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What are the options to integrate ESdat with ArcGIS?

There are a number of ways you can view ESdat data in ArcGIS Pro.

File Based

  1. ESdat can export Chemistry Exceedance Tables for each location as an ArcGIS Layer file, which you can simply open in ArcGIS Pro. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yylgKBi0Of0
  2. ESdat can also export the callout labels as HTML using the kml format which can be opened directly in Google Earth and other GIS products.
  3. ESdat can also export a full dataset of all data related to a Project/Site as a GeoJSON file, which can be opened in ArcGIS. See https://esdat.net/supportdocs/bulk-data-exports/ Your GIS staff can take this raw data to present as they want.

Data Linkages

ESdat supports the commonly used ODATA data transfer protocol, which is an open source protocol for linking data between applications, used by Power Query, Power BI, Trello, ArcGIS and others. Options to use this for linking data live to ArcGIS include:

  1. The ArcGIS Pro Data Interoperability Extension can read ODATA protocols directly https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/data/data-interoperability/supported-formats-with-the-data-interoperability-extension.htm
  2. Write your own script to pull ESdat data via ODATA and pass this data to ArcGIS.




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