ArcGIS Enterprise Features

Ability to input geographic data into GIS.

Store vast amounts of data in a variety of ways, such as individual files, databases, geodatabases, or the cloud.

Ability to make edits to data as the landscape changes.

Bring data to life in a 2D or 3D format.

Assign locations to significant addresses so they may placed as points on the map.

Select a point on the map and display data within a certain radius.

Visualize different forms of data in one single image.

Ability to take all of the collected data and publish it into one map.

Ability to read data to make informed decisions and predict patterns.

Export information on a specific data in the map.

Study data in live time to analyze any changes happening in the location.

Make informed decisions and predict patterns based on data.

Select a point on the map and display data within a certain radius.

Use data to gather information about a specific location's geographic features.

Study data in live time to analyze any changes happening in the location.

Ability to create a map from different perspectives and with varying geographic features.

Create a map made up of points and lines that may have additional information assigned to them.

Ability to translate data and metrics into charts, graphs, and other ways to communication information.

Visualize different forms of data in one single image.

The ability to convert the format of source data to one required for the reporting system.

Easily design and refine dashboards and reports.

Integrating APIs that allow you to customize your tool as needed.

Uses some combination of GIS, heat mapping, and manual plotting to visualize geospatial crime data.

Identifies data points that relate back to the same individual or records, and also notes incorrect or missing data from records.

Discovers correlations between seemingly unrelated data points.

Allows users to send and receive crime data in a wide variety of formats.

Visualizes data across customizable dashboards through a combination of graphical widgets and maps.

Creates and automates procedurally required reports as well as ad-hoc reports.

Pulls data from Crime records management systems for historical trend analysis.

Pulls data from emergency computer-aided dispatch systems for historical analysis.

Connects to public databases to search for records and other publicly available information that would inform crime mapping.