographic data. With a large array of symbols and cartographic capabilities, you can easily create high-quality maps. ArcView makes data management and editing a painless task that can be accomplished by anyone in your organization. Virtually any geographic data provider can make data available in ArcView compatible format. Because data can be integrated from almost any source, projects can get started right away with data that is available locally or on the Internet.

ArcView simplifies complex analysis and data management tasks by allowing you to visually model the task in a logical work flow. ArcView is easy to use by nontechnical users, and advanced users will be able to take advantage of the sophisticated tools for advanced cartography, data integration, and spatial analysis. Developers can customize ArcView using industry-standard programming languages. ArcView is an exceptional stand-alone desktop GIS as well as one of the core products in ArcGIS Desktop.

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Trimble GPS Analyst for ArcGIS optimizes your field-to-office workflow by allowing you to work directly with GPS data inside your personal geodatabase. And because GPS Analyst comes with Trimble's proven differential correction engines, you can be sure you have the best quality GPS data.

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ArcGIS 3D Analyst allows you to effectively visualize and analyze surface data. You can view a surface from multiple viewpoints, query a surface, determine what is visible from a chosen location on a surface, create a realistic perspective image that drapes raster and vector data over a surface, and record or perform three-dimensional navigation.

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Providing advanced analysis tools and an extensive library of data from industry leading data providers can help you make better business decisions regardless of the size of your organization.

Perform customer or store prospecting. Define customer-based or store trade areas. Find a location similar to that of your best store. Conduct market penetration analyses. Create gravity models to forecast potential sales at new stores. Perform drive-time analysis over a nationwide street network. Search national businesses and add results to an analysis. Integrate data and geography from the Web.

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ArcGIS Geostatistical Analyst is an extension to ArcGIS Desktop (ArcInfo, ArcEditor, and ArcView) that provides a variety of tools for spatial data exploration, identification of data anomalies, optimum prediction, evaluation of prediction uncertainty, and surface creation.

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ArcGIS Publisher delivers the capability to easily share and distribute your maps and GIS data. The extension also adds easy and cost-effective map publication capabilities to ArcGIS. Use ArcGIS Publisher to create published map files (.pmf) from any ArcMap document (.mxd). Published maps can be viewed using any ArcGIS Desktop product, including the no-cost ArcReader application, allowing you to freely share your maps with a wide range of users.

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ArcGIS Spatial Analyst adds a comprehensive set of advanced spatial modeling and analysis tools to the ArcGIS Desktop. Using ArcGIS Spatial Analyst, you can derive new information from your existing data, analyze spatial relationships, and build spatial models integrating core ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Spatial Analyst tools. Find suitable locations. Find the best path between locations. Perform integrated raster/vector analysis. Perform distance and cost-of-travel analyses. Perform statistical analysis based on the local environment, small neighborhoods, or predetermined zones. Generate new data using simple image processing tools. Interpolate data values for a study area based on samples. Clean up a variety of data for further analysis or display.

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ArcGIS StreetMap provides nationwide address matching and street map display. ArcGIS StreetMap layers automatically manage, label, and draw features, such as local landmarks, streets, parks, water bodies, and other features. ArcGIS StreetMap can geocode addresses by interactively matching a single address or by batch matching from a file of addresses. Find addresses anywhere on a street network. Quickly create intelligent maps. Perform simple point-to-point or optimized routing across nationwide street networks.

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ArcGIS Survey Analyst is an extension to the ArcGIS family of desktop products that allows you to manage survey data in a geodatabase and display survey measurements and observations on a map.

Because measurements are stored in a GIS database, survey computations and adjustments can be performed on these measurements to determine GIS coordinates (of survey points), and GIS features can be linked and snapped to the surveyed points in the survey layer. In addition, new GIS features can be added to existing GIS feature layers using the survey-computed locations.

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ArcGIS Tracking Analyst provides tools for playback and analysis of time series data. Tracking Analyst helps visualize complex time series and spatial patterns and interactions while integrating with all other GIS data within the ArcGIS system.

• Play back historical data.
• Use rule-based drawing.
• See temporal patterns in data.
• Integrate temporal data within your GIS.
• Leverage existing GIS data to create time series visualizations.
• Build charts for analyzing change in historical or real-time data.

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ArcGIS Engine is a developer product for creating custom GIS desktop applications. ArcGIS Engine includes the core set of components from which ArcGIS Desktop products are built. With ArcGIS Engine you can build stand-alone applications or extend existing applications to provide focused spatial solutions to both GIS and non-GIS users.

ArcGIS Engine provides application programming interfaces (APIs) for COM, .NET, Java, and C++. These APIs not only include detailed documentation, but they also include a series of high-level visual components that make it easy for even the casual programmer to build an ArcGIS application. Please call or email for competitive pricing

ArcGIS Network Analyst allows you to create and manage sophisticated network data sets and generate routing solutions. ArcGIS Network Analyst is a powerful extension for routing, and will provide a whole new framework for network-based spatial analysis (i.e., location analysis, drive time analysis, and spatial interaction modeling). This extension allows ArcGIS Desktop users to model realistic network conditions and scenarios. With ArcGIS Network Analyst you can conduct

• Drive-Time Analysis
• Point-to-Point Routing
• Route Directions
• Service Area Definition
• Shortest Path
• Optimum Route
• Closest Facility
• Origin Destination

ArcGIS Network Analyst enables ArcGIS users to solve a variety of problems using geographic networks. Tasks such as finding the most efficient travel route, generating travel directions, finding the closest facility, or defining service areas based on travel time become greatly simplified.

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ArcGIS Schematics is an innovative solution for the automation of schematic representations of ArcGIS geodatabases. ArcGIS Schematics allows for better management and visualization of virtually any linear network such as electric, gas, water/wastewater, and telecommunications.

ArcGIS Schematics fits your company standards and lets you realize a demonstrable return on investment in diagram generation (automatic generation vs. computer-aided design). It allows rapid checking on network connectivity, lets you quickly understand network architecture, and shortens the decision cycle by presenting synthetic and focused views of the network.

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ArcPress for ArcGIS is a print rasterizer for fast and high-quality printing and exporting of maps. ArcPress for ArcGIS transforms maps into the native language format of your printer.

Because ArcPress for ArcGIS does all of its processing on your computer, you do not need to rely on the printer to interpret, translate, and store data. ArcPress for ArcGIS allows printers to do what they do best-print.

ArcPress for ArcGIS saves you money, since there is no need to employ printers with extended memory, hard disks, or onboard PostScript processors. It efficiently produces high-quality results from all your printers.

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ArcScan for ArcGIS, an extension to ArcInfo, ArcEditor, and ArcView, provides a comprehensive, efficient, and easy-to-use set of tools for raster-to-vector conversion.

Users can significantly minimize postprocessing work by using the automatic vectorization capabilities within ArcScan to create vector features from the entire image or by interactively vectorizing selected areas.

• Perform automatic or interactive raster-to-vector data conversion with high precision.
• Create shapefile or geodatabase line and polygon features directly from raster images.
• Use raster-snapping capabilities to make interactive vectorization more accurate and efficient.
• Prepare images for vectorization with simple raster editing.

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ArcWeb Services give you access to both GIS content and GIS capabilities-on demand when needed-and eliminate the overhead of purchasing and maintaining large data sets.

With ArcWeb Services, data storage, maintenance, and updates are handled by ESRI. You can access dynamic, up-to-date content and capabilities directly using ArcGIS, or you can use ArcWeb Services to build unique Web-based applications.

• Access terabytes of rich, up-to-date data anytime you need it.
• Reduce your data storage and maintenance costs.
• Easily use data and content within a desktop or Web application environment.
• Batch geocode addresses.

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The solution for delivering dynamic maps and GIS data and services via the Web. It provides a highly scalable framework for GIS Web publishing that meets the needs of corporate Intranets and demands of worldwide Internet access.

ArcIMS services can be used by a wide range of clients including custom Web applications, the ArcGIS Desktop, and mobile and wireless devices. Using ArcIMS, city and local governments, businesses, and other organizations worldwide publish, discover, and share geospatial information.

• Deliver dynamic maps and data via the Web.
• Create easy-to-use, task-focused applications that use geographic content.
• Develop custom applications using industry-standard Web development environments.
• Share data with others to accomplish tasks.
• Implement GIS portals.

• Client does not intend to let others access ESRI's software.
• No revenue or fees are generated directly by the web site(s).
• Client is a government or non-profit organization and operates the site or service only for cost recovery.

• Service Provider intends to let others access ESRI's software on the internet.
• Service Provider operates site(s) or service for profit.
• Revenue is generated directly by charging for access to the site(s) or service.

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