Don’t miss out on the chance to leverage powerful geospatial insights – ArcGIS GeoAnalytics for Microsoft Fabric is available at no cost during the public preview period.
ArcGIS GeoAnalytics for Microsoft Fabric is a Spark library packed with geospatial analytics tools to help you discover where things are occurring, how they relate, and which actions to pursue. This library delivers over 180 spatial functions and tools directly into Fabric’s data science and data engineering workloads, empowering you to seamlessly work with geospatial data within Microsoft Fabric Spark notebooks.
Why Try ArcGIS GeoAnalytics for Microsoft Fabric?
- Integrate geospatial data: Automate the integration and transformation of geospatial data in Microsoft Fabric to power spatial analysis.
- Enrich data with location context: Use contextual datasets to enrich individual data points, enhancing big data analytic workflows.
- Analyze events geographically: Analyze event locations to identify patterns and understand underlying causes.
- Visualize spatial relationships: Explore how different locations influence and relate to each other.
- Identify strategic locations: Improve your operations by finding the most ideal locations with optimal situational characteristics.
- Integrate with Power BI and ArcGIS: Deliver results for visualization and analysis in Power BI or enhance exploration with advanced ArcGIS capabilities.
Start Exploring GeoAnalytics for Fabric Today
The GeoAnalytics for Fabric library is included in the Fabric 1.3 Runtime. Once a tenant administrator has enabled the library within the Fabric Runtime (go to Settings > Admin Portal > Tenant Settings to enable ArcGIS GeoAnalytics in Fabric Runtime (preview)), the library will be available for importing and use.
To learn more about how to get started with GeoAnalytics for Fabric, read the documentation and join the Esri Community.
Go Beyond Data Science and Data Engineering Workflows
GeoAnalytics for Fabric is part of a larger integration between ArcGIS and Microsoft Fabric, known as ArcGIS for Microsoft Fabric. If you are interested in learning about this broader integration and its new product that is coming soon, please watch the video.
To learn more about the mapping capabilities and spatial analytics tools available in Microsoft Fabric, explore the ArcGIS for Microsoft Fabric web page.
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