Computation/Analysis

GIS technology gives you the tools to develop geodetic data that is compliant and provides the surveying, GIS, and mapping communities access to control data derived by state, federal, tribal, local governments, and private companies. Geodetic control can be used for a variety of public and private imagery, mapping, surveying, and construction projects, and also supports spatial accuracy improvement for national mapping frameworks.

The ArcGIS Geostatistical Analyst extension provides a variety of tools for spatial data exploration, identification of data anomalies, optimum prediction, evaluation of prediction uncertainty, and surface creation.

With ArcGIS Tracking Analyst you can play back historical data, use rule-based drawing and see temporal patterns in data. In addition, you can visualize complex time series and spatial patterns and interactions while integrating all other GIS data within the ArcGIS system.

Using ArcGIS Spatial Analyst, you can derive new information from your existing data, analyze spatial relationships, and build spatial models integrating core ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Spatial Analyst tools.