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CityEngine is a 3D Edit and Visualization tool that can be extended to a professional modeling and design solution for efficient creation and design of 3D cities. CityEngine delivers a full suite of industry-leading tools to aggregate geospatial data, lay out and edit street networks, generate and modify buildings, create 3D road profiles and distribute street furniture, control the shape of the skyline, and analyze urban planning projects.

CityEngine is a 3D Edit and Visualization tool that can be extended to a professional modeling and design solution for efficient creation and design of 3D cities. CityEngine delivers a full suite of industry-leading tools to aggregate geospatial data, lay out and edit street networks, generate and modify buildings, create 3D road profiles and distribute street furniture, control the shape of the skyline, and analyze urban planning projects.

CityEngine is a 3D Edit and Visualization tool that can be extended to a professional modeling and design solution for efficient creation and design of 3D cities. CityEngine delivers a full suite of industry-leading tools to aggregate geospatial data, lay out and edit street networks, generate and modify buildings, create 3D road profiles and distribute street furniture, control the shape of the skyline, and analyze urban planning projects.

Autodesk is pleased to announce the availability of InfraWorks 2020. This release includes new and updated features, performance enhancements, and fixes.

CityEngine is a 3D Edit and Visualization tool that can be extended to a professional modeling and design solution for efficient creation and design of 3D cities. CityEngine delivers a full suite of industry-leading tools to aggregate geospatial data, lay out and edit street networks, generate and modify buildings, create 3D road profiles and distribute street furniture, control the shape of the skyline, and analyze urban planning projects.

ArcGIS Desktop is a collection of software products that runs on standard desktop computers. It is used to create, import, edit, query, map, analyze, and publish geographic information. There are four products in the ArcGIS Desktop collection; each adds a higher level of functionality.
ArcView provides extensive mapping, data use, and analysis along with simple editing and geoprocessing capabilities.
ArcEditor includes advanced editing for shapefiles and geodatabases in addition to the full functionality of ArcView.
ArcInfo is the full function, flagship GIS desktop. It extends the functionality of both ArcView and ArcEditor with advanced geoprocessing. It also includes the legacy applications for ArcInfo Workstation.
All ArcGIS Desktop products share a common architecture, so users working with any of these GIS desktops can share their work with others. Maps, data, symbology, map layers, geoprocessing models, custom tools and interfaces, reports, metadata, and so on, can be accessed interchangeably. This means that all GIS users in an organization can benefit from using a single, consistent user interface and set of functionality and data formats, thus minimizing the need to learn and deploy several different products.

by Margaret M. Maher (Author)
Lining Up Data in ArcGIS(r): A Guide to Map Projectionsis an easy-to-navigate, troubleshooting reference for any GIS user with the common problem of data misalignment.