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ArcGIS Earth

Introduction and DeploymentDarron Pustam | Product Manager | Esri

Jasmine Du | Product Engineer | Esri

SpeakerDarron Pustam, Product Manager | Esri

Products

• ArcGIS Earth – Desktop, (Android, iOS)

• ArcGIS LocateXT - Unstructured Data

• Situational Awareness capabilities across the platform

Focused Areas

• Federal, Intelligence, and Defense Communities

Before joining Esri:

• Pacific Disaster Center Liaison - United States Southern Command• Situational Awareness, Information Exchange, and Decision Support

SpeakerJasmine Du, Product Engineer | Esri

Products

• ArcGIS Earth – Desktop, Mobile ( Android, IOS)

Focused Areas

• Product design and development

• 2D and 3D GIS data support and UX design

Before joining Esri:

• Abt SRBI - New York office• Transportation, community health and public opinion research

ArcGIS Earth providesOne of many tailored experiences for 3D in ArcGIS

ArcGIS Earth provides a free lightweight, easy-to-use interface for

immersive 3D that complements the capabilities of ArcGIS Pro and the

Scene Viewer, but with a focused experience for knowledge workers and

non professional GIS users working with geospatial data on the globe.

Web

MobileRuntime </>

Desktop

3D across ArcGIS

ArcGIS Earth – What you can do today with 1.7Users can continue using file based workflows including KML, but also leverage the Web GIS pattern…

• 3D Globe experience

• Aggregate, visualize and share data

• Secure & deployable across enterprises

KML Services and Files

Traditional GIS data

Imagery

Terrain

3D models

CSV/TXT

Latest Release ArcGIS Earth 1.7On Next Generation ArcGIS Runtime with Improvement in quality, performance, and stability

Core Capabilities

ArcGIS Earth 1.7

New Start up Experiences for first time users Onboarding

Customize the contents of the startup experiences for users

Easily navigate the globeZoom, Pan, and Orbit with a mouse, keyboard, or by touch

SearchSearch with a configured geocoder in a portal

ArcGIS Earth uses Esri's World Geocoding services to find addresses, cities, landmarks, business names,

and postal codes in more than 100 countries around the world

Your organization can also configure

custom geocode services

Switch basemaps and elevation sourcesProvides background geographic context for the content you add to the globe

For Elevation sources

• Use a service or local file

• Add/remove/change order

Both basemaps and elevation data can be local files can be used disconnected!

Enterprise Data Support - KMLNative Support for KML is across the platform

• Load KML/KMZ files and services

• Use network links, overlays, time

sliders & standard KML features

• Play KML tours in Earth

• KML sub layer operations (New)

• Set ArcGIS Earth as the default

KML viewer

• Set local KML icon path to point

to a customized icon folder

• Call external KML services with a

click of the mouse

ArcGIS Earth, ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Explorer Desktop, Runtime SDKs & JavaScript API 3.x

Enterprise Data Support – 3D Scene LayersWeb Scenes and Scene Layers building blocks for 3D on web, desktop and runtime apps like ArcGIS Earth

• 3D Object and Integrated Mesh

scene layers

• As services or local SLPK files

I3S is an open specification created

and shared by Esri for creating

Scene Layers

Enterprise Data Support – 3D ModelsGeolocate models in 3D

• Edit view and popup properties

• File types include

- 3ds Max 3DS ( .3ds )

- Collada ( .dae ) - save out as KMZ

- Autodesk ( .fbx )

- AutoCAD DXF ( .dxf )

- Wavefront Object ( .obj )

- DirectX X ( .x )

- Stanford Polygon Library ( .ply )

- Stereolithography ( .stl )

- Industry Foundation Classes

(IFC/Step) ( .ifc )

Enterprise Data Support – Local raster dataContinued expansion of additional data types

• Control opacity, brightness, gamma

• File types include

- ASRP/USRP

- DTED0,1, 2

- GeoTIFF

- PNG

- SRTM1, 2

- IMG

- JPEG

- JPEG2000 with .j2c and .jpx (New)

- NTIF with .nsf (New)

- HRE (New)

Enterprise Data Support – CSV / TXT as well as ShapefilesDrag and drop or add from file

• Address geocode CSV/TXT if

connected to

- on premises Portal

- and ArcGIS Online

• Identify multiple overlapping

features

• Change symbols and select from

an expanded icon set

• Improved Pop Up config

Enterprise Data Support – Esri RESTful Services

• Map service

• Image service

• Feature service

• Scene service

• KML

• OGC WMS and WMTS

Identify and display metadata and attribute information for map services, images services, as

well as WMS services on the globe (New)

Improved Open Standards Support – OGC WMS and WMTS

Get layer capability for WMS -

Gives user dropdown list to select

sub layers (New)

TOC Enhancements

• Search through table of contents

• Create custom folders for draw

features

• Save grouped features to KMZ

• My drawing is a separate folder (New)

• Submenu added for KML (New)

TOC Enhancements – Refresh disconnected content (New)

Sketch and Markup – Draw, label, edit

• New custom color options

• Set opacity

• Add and use custom icons

• Newly designed icons

• Create snapshot views

• Set altitude behavior

• Style with Rich Text or HTML

• Export as KMZ

• Add online images (URL) as a

placemark icon or as pop-up content

(New)

Measure

• Set default measurement and

coordinate display units

• Measure coordinate locations, path

distance & heading, area

• Copy measurements to clipboard

• Save measured results as a draw

features and export to kmz

Add and switch portals

Easily switch between organizations in

ArcGIS Enterprise or ArcGIS Online

View more portal metadata (New)

Personalize your settings in ArcGIS Earth

• Set default measurement units

• Set navigation speed

• Turn on/off auto-save

• Show hyperlinks in external browser

and much more…

ArcGIS Earth automation API featureA standard way to communicate with ArcGIS Earth from the same machine

ArcGIS Earth ArcGIS Pro

Save and Share maps

• Save map images

• Send maps by email

• Print maps

ArcGIS Earth supports secure authentication

Connect securely to ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise

Users with Earth configured to point at a PKI-enabled Portal will be automatically signed in

Configure ArcGIS Earth at install

• Preset configuration parameters in

config.xml

• Add Start Up layers including WMS

• Configure help location, feedback link,

acknowledgements, message banner

• Silent configuration possible using

command line parameters at install

Preconfigure ArcGIS Earth for your users

• Additional configuration parameters

include specifying:

• Specify portals

• Navigation & Units

• Data layers (basemaps & terrain)

• Alternate icon path for legacy KML

• Error logging

• Create start up layer groups

• Optionally block default connection to

ArcGIS Online

ArcGIS EarthSecure & easily deployable across enterprises

Esri Hosted

ArcGIS Earth

ArcGIS Online

ArcGIS Earth

ArcGIS Enterprise

On Premises

“Disconnected, behind a firewall” Hybrid

ArcGIS Earth

ArcGIS Online

ArcGIS Enterprise

ArcGIS Earth

ArcGIS EarthOffers a disconnected workflow

Current Offline Workflow

“Disconnected, in the field”

ArcGIS Earth

KML Services and Files

Traditional GIS data

Imagery

Terrain

3D models

CSV/TXT

Individual

Files

(side loaded)

Future Offline Workflow

“Disconnected, in the field”

ArcGIS Earth

KML Services and Files

Traditional GIS data

Imagery

Terrain

3D models

CSV/TXT

(Single File)

Scene

Package

Format

ArcGIS Earth on virtualized platforms

Virtualization Server

NVIDIA GRID Driver

VMWare

Microsoft

Citrix

NVIDIA GRID M60 cards

VM

Client End Points

VM

ArcGIS

Earth

VM

ArcGIS

Earth

VM

ArcGIS

Earth

Remote Display

ProtocolRemote Display

Protocol

ArcGIS EarthArcGIS Earth

Remote Display

Protocol

Desktop

Mobile (Future)

Usage and adoption mounting

ArcGIS Earth Enterprise Support

In 2 short years…

Thousands of organizations

leveraging ArcGIS Online thru

ArcGIS Earth

~ 3000 downloads per month

What’s Next?

ArcGIS Earth 1.8

• Data Support

- Web Scene, Web Map, TPK as elevation, Feature collections

• New features

- Exploratory Analysis tools

- Line of Sight

- Viewshed

- 3D Measure

- Elevation Profile

- Explore mode

- Bookmark * TBD

Download from Microsoft Store

• Enhancements- Display measure segments

- Support multiple geocoders for Geosearch

- Identify scene layer

- Customize specific start up view

- Clear workspace

- And more…..

Look out for Earth Android Alpha in August

New features

• Connect to ArcGIS Online \ Enterprise

• Collect and present information

• Disconnected usage and more…

ArcGIS Earth Roadmap

Vector Tiles, Point Clouds, 3D Points, GeoJSON

KML Editing

Interactive Tools (1.8)

Localization

Disconnected Globe (Scene Package Format)

ArcGIS Earth (Android, iOS)

Essential User ExperienceSecure & Deployable

(Today)

Additional Data Types, Improved Capabilities & Performance

(Near and Mid Term)

Extended Workflows

(Longer Term)

Centralized configuration in Portal

Earth SDK

Underground Navigation and much more…

New Runtime

Technology@ 1.7

Lightweight & easy to use

KML, services & open standards (WMS, WMTS)

Access to Online and Enterprise

Configurable Install & Authentication

Sketching and Markup capability

3D Models

Geocoding against Online & Enterprise Portal + more

Licensing

ArcGIS Earth is free for download and use

Users of ArcGIS Earth can view publicly-shared data in ArcGIS Online and Portal

for ArcGIS without a Named User account

Protected data in Online and Portal requires Named User access

Some premium content in the Living Atlas requires a Named user account

Download directly from http://j.mp/ArcGISEarthDownload

Version 1.7 is English-only

More information and support

Product pages and download – http://j.mp/ArcGISEarthDownload

Help documentation and system requirements – http://j.mp/Earth1_0Doc

GeoNet forum - http://j.mp/Earth1_0Forum

Twitter - @ArcGISEarth

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