ArcGIS for Microsoft Fabric

Unlock the ‘where’ in your data to reveal hidden insights

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ArcGIS for Microsoft Fabric brings mapping capabilities and geospatial analytics tools directly into the Fabric environment. It enables data professionals to analyze spatial data and understand where things are, how they relate, and what they mean.

Benefits of ArcGIS for Microsoft Fabric

  • Reduce time to insight for spatial workflows

    Empower data scientists and data engineers to work efficiently with geospatial data of any size and perform complex analysis at scale, leveraging the powerful computing capabilities of Spark.

  • Convert raw geospatial data into insight-ready assets

    Equip data professionals to perform and automate geospatial data integration, transformation, and enrichment directly within Microsoft Fabric. 

  • Understand where things are and how they relate to other data

    Leverage Esri's expertise in geospatial analytics to analyze events, illuminate relationships between places, identify optimal locations, and derive valuable geospatial insights from data.

  • Visualize where things are

    Enable data analysts to integrate geospatial data into Power BI dashboards and reports for interactive visualization, map exploration, and secure and easy sharing of uncovered geographic insights.

  • Streamline collaboration between GIS and data professionals

    Foster collaboration by enabling teams to analyze the same data in ArcGIS GeoAnalytics for Microsoft Fabric, visualize it using ArcGIS for Power BI, and save output data as ArcGIS feature layers for further analysis.

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What you can do with ArcGIS for Microsoft Fabric

Mapping 'where' to understand 'why' using geospatial data and tools

Seamlessly integrate geospatial data as a usable data source for conducting analysis with ArcGIS GeoAnalytics for Microsoft Fabric to uncover deeper insights into the 'where' and 'why'. 

Enhance your organization's capabilities by incorporating these insights into reports and dashboards using ArcGIS for Power BI, enabling interactive mapping and analysis.

Learn how to get started
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ArcGIS GeoAnalytics for Microsoft Fabric

ArcGIS GeoAnalytics for Microsoft Fabric is a Spark-native library offering over 180 geospatial analytics functions and tools. It enables data scientists and data engineers to perform data analysis at any scale and uncover geospatial insights, all within the Fabric environment.

  • Integrate and transform geospatial data

    Automate the integration and transformation of geospatial data in Fabric to power spatial analysis.

  • Enrich data with location context

    Use contextual datasets to enrich individual data points to enhance big data analytic workflows.

  • Analyze events geographically

    Analyze event locations to identify patterns and understand underlying causes.

  • Visualize spatial relationships

    Explore how different locations influence and relate to each other.

  • Identify strategic locations

    Improve your operations by finding the most strategic locations with ideal situational characteristics.

  • Integrate with Power BI and ArcGIS

    Deliver results for visualization and analysis in Power BI or enhance exploration with advanced ArcGIS capabilities.

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ArcGIS for Power BI

By converting location data into features on a map, ArcGIS for Power BI adds a new layer of depth to your data analysis. Bringing location to the world of business intelligence is a game changer, making it easier to discover new patterns and trends in your data.

  • Add maps to BI reports

    Visualize data with location attributes on the interactive map to gain previously unseen geospatial insights.

  • Enrich BI reports with spatial context

    Enhance BI reports with rich spatial context by integrating public maps, US demographics, and your organization’s geospatial data.

  • Analyze data and features on the map

    Interactively select specific locations on Power BI report maps to filter and display only the relevant data across other BI report elements. Or use data from charts and tables to highlight applicable locations on the map.

  • Share map-enhanced BI dashboards and reports

    Share insights internally via dashboards or embedded reports and externally through published Power BI content.

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How to get started

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    ArcGIS GeoAnalytics for Microsoft Fabric

    ArcGIS GeoAnalytics for Microsoft Fabric will be in public preview soon. Once available, all users of Microsoft Fabric's Data Science and Engineering environments will have access to these powerful spatial analytics tools. No additional installation will be required, and it will be available in the Fabric Runtime 1.3 at no cost during this preview.

    Be the first to know when it’s available
    Read the documentation
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    ArcGIS for Power BI

    ArcGIS for Power BI is ready to use with no installation required. When paired with ArcGIS user types, you can add context from your organization's ArcGIS account and unlock additional functionality, including geoenrichment, buffer analysis, and drive time analysis.

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