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Spatial Extension

Turn your advanced network diagrams into Web services, giving your staff and customers the ability to generate, visualise, and manipulate diagrams.

With the Schematics extension for ArcGIS Server, you can deliver Web-based tools to:

  • Generate new diagrams from published data stored in a geodatabase.
  • Update existing diagrams with simple editing tools.

 

ArcGis Server Extensions Advanced Standard Basic
3D Extension* - Share advanced 3D modeling and analysis. Yes
GIS Web Services Supports - Share advanced statistical modeling and analysis. Yes
Network Extension* - Share advanced network modeling and analysis. Yes Yes
Spatial Analysis - Supports server-based analysis and geoprocessing, including vector, raster, 3D, and network analytics as well as models, scripts, and tools Yes Yes
Spatial Extension* -Share advanced raster data modeling and analysis. Yes
Data Interoperability Extension - Provide Web access to hundreds of data formats. Yes
Windows Only		 Yes
Windows Only
Image Extension - Deliver fast access to hundreds of data formats. Yes
Windows Only		 Yes
Windows Only
Job Tracking Extension - Provide Web access to GIS workflow management. Yes
Windows Only		 Yes
Windows Only
Geoportal Extension - Organize, share, and discover GIS resources. Yes Yes
Schematics Extension - Share advanced network diagrams and models. Yes
Windows Only

Why use the Spatial Extenstion for ArcGIS Server?

The Spatial extension enhances the value of advanced tools and models created with the ArcGIS Spatial Analyst extension for ArcGIS Desktop by putting those resources to work in repeatable enterprise applications, improving productivity and increasing data analysis capacity for your organisation. You can deliver Web services for:

  • Finding optimum locations and areas based on designated spatial criteria (suitability modeling
  • Calculating distances and directions to closest resources
  • Studying the flow of water across an area, creating stream networks, and delineating watersheds (hydrologic modeling)
  • Creating maps showing the concentration of features across the landscape (density analysis)
  • Utilising many other surface modeling techniques, such as calculating slope, aspect, and hillshade

If you're a registered user of ArcGIS Server, you can get a 60-day evaluation of the Spatial extension for free.  The Spatial extension for ArcGIS Server requires ArcGIS Server Advanced edition.

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