Suitability Modeling—Use ArcGIS Spatial Analyst to select the best location for a new site.  Learn more |
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| Surface Analysis—Build and analyze complex surfaces to identify patterns or features. Learn more |
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| Distance Analysis—Calculate the cost of travel, cost-weighted distance, least-cost path, and shortest path using ArcGIS Spatial Analyst. Learn more |
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| Density Analysis—Calculate a density value for each cell in an output raster. Learn more |
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| Hydrologic Analysis—Derive new information from hydrologic and landscape data. Learn more |
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| Statistical Analysis—Apply cell, neighborhood, zonal overlay, and multivariate statistical analysis techniques to the modeling of your spatial data. Learn more |
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| Map Algebra—Use map algebra to combine multiple maps, perform suitability analysis, assign weights, and identify relationships. Learn more |
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| Query and Data Exploration—Use ArcGIS Spatial Analyst to query, explore, and display your data. Learn more |
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| Scripting and Customization—Create custom models and analysis functions with ArcGIS Spatial Analyst customization options. Learn more |
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| Graphical Modeling—Use ModelBuilder, a graphical modeling tool, to create advanced procedures and workflows. Learn more |
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| Raster Generalization—Generalize your data to omit unnecessary detail. Learn more |
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