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Geographic Information Systems Library Guide
This guide will help you get started with understanding what GIS is, the nature of geospatial data used in GIS, and how to get started using GIS for your research.
Thanks to the hard work of Francisco Estrada-Belli and the support of a generous donor, MARI now boasts a modern lab dedicated to geographic exploration and analysis. Dinwiddie Hall, 3rd Floor
ArcGIS
ArcGIS is a GIS platform produced by ESRI. ArcGIS provides a comprehensive set of tools for compiling, visualizing, analyzing, editing, managing, and sharing geographic data.
Provides access to many products in the ESRI suite. This includes ArcGIS Online, ArcMap, ArcPro and Storymaps.
Download ArcGIS Pro from the Tulane ArcGIS Online Portal (for PC)
Sign in to the Tulane ArcGIS Online Portal.
At the top of the page, click your user name and then My settings.
On the My settings page, click on Licenses.
Your user type, role, and assigned licenses are listed. If you don't see ArcGIS Pro listed under your licensed products, or if the Download button does not appear, contact your ArcGIS organization administrator.
Next to ArcGIS Pro, click Download.
In the Download window, review the Language setting. If you want to download a localized version of ArcGIS Pro, change the setting to the language you want. Click Download. An executable file (.exe) is downloaded to your computer.
