Maps/Tasks

Maps

ArcGIS Data Appliance map offerings include terabytes of prerendered and precached data at multiple scales. Updates are made regularly and delivered on new disk drives that you simply replace in your existing ArcGIS Data Appliance.

• World Collection—World Imagery down to 15-meter resolution; World Street Map with highway-level data for the world and major road-level data for the United States and Canada; Physical World at 1.24-kilometer resolution across the entire globe and 500-meter resolution within the conterminous United States; Political World Map from National Geographic's Atlas of the World, Eighth Edition; and World Shaded Relief at 90-meter resolution for all land areas between 60° north and -56° south latitude and 1-kilometer resolution for all other areas
• World Imagery—Satellite imagery down to 15-meter resolution for the world, 1–2 meter resolution imagery mosaic for the contiguous United States, plus 1-meter resolution imagery for more than 600 other major metropolitan areas around the world
• USA Prime Imagery—Seamless mosaic of 1-meter or better resolution aerial imagery for the contiguous United States and satellite imagery for the world at 500-meter and 15-meter resolution from commercial and government imagery sources
• World IKONOS Cities Imagery—1-meter resolution imagery for more than 700 major metropolitan areas around the world
• North America Street Map—Seamless, multiscale street map for the United States and large parts of Canada, with major highways, major and minor roads, railways, water features, administrative boundaries, cities, and landmarks overlaid on shaded relief imagery; also includes detailed transportation and boundary overlay layers for the United States
• European Street Map—Seamless, multiscale street map for Europe with highways, major roads, minor roads, railways, water features, administrative boundaries, cities, and landmarks overlaid on shaded relief imagery for added context

Tasks

These options are available for the United States, Canada, and Europe:

• Geocoding—Single address, reverse, and batch geocoding to find and display addresses on a map
• Routing—Street-level multistop and optimized routing between two or more points to display routes along with associated driving directions