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Product Overview ArcGIS
is an integrated collection of GIS software products for building a
complete GIS for your organization. The ArcGIS framework enables you
to deploy GIS functionality and business logic wherever it is needed—in
desktops, servers (including the Web), or mobile devices. This architecture,
coupled with the geodatabase, gives you the tools to assemble intelligent
geographic information systems. Desktop GIS—ArcGIS Desktop GIS software products are used to compile, author, analyze, map, and publish geographic information and knowledge. ArcGIS Desktop is a scalable suite of GIS products that starts with ArcReader and extends to ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo—the most powerful GIS product available today. Each product exposes progressively more GIS capabilities. An extensive collection of desktop extensions provides additional capabilities. Embedded GIS—ArcGIS Engine is a library of GIS desktop software components packaged together for developers to build custom applications. Using ArcGIS Engine, developers can embed GIS functions in existing applications as well as build focused custom applications for delivering GIS to many users in an organization. Server GIS—ArcGIS Server, ArcIMS, and ArcSDE are used to create and manage server-based GIS applications that share GIS functionality and data within organizations and to many other users on the Internet. ArcGIS Server is a central application server that is used to build serverside GIS applications that run in enterprise and Web computing frameworks. ArcIMS is a scalable Internet Map Server for publishing maps, data, and metadata over the Web using standard Internet protocols. ArcSDE is an advanced spatial data server for accessing geographic information in relational database management systems. Mobile GIS—ArcPad coupled with a wireless mobile device that is location enabled is widely used for data collection and GIS information access in the field. ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Engine running on laptop and Tablet PC computers are being used for field tasks that require GIS data collection, analysis, and decision making.
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In addition, maps, data, and metadata created with ArcGIS Desktop can be shared with many users through the use of custom ArcGIS Engine applications and advanced GIS Web services using ArcIMS and ArcGIS Server.
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ArcGIS
Desktop Extensions Developers can create new custom extensions to ArcGIS Desktop by working with ArcObjects, the ArcGIS software component library. Users develop extensions and custom tools using standard Windows programming interfaces such as Visual Basic (VB), .NET, Java, and Visual C++. |
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