Imagery and Remote Sensing
See how ArcGIS empowers organizations with capabilities for managing, mapping, analyzing, visualizing, and sharing imagery and raster data.
Health, Safety & Environment
Protecting people, property, and the environment
Strengthen pipeline health, safety, and environment strategies
- Employee tracking and hazard notification
- Spill and plume analysis and planning
- Proactive work adjustments
Employee tracking and hazard notification
Sensors are integrated into vehicles and devices used by mobile crews as they perform inspections and maintenance tasks. This allows the location of employees to be continually known and visualized in real time on dashboards. If an employee is in a hazardous area, an alert can be triggered to the employee's location-aware device to provide timely information of needed caution or importance.
Spill and plume analysis and planning
Responding intelligently and confidently to an unintended flow of a hazardous liquid or gas from a pipeline requires analysis and planning. Pipeline operators rely on GIS spatial capabilities to assess likely affected areas.
Proactive work adjustments
ArcGIS consumes real-time feeds and enables you to alert pipeline operators and the public to unfolding dangers, saving lives and property. Feeds are streams of data from sensor networks that update as new data becomes available. They include the latest data about traffic, severe weather, notable activity, boundary movement of natural disasters such as floods and wildfires, and social media mentions.
Products for health, safety, and environment
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Real-Time Visualization and Analytics
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ArcGIS Mission
ArcGIS Mission enables teams to better understand their operations, make better-informed decisions in real time, and learn from past missions.Go to ArcGIS Mission
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