Work with maps and geographic information using ArcGIS
Functionality
ArcGIS is a geographic information system (GIS) for working with maps and geographic information maintained by Esri.
ArcGIS is one of the most popular geographical mapping solutions. ArcGIS is used for:
- Creating and using maps
- Compiling geographic data
- Analyzing mapped information
- Sharing and discovering geographic information
- Using maps and geographic information in a range of applications
- Managing geographic information in a database
Tips for using this tool at Kent
ArcGis is ideal for presenting geographical statistical analysis and is widely used within the School of Social Sciences and the School of Anthropology
Help & how to get started
If not installed on your campus PC, ArcGIS is available to Kent staff and students upon request from the IT and Library Helpdesk.
ArcGIS is also available to all staff and students to download on their own personal devices. Please visit IS Student and Staff Software Request to request access to ArcGIS.
Cost
Free
Terms of use, copyright and licensing
Sitewide license
Data Privacy
The University of Kent uses Google Analytics to track how our Software Finder tool is being used. We do not share this data with any third parties.
While we recommend various software tools that may be helpful for both students and staff, it's important for individuals to review the Terms and Conditions of any software they choose to install, especially regarding how it may affect their privacy and personal data.
Please note, the University of Kent is not responsible for the data privacy practices of any third-party software. It is the user's responsibility to understand the privacy policies of the software they use.