The world is filled with unanswered questions. Frame these questions, analyze data, get results using an array of analytical tools, and examine your work in 2D and 3D. ArcGIS Desktop includes a rich analytical toolbox and modeling framework that empower you to perform virtually any type of spatial analysis.
ArcMap Help ArcGIS Pro Help
Work with Tools
Perform operations on geographic data, such as extracting and overlaying data; changing map projections; adding a column to a table; and calculating attribute values, polygon overlays, and optimal routes.
Automate Your Work with ModelBuilder
Create, edit, and manage you geoprocessing workflows by creating models. String together sequences of geoprocessing tools, using the output of one tool as the input of another tool.
Automate Your Work with Scripts
Use Python to string together tools in a sequence, feeding the output of one tool to the input of another. Create workflows that can be repeated again and again.
Share Your Analysis
Share your work with others by packaging your workflow into an easily shared geoprocessing package. You can also create web services from your geoprocessing workflows.
Quick Links
- Commonly used tools
- Analysis gallery
- Python
- ArcPy
- What's new in Analysis?
- Help: 10.8 | 10.7 | 10.6 | 10.5 | 10.4 | 10.3 | 10.2 | 10.1
New to ArcGIS?
Try lessons and projects that will teach you the fundamentals of spatial analysis with ArcGIS: