Note: this page is only a draft, but this project is hosted on a public repository where anyone can contribute. Learn how to contribute in less than a minute.
Extension for ArcGIS Pro, ArcMap, and ArcGIS Enterprise that bring spatial data from many sources into the ArcGIS with no coding. Access not just geodatabases but hundreds (+400) of different files, databases, services, feeds, and more.
Table of contents
ArcGIS Data Interoperability Extension is a Desktop tool that allows you to incorporate almost 400 readers and writers to read and write to all types of data: databases, APIs, files (binary, flat, structured, semi-structured, standard and proprietary formats, ...). It also includes ~500 data transformers.
The user experience is a drag and drop / WYSIWYG experience, configuring and connecting elements manually to build extraction, transformation and output flows (load, file generation, serve raw data, ...).
You can publish ETL geoprocesses as a service.
Most common use cases:
- Migration: Adoption of ArcGIS, working with ArcGIS
- Connection: Apps with an API
- Collaboration: Generate data in a business-friendly format
- Validation: Feature-Level Business Rule Environment
- Detection: Cross-Format Feature Interaction
- Synchronization: Feature Services and other repositories
- All versions:
- Desktop (ArcGIS Pro / ArcMap):
- Enterprise (Server)
- Esri Training: seminars & web courses
You can also check the official documentation for FME Desktop, FME Server, and FME Cloud
- FME Desktop Basic Training Manual
- Workspace Authoring for FME Server Training Manual
- FME Training on Github
- ArcMap Data Interoperability Extension Tutorial
| Event | Title | Length |
|---|---|---|
| n.a. | ArcGIS Data Interoperability in ArcGIS Pro | 48min 16secs |
You might also find interesting videos at FME Youtube channel, Esri Industries, ArcGIS, EsriTV, Esri R&D Center etc, and distributor's Youtube Channels
- Data Interoperability Best Practices and Common Uses - User Conference 2018
- Data Interoperability Advanced Use - User Conference 2016
You need at least ArcGIS Desktop + Data Interoperability Extension, and there are many ways to get it, here are a few listed:
| Plan/Program | Cost | Duration | Audience | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ArcGIS Trials | No | 21 days | Anyone | Non-profits |
| Startup Program | No | Annual | Startups | Build products |
| Technology Exchange Program | No | Annual | Industry Leaders | Non-profits |
| ArcGIS for Personal/Student use | Yes | Unlimited | Individuals | Non-profits |
| Non-profits Organizations | Yes | Anual | Non-profits Orgs | Non-profits |
| ArcGIS Developer Plan | Yes | >=Builder | Anyone | Build products |
Guidance information: programs with cost listed here are between: [90€ - 199€]
Feel free to contact Esri or your local distributor for more information: https://www.esri.com/en-us/contact
- "ArcGIS Data Interoperability" on GeoNet
- Open Platform: Standards and Interoperability ActionsAbout Open Platform: Standards and Interoperability
More news:
- Leveraging Data for External Systems - Automating Export Subnetwork using Data Interoperability - Part 2
- Blog Posts about "Data Interoperability" inside Places at GeoNet
- etc
Probably not all the resources are in this list, please use the ArcGIS Search tool looking for: "Data Interoperability".
- Koop - an open source GeoSpatial ETL engine
- List of all Esri products in the "Esri Products - ArcGIS Platform" group
- Sample site using FME Server: (similar use case to Data interoperability on Enterprise)
- Ejemplo de Importación de archivos GML (video: 1min 52secs)
- Webinar Open Platform ArcGIS
Feel free to improve/extend this resource page using this template (Contribution Guide).