PC ARC/INFO and Data Automation Kit GIS Tools for Your PC

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ESRI PC ARC/INFO and Data Automation Kit GIS Tools for Your PC

PC ARC/INFO High-quality digitizing and data entry Powerful topology building Cartographic design and query Spatial database query and analysis Address matching and network analysis Polygon overlay and buffering Powerful editing of graphic and tabular map data Complete data conversion Full GIS Functionality PC ARC/INFO software gives you full geographic information system (GIS) functionality for the management, analysis, display, and mapping of geographic information on Windows and DOS computers. PC ARC/INFO is a series of six integrated software modules that combine fundamental GIS tools and utilities for cartographic design and query, data entry and editing, data translation, polygon overlay and buffering, and network analysis and modeling. Customization with Simple Macro Language (SML )

With PC ARC/INFO You Can... Automate and manage your graphic and tabular map data. Perform high-quality digitizing and data entry. Convert all your geographic data. Easily generate and update correct topology for your new map coverages and create attribute tables that store thematic data about coverage features. Analyze your cartographic data. Manipulate and analyze your geographic information via polygon overlay, line- and point-in-polygon overlay, buffer creation, dissolve functionality, and more. Produce high-quality cartographic output. Create presentation-quality hardcopy maps or build interactive on-screen applications. Query your data. Perform multiple what if and where is queries on your cartographic or tabular data. Search for areas that meet a given set of criteria. Customize to your exact needs. Use PC ARC/INFO software s Simple Macro Language (SML) to customize the user interface or automate repetitive tasks. Perform network analysis. Analyze your network data such as roads, rivers, or electric power grids. Locate optimum paths to move resources through a network. Locate centers, such as schools or power substations, serving a given network. You can also perform address matching. Full-Feature Stand-Alone GIS PC ARC/INFO software consists of a set of sophisticated yet easy-to-use geoprocessing capabilities for the desktop. PC ARC/INFO is widely used as a stand-alone GIS workstation connected to a digitizer and printer/plotter. Because of its full GIS functionality coupled with affordability, PC ARC/INFO is popular with Environmental management consultants Federal agencies Forestry companies Local governments Universities Data conversion vendors Whether you use PC ARC/INFO separately or integrate the software with other ESRI solutions such as ArcView GIS, you are getting the most often required spatial functions of ARC/INFO software especially designed for your PC.

Data Automation Kit Data Automation Kit (DAK ), a subset of PC ARC/INFO software, brings the best of PC ARC/INFO software s data automation tools to ArcView GIS and other desktop mapping software, providing functionality that previously existed only in a full ARC/INFO system. High-Quality Digitizing and Data Editing DAK includes tools for high-quality digitizing, feature-based editing, and full topological data creation in ARC/INFO format. Capabilities include moving, adding, and deleting individual vertices in arcs, as well as reshaping and splining coverage features. Features are selectable for editing either with the cursor or by specifying their attributes, giving you considerable flexibility in making precise changes. Powerful Topology Building Use ARC/INFO software s CLEAN and BUILD functions to generate and update correct topology for map features and to create the feature attribute tables that store their thematic data. The CLEAN function can analyze new arcs to identify new intersections and automatically resolve overshoot and undershoot errors after digitizing. Both locational and descriptive data can be manipulated. ESRI shapefile ARC/INFO MIF BNA Data Interchange AGF TIGER, DLG DXF

DAK Complete Data Conversion Convert a wide variety of data formats with DAK. Use and exchange spatial data in ARC/INFO export (.E00), ASCII, BNA, DLG (import only), DXF, MapInfo, MIF, ESRI shapefile, and TIGER (import only) formats. Use database tables directly in dbase format. Easily integrate data originating from these different format sources, build a topologically correct database, and export it to the native format of your desktop mapping software. Sophisticated Map Projections DAK includes the comprehensive map projection capabilities of ARC/INFO software including more than 46 map projections, 30 spheroids, and 200 datums, allowing your data to be transformed to virtually any map projection. System Requirements (PC ARC/INFO, DAK) 486 or higher Intel -based PC 25 MB disk space for software plus appropriate disk space for data storage and processing 4 MB RAM for Windows 3.x (12 MB if running ArcView GIS) 16 MB RAM for Windows 95 or Windows NT Digitizer, CD ROM recommended PC ARC/INFO DAK Complete Data Conversion Network Analysis Feature/Function Cartographic Design and Query Custom Application Development with SML Geocoding or Address Matching High-Quality Digitizing and Data Editing Powerful Topology Building Spatial Database Query and Analysis (e.g., polygon overlay, line- and point-in-polygon overlay, and buffer creation) Sophisticated Map Projections PC ARC/INFO DAK Quick Comparison

For more than 25 years ESRI has been helping people manage and analyze geographic information. ESRI offers a framework for implementing GIS in any organization with a seamless link from personal GIS on the desktop to enterprisewide GIS client/server and data management systems. ESRI GIS solutions are flexible and can be customized to meet the needs of our users. ESRI is a full-service GIS company, ready to help you begin, grow, and build success with GIS. Corporate Regional ESRI 380 New York Street Redlands, California 92373-8100 USA Telephone: 909-793-2853 Fax: 909-793-5953 ESRI Olympia 360-754-4727 ESRI St. Louis 314-949-6620 ESRI Minneapolis 612-454-0600 ESRI Boston 978-777-4543 For more information on ESRI software call ESRI at 1-800-447-9778 ESRI Alaska 907-344-6613 ESRI Washington, D.C. 703-506-9515 (1-800-GIS-XPRT) Send E-mail inquiries to info@esri.com Visit ESRI s Web site at www.esri.com ESRI California 909-793-2853 ext. 1-1906 ESRI Denver 303-449-7779 ESRI San Antonio 210-499-1044 ESRI Charlotte 704-541-9810 Australia 61-9-242-1005 Canada 416-441-6035 France 33-1-46-23-6060 Germany 49-8166-677-0 Hong Kong 852-2-730-6883 International India 91-11-620-3801 Italy 39-6-406-96-1 Poland 48-22-256-482 South Asia 65-735-8755 Spain 34-1-559-4345 Sweden 46-23-84090 Thailand 66-2-678-0707 United Kingdom 44-1-923-210450 Venezuela 58-2-285-1134 Outside the United States, contact your local ESRI distributor. For the number of your distributor, call ESRI at 909-793-2853, ext.1-1235 Printed in USA