ArcGIS is a geographic information system (GIS) platform developed by Esri that provides mapping, analysis, and data management capabilities for creating, managing, and sharing geographic information and maps.
Why this server?
Provides integration with ArcGIS for accessing state/local government procurement bids and awarded contracts, including feature services and hub data.
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Provides tools for managing and automating ArcGIS Pro projects, including mapping, geoprocessing, and layout export.
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Integration with ArcGIS REST APIs to query Historic Environment Records, including listed buildings, scheduled monuments, conservation areas, heritage at risk, and Scottish heritage data.
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Integrates with ArcGIS Hub portals (Ottawa, Waterloo, Kitchener, Region of Waterloo) to discover, download, and query geospatial datasets.
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Provides tools to query US county parcel data from ArcGIS REST endpoints, including listing covered counties, finding county endpoints, and constructing owner queries.
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Provides access to San Antonio 311 service call data from the City's ArcGIS Hub FeatureServer, enabling queries by category, type, department, status, or council district.
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Enables querying ArcGIS-based data sources for crime incidents, 311 service requests, and other civic data in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Why this server?
Controls ArcGIS Pro, allowing inspection of projects, layers, attributes, coordinate systems, and execution of geoprocessing tasks and layout exports via natural language.
Why this server?
Provides tools for running geoprocessing tools, inspecting and editing GIS data, managing projects, and automating analysis workflows through ArcGIS Pro's ArcPy engine.