ArcGIS: Implementation Patterns for Government€¦ · GIS Platform Patterns . Data . Management . A Complete Integrated Platform . Planning & Analysis . Field Mobility . Operational

ArcGIS: Implementation Patterns for Government

Witt Mathot Dan O’Leary Paul Ross

Presentation Topics

• The platform • GIS use patterns and use cases • Roles and relationships of system components • Deeper dives – hybrid and on-premises • Security considerations • Roadmap • Q&A

GIS Platform Patterns

Data Management

A Complete Integrated Platform

Planning & Analysis

Field Mobility

Operational Awareness

Constituent Engagement

Transform Data Into Actionable

Information

Collect, Organize, & Exchange Data

Get Information Into and Out of

the Field

Disseminate Information Where

and When it is Needed

Get Feedback and Make Informed

Decisions

ArcGIS Platform

• Easy mapping and geographic analysis platform • Combines building blocks and components that deliver

geospatial capabilities • An ecosystem for …

- Users - Partners - Vendors - Developers - Citizens / public - Other platforms Mobile

Desktop

Web

Online

Cloud

Enterprise

The Role of ArcGIS Online

• Extends ArcGIS with … - Geographic information access - Discovery and content management - Easy to use mapping on the web - for everyone - Geographic analysis - Dynamic and scalable resources - Ready to use content and services - Application development tools and hosting - Integration to business intelligence tools

ArcGIS Platform Deployment Patterns

Portal

Maps Apps

SDKs online GIS Services Infrastructure

Content Data Tier

GIS Servers

Geoenrichment

Basemaps

ArcGIS Platform Deployment Patterns

Portal

Maps Apps


Content

SaaS

Software

ArcGIS Online for Organizations



Portal for ArcGIS ArcGIS for Server Data Appliance for ArcGIS

Data Tier

GIS Servers

Geoenrichment

Basemaps

ArcGIS Platform Deployment Patterns All SaaS

Portal

Maps Apps


Content

SaaS

Software





Data Tier

GIS Servers

Geoenrichment

Basemaps

ArcGIS Platform Deployment Patterns Hybrid - Online portal and content, local GIS infrastructure

Portal

Maps Apps


Content

SaaS

Software





Data Tier

GIS Servers

Geoenrichment

Basemaps

ArcGIS Platform Deployment Patterns Hybrid – local portal and GIS infrastructure, online content

Portal

Maps Apps


Content

SaaS

Software





Data Tier

GIS Servers

Geoenrichment

Basemaps

ArcGIS Platform Deployment Patterns All in your own infrastructure

Portal

Maps Apps


Content

SaaS

Software





Data Tier

GIS Servers

Geoenrichment

Basemaps

ArcGIS Platform Deployment Patterns Use it all

Portal

Maps Apps


Content

SaaS

Software





Data Tier

GIS Servers

Geoenrichment

Basemaps

Why the Hybrid Pattern? A common pattern for government

• A hybrid model mixes: - ArcGIS Online capabilities in the cloud with - Customer GIS Server(s) in protected data center(s)

ArcGIS Server Agency User

Inside firewall

Deeper Dive – Hybrid Pattern What is available in the hybrid model


Inside firewall

Basemaps Foundation Content Community Content Geocoding Routing Catalog Templates Agency Landing Page Sharing Framework …

Web Maps

Secure Mapping & Sharing

Demo

Hybrid Pattern

Deeper Dive – Hybrid Pattern A common pattern for government


Inside firewall

Basemaps Foundation Content Community Content Geocoding Routing Public Content Inter-agency Sharing

Web Maps

The Anatomy of a Web Map Data level view of a web map

• WebMaps contain metadata about your data and services, such as

- Map descriptions - Extent - Thumbnail - URL endpoints for services - Popup definitions - Etc

{ "mapOptions": {}, "operationalLayers": [], "baseMap": [], "exportOptions": {}, "layoutOptions": {} }

Data can reside behind firewalls and WebMaps can reside outside firewalls

Using Your Enterprise Logins Coming soon

• SAML 2.0 – Single Sign On Standard

• Agency IT administrators deploy technology to enable Identity Provider

• ArcGIS Online hosts a login page pointing to Identity Provider

Deeper Dive – Hybrid Pattern An emerging pattern for government


Inside firewall

Basemaps Foundation Content Community Content Geocoding Routing Public Content Inter-agency Sharing Hosted Tile Services Hosted Feature Services

Web Maps

Citizen Engagement

Citizen Engagement

Demo

Hybrid Pattern

Deeper Dive – Hybrid Pattern An emerging pattern for government


Inside firewall

Basemaps Foundation Content Community Content Geocoding Routing Public Content Inter-agency Sharing Hosted Tile Services Hosted Feature Services

Web Maps

Citizen Engagement

Secure Network Pattern A common pattern for defense and intelligence agencies

• Everything runs on-premises, on secure network • No internet access required

Portal for ArcGIS Agency User

Inside firewall

ArcGIS Server

Introducing Portal for ArcGIS The ArcGIS Online front end, as software

Portal for ArcGIS

• Website • Web App Templates • Sharing API • Repository

Web Server

Web Adaptor for ArcGIS

ArcGIS for Server

• Hosted Services • Utility Services

Enterprise GDB

Client Applications & Browsers

Web Server

Web Adaptor for ArcGIS

Secure Network Pattern A reference Implementation

Server Server Server Server

Portal Identity Store

Basemaps & Geocoding Services

Foundation Content Services

Server

Other Contributing Services

Server

Hosted Services


Secure Mapping & Sharing Behind the Firewall

Demo

Secure Network Pattern

Secure Network Pattern A reference Implementation

Server Server Server Server

Portal Identity Store

Basemaps & Geocoding Services

Foundation Content Services

Server

Other Contributing Services

Server

Hosted Services


Additional Security Considerations Leveraging your existing security infrastructure

• Authentication – Support for HTTP and token auth (inc PKI)

• Users, Groups, and Roles - Support for Enterprise user stores (e.g. LDAP, AD)

- Portal managed roles (user, publisher, admin, …) - Portal managed groups

• Tightly integrated security with ArcGIS Server

Road Ahead Release Themes

• Organizations - Advancing administration and management - Internationalization – content, languages, regions, geocoding - Security and compliance – FISMA, SafeHarbor, +

• Developer improvements and apps • ArcGIS cloud services • Expanding map interaction • GIS capabilities - analytics

Mobile

Desktop

Web

Online

Cloud

Enterprise

Portal for ArcGIS - COTS

• Self-installable and self-updatable • Support for Esri Maps for Office • Feature services and tile services UX like ArcGIS Online

subscriptions via ArcGIS server 10.2

Road Ahead Organizations

• Federated Identities • Store and catalog additional file types • Authoritative content • Custom roles • Improved sharing between organizations • Expanded dashboard and tracking • Formal metadata

Road Ahead Services

• Geoenrichment - Enables users to get facts about a locations or areas

• Boundary and Demographic Map Services - Dynamic map services to support visualization of data

• Sync Enabled Feature Services • Configurable refresh for feature services • Location Tracking and Geo Triggers

Road Ahead Analytics

• Summarize data • Find locations • Data enrichment • Analyze patterns • Use proximity • Manage data

Road Ahead Webmap & Viewer

• More layers - WMTS, GeoRSS, WFS

• App templates • Routing • Enhanced image service layers • Point clustering

Road Ahead Release Plans

• Updates to the ArcGIS platform planned 3 times a year • Not every product updated at each release • ArcGIS Online updates will be applied automatically

- March - June - ~November

• Portal for ArcGIS follows the online release by 4-5 weeks

Summary / Key takeaways

• Platform can support many deployment patterns • Supports flexible security requirements • You can leverage your existing GIS investment • You can get started today

ArcGIS Online Resources

• Product Info http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/arcgisonline

• Help System • Video’s • Blog • Forums • 30-day trial

• Exhibitors • I am GIS Photo Booth & Trading Cards • Hands-On Learning & Coaching Labs • Design Studio • Spatial Outlet • Esri Showcase • GIS Technical & Extended Support • 2 Demo theaters • Drinks & snacks

In the GIS Solutions EXPO

Don’t Miss These Attractions

6:30 PM–9:30 PM • Walking distance from convention center

• Conference Badge needed for reception

• Coat check available in courtyard

• Serving hot hors d’oeuvres and beverages

Smithsonian American Art Museum and National Portrait Gallery

Tuesday Evening Reception

11:30 AM–1:30 PM • Ballrooms A–C, Third Level

• Join conference attendees for lunch and closing session

• Closing Speaker Todd Park, U.S. CTO

• Wrap-up and request for feedback with Jack Dangermond.

Closing and Hosted Lunch

Wednesday Closing Session

Upcoming Events esri.com/events

Date Event Location

March 21, 2013 Esri DC Meet Up – Big Data & Location Analytics Washington, DC

April 18, 2013 Esri DC Meet Up Washington, DC

March 23–26, 2013 Esri Partner Conference Palm Springs, CA

March 25–28, 2013 Esri Developer Summit Palm Springs, CA

July 6–9, 2013 Esri National Security Summit San Diego, CA

July 8–12, 2013 Esri International User Conference San Diego, CA

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