ESRI

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ESRI and Microsoft Partnership

March 26, 2002
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ArcGIS Platform
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ArcSDE Unifies Spatial Data Access

• ArcGIS Desktop Applications
• ArcIMS w/ ArcExplorer, ArcPad
• ArcView 3.x, MapObjects MapObjects Java S.E.
• Third-Party applications from Safe Software,
  MinerMiner, Telcordia/Mesa, etc.

ArcSDE Services
SQL Server
Oracle
Informix
IBM DB2
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Market Forces Are Driving Change

• Organizations are moving and consolidating
  spatial data into relational databases to improve
  interoperability
• Organizations are moving client/server mapping
  applications to the web and looking to web
  services for the future
• Organizations are integrating spatial data
  analysis and map visualization into key business
  applications to improve decision making and
  service delivery

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Enterprise GIS

• Organizations expect to...
• Leverage existing spatial data (eliminate silos)
• Integrate spatial data with core business data
• Incorporate spatial into workflow between
  departments (for a citytax assessor, appraisal,
  DPW, police, fire, IT)
• Deploy IT standards to all their data
• Move client/server GIS apps to the web and
  wireless devices
• Benefit from scalability, security, and greater
  ROI

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First, Spatially Enable The Data
Data Is Independent of Application
ArcSDE
ArcIMS ArcGIS
SQL Server
High Availability, High Performance, Secure,
Scalable
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Then Spatially Enable the Enterprise
Data Is Independent of Delivery Device
PDAs Web Phone Mobile Intranet Extranet Inter
net Legacy
ArcSDE
SQL Server
ArcIMS ArcGIS ArcPad Custom
ArcIMS ArcGIS
Spatial Information Access By Any System,
Process, User
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ESRI Microsoft Partnership

• ESRI and Microsoft are strategic business
  partners that have worked together since 1996 to
  integrate our products to provide an enterprise
  spatial solution for the storage, management,
  analysis, and delivery of geographic information
• Share a common technology vision
• Ongoing collaborative development, marketing
  sales (U.S. Digital Cities seminars)

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ESRI Microsoft Partnership Benefits

• Our customers can
• Take advantage of the power of ESRI GIS tools and
  applications with Microsoft development
  environments (VBA, VB, Visual Studio), databases
  (SQL Server 2000 Access (Personal GDB), web
  (IIS), web services (.Net)
• Solutions which can be readily integrated into
  mainstream IT because they are standards-based
  and leverage our customers existing technology
  investments
• Have a world class architecture for today and the
  future

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Benefits of the ArcSDE Gateway with SQL Server
2000

• Provides the infrastructure required to manage
  multiple users editing the same spatial database
  with long transactions, alternate versions, and
  history.
• Provides the business logic software for not only
  creating simple geometric data, but also
  technology for supporting advanced GIS data types
  such as
• raster (imagery) CAD
• annotation
• features with integrated topology and shared
  geometry (networks and soon polygons)
• Associating these with rules, behavior and other
  object properties.

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ESRI and Microsoft Value Proposition

• Mutual commitment to our customers
• Integrated product stack from the desktop to the
  server
• Scalability from department to enterprise from
  Intranet to Internet
• Replication high availability solutions
• Commitment to standards like SQL XML/SOAP
• Internet enabled architecture for web services
  delivery wireless devices

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Reference Sites

• USDA NRCS (Lighthouse web site)
• State of Virginia Economic Development
  Partnership
• City of Portland, Oregon
• City of Saskatoon, Canada
• Wessex Water, UK
• Provincial and Interurban Drinking Water Company
  of Antwerp Province (PIDPA)
• Jiangsu Provincial Power Company, China
• Meteorologics (previously DTN Weather Services)
• See
• www.esri.com/software/sde/whats_new.html
• www.esri.com/alliances/partners/microsoft.html

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Data Sharing, Distributed GIS And Web Services
ArcGIS 8.2/ArcIMS 4.0 and Future Plans

March 26, 2002
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ArcReader
Key Functionality

• ArcMap Cartography
• Pan / Zoom / Map Navigation
• Identify
• Print / Plot
• Dynamic Database Viewing
• Local, Enterprise and Internet Data
• Map Doc provides access to all ESRI Formats (40)

Uses Special ArcMap Documents (PMF)
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ArcReader
Geographic Information Viewer

• Easy
• Lightweight

New System for Publishing Maps
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Publisher Authors PMF Documents
ArcReader
Publish Map Documents
ArcMap
Publisher
MXD
Data
A New Extension
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Metadata Services

• Standards based
• Publish Documentation About Data Services

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ArcMap Server

• ArcMap
• Cartography
• Geodatabase Access
• Select Tools

Integrates ArcMap Services In ArcIMS
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Distributed GIS

• Consume and expose Web services for
• Mapping
• Metadata
• Data sharing and distribution
• Geoprocessing
• Provide standard services and components for web
  develop
• (.Net, generic XML/SOAP, or Java APIs)

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GIS Internet Enterprise Today
Applications
Browsers
Web
Web Server
Broker
Databases
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Future GIS Internet Enterprise
Applications
Browsers
Web
Web Server
Broker
Services
Databases
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Distributed GIS Development

• New Concept g.net architecture
• leveraging emerging web technologies
• Web services
• GIS technology for applications over the web
• Mapping
• Metadata
• GIS Functionality
• Spatial Data sharing and distribution
• Extends ArcGIS System concept
• Desktop Applications
• Back Office Servers
• Distributed Services via the Internet

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G.net Architecture Building Blocks

• Network architecture (Distributed)
• Loosely Coupled
• Internet Standards
• Many GeoServices
• Many Clients
• Metadata Servers
• Open / Interoperable
• Full GIS capabilities

GIS Users
Connect and Use Checkout and Use
Search Catalog and Find
World Wide Web

• Publish GIS Data Services
• Document in Catalog

Metadata Server
Author, Manage, Serve Catalogs
Author, Manage, Serve Geographic Information
Collections
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ESRI DirectionSoftware for G.Net

• ArcGIS
• Used to build
• Data
• Maps
• Models
• Applications
• Metadata

• ArcIMS
• Serve GIS
• Data
• Maps
• Apps

GIS Web Services

• Array of GIS Clients
• Access and use GIS data and services
• ArcReader
• Map Objects for Java
• ArcGIS Desktop Extensions
• ArcPad

• ArcSDE
• Used to manage
• Data
• Metadata
• Transactions

• ArcGIS
• Author and Manage Metadata
• Build Catalog

GIS Clients
Metadata Catalog Services

• ArcIMS
• Manage Metadata
• Provide Search Services

• ArcSDE
• Used to manage and distribute
• Metadata

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Thank You John Baleja 909 793-2853 jbaleja_at_esri.c
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