R-ArcGIS Bridge
R and ArcGIS for advanced analysis
How does R-ArcGIS Bridge work?
- Access spatial data
- Extend R
- Enhance analysis
- Share R-driven analytics
- Integrate open source
Access spatial data with R
R-ArcGIS Bridge enables you to easily access ArcGIS data and bring it into R for specialized statistical analysis. It supports spatial data types such as geodatabases, hosted maps, image and feature layers, and raster data formats, going beyond what's typically supported by open-source spatial R packages.
Extend R with ArcGIS
Extend your work in R with spatially optimized algorithms and data from ArcGIS. Scale up your analytical capacity to enterprise-grade performance and access. Use ArcGIS data storytelling and visualization tools to tell compelling and interactive stories with your analysis results.
Enhance analysis with R in ArcGIS
Combine specialized R modules with the ArcGIS analytical framework to build statistically sound and spatially validated models. Seamlessly pass analysis inputs and outputs between R and ArcGIS via R-ArcGIS Bridge, the only library available that brings R and ArcGIS together.
Share R-driven analytics
Encourage collaboration and build reproducible research by converting R workflows into ArcGIS tools that can be easily shared and accessed by others in your organization.
Integrate with open environments
Bring your R and ArcGIS analysis into an interface that you are familiar with, whether that is Jupyter or RStudio. Set up R-ArcGIS Bridge conveniently within your workspace of choice or with Conda.
How does R-ArcGIS Bridge work?
