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ArcView GIS is a software package that creates, analyzes, and displays geographic information. ArcView GIS provides a graphical user interface for displaying data on maps. The software can show varied map types, including roadmaps, topographic maps, satellite images and other types of images from various sensor systems around the world. It also supports many different formats for input data such as shapefiles from Esri or any text file with latitude and longitude values in decimal degrees or degrees/minutes/seconds notation. ArcView is the number one spatial analyst tool for viewing, analyzing and integrating geospatial data across boundaries of disciplines and organizations to gain insight into our constantly changing natural environment. Through the integration of geographic information systems, ArcView GIS is capable of fully integrating with the other tools from Esri. All files from ESRI can be opened and analyzed with a single tool. This allows data to be brought together in a coherent fashion for analysis and decision support purposes. This is an ArcGIS-specific extension that provides access to datasets, layers, and raster datasets from Remote Sensing Systems (RSS) as well as support for viewing and analyzing these data sets through ArcView GIS Cell Viewer (CVI). ArcView GIS 3.3 was released on September 25th, 2010. ArcView GIS 3.3 has a wide range of new features, which can be grouped as follows: New Processing Features: New Data Management Features: New Add-ins for added functionality: No matter what you need to do with your data, the ArcView GIS team is dedicated to creating flexible tools that will help you share your data and ideas with a diverse audience. As a full-featured geographic information system (GIS), ArcView GIS is capable of performing a broad range of spatial analysis, from basic tasks such as buffering and overlays to more advanced tasks such as network analysis and modeling. ArcView GIS 3.1 includes several new features, including:Some of the most common uses for Arcview GIS are in the following areas:Other map applications include MapSource, which can be used to draw maps with one or two points (rectangles) and reverse engineering (surface analysis) with DecisionTools; one can export imagery from these tools into ArcView. MapServer is another free open source product that supports File Transfer Protocol (FTP) and Web map services like Google Maps. MapServer makes it easy to draw maps with one or two points (rectangles), reverse engineering (surface analysis) with DecisionTools, and to export imagery from these tools into MapServer. I. Library for Spatial Analysis (LSA) is an extension to ArcView GIS that lets users perform spatial analysis tasks, such as calculation of statistics, buffering, overlaying, and network analysis. Users can write scripts in the LISP programming language using the extension's integrated development environment (IDE), which supports syntax highlighting and code completion in addition to having a debugger. It also provides syntax checking in the background when writing code in the IDE. II. cfa1e77820
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