Open Data
ArcGIS enables interoperability of all GIS data types, formats, and specifications of data. Users can bring vector and raster data into and out of the system in their format of choice. Many organizations also use ArcGIS to share and work with open data so they can communicate effectively, meet mandated transparency requirements, and enable greater insights. Esri includes open data capabilities at no cost in ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Hub.
Supporting your data formats
Data interoperability ensures that you can access and store GIS data types in the formats you already use. ArcGIS works directly with the most common data sources, widely implements open standard formats, and provides the ArcGIS Data Interoperability extension for unique transformation needs.
Geospatial features
ArcGIS supports all the common vector data types and formats to serve up points, lines, and polygons, such as the following:
Tabular
ArcGIS can expose the spatial data hidden in your tabular data such as the following:
Imagery, EO, and 3D
ArcGIS apps and servers directly support more than 200 raster and 3D data formats, types, and sensors like the following:
Web and real time
ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Online support the ingest of many real-time data feeds, sensors, and streams:
Geospatial features
ArcGIS supports all the common vector data types and formats to serve up points, lines, and polygons, such as the following:
Tabular
ArcGIS can expose the spatial data hidden in your tabular data such as the following:
Imagery, EO, and 3D
ArcGIS apps and servers directly support more than 200 raster and 3D data formats, types, and sensors like the following:
Web and real time
ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Online support the ingest of many real-time data feeds, sensors, and streams:
Data Interoperability extension
For all other data or storage types, the ArcGIS Data Interoperability extension connects hundreds of different files, databases, cloud and web services, feeds, and more to ArcGIS without any coding. Freely leverage vector, raster, text, tabular, markup, notation, binary data, and more.
Data Interoperability extension
For all other data or storage types, the ArcGIS Data
Interoperability extension connects hundreds of
different files, databases, cloud and web services,
feeds, and more to ArcGIS without any coding. Freely
leverage vector, raster, text, tabular, markup,
notation, binary data, and more.
Share open data
Esri provides government customers and data owners several easy ways to share and edit authoritative public data.
ArcGIS Hub
Share and discover authoritative data with ArcGIS Hub. Publish your public data once with an open license to maximize discovery and reuse data.
Esri Community Maps Program
Sharing authoritative content with the Esri Community Maps Program allows governments and private companies to share data with map providers.
ArcGIS Hub
Share and discover authoritative data with ArcGIS Hub. Publish your public data once with an open license to maximize discovery and reuse data.
Esri Community Maps Program
Sharing authoritative content with the Esri Community Maps Program allows governments and private companies to share data with map providers.
Leverage public and open data
ArcGIS provides easy access to authoritative public data provided by customers, partners, and the OpenStreetMap community.
Search for data
Leverage the open data provided through ArcGIS Hub to improve understanding, drive new efficiencies, and transform community engagement.
OpenStreetMap
ArcGIS makes it easy to integrate OpenStreetMap (OSM) data into maps and apps.
Search for data
Leverage the open data provided through ArcGIS Hub to improve understanding, drive new efficiencies, and transform community engagement.
OpenStreetMap
ArcGIS makes it easy to integrate OpenStreetMap (OSM) data into maps and apps.