ArcGIS

ERSI’s, ArcGIS is a software suite designed for geographic information systems. ArcGIS brings Smart Mapping and 3D Content Sharing to ArcGIS for Server. With smart mapping, you can quickly style the features of your map so that you create useful and visually stunning maps every time.

To access ArcGIS Online, please click "Access Software" or browse to https://uok.maps.arcgis.com and click "Use your University of Oklahoma login" to be directed to sign-in via SSO.

Once online, you may download ArcGIS Pro to your desktop by following these "Download ArcGIS Pro from ArcGIS Online" instructions. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/get-started/download-arcgis-pro.htm

Note: As of March 2024, ArcGIS Desktop (ArcMap) has been removed from the Esri Educational Institution Agreement. ArcGIS Desktop (ArcMap) is no longer be available through the Esri Education Program.

• Refer to the ArcMap Life Cycle page for details about support phases.
• Additional information and commonly asked questions about the retirement of ArcGIS Desktop (ArcMap) are available in this blog.

Features

ArcGIS's smart mapping is based on the philosophy that making visually beautiful maps should be easy for everyone. Here is what you can expect:

• Workflows analyze your data and suggest the best way to represent it.
• Smart defaults take the guesswork out of setting up many of the map properties.
• Based on the basemap you select, ArcGIS can automatically suggest and coordinate colors and other map styling.
• Automatically suggest visible ranges so you’ll see your data at scales that make sense.
• You get to preview your styling choices on your screen.
• Create and share web scenes in your browser with 3D Web Scenes in ArcGIS for Server.
• ArcGIS for Server with Portal for ArcGIS can now host web scenes and layers that include multipatch-based 3D models and symbology, such as photo-realistic buildings, trees, and visibility domes.

For more information on this software, see the developer's website.