Planning and GIS

Everlyne Lelei

“Unoccupied mansions”

Profile

• 40+ years in business

• Financially strong & growing

• Market leader for GIS

• Large partner network

• In 130 + countries

Goals

• Improving business process

through location analytics

• Advancing GIS

• Promoting spatial understanding

Esri EA - Mission, Vision and Values

Our Mission

To inspire, educate and enable businesses, nonprofits, governments

and educational institutions to leverage geospatial information to make

timely, informed and mission-critical decisions.

Our Vision

A prosperous society impacted by the use of geospatial technologies

Our Values

Integrity, Commitment, Excellence and Teamwork

Esri Eastern Africa – Serving our users

Solutions - Esri ArcGIS Software

Imagery

Trimble Mapping & GIS Products

Training & Education - Instructor-led Training

Technical Sessions, Industry

Seminars, User Conference

Services - Implementation Services

Technical Support

What is GIS

• GIS is a framework to organise,

communicate, and understand the

science of our world

• GIS analyses spatial location and

organizes layers of information into

visualisations using maps and 3D

scenes

• GIS reveals deeper insights into data,

such as patterns, relationships, and

situations, helping users make

smarter decisions.

ArcGIS Platform

It is an integrated web GIS platform

Allows organizations to manage their GIS platform , facilitate sharing, and provide access to content and capabilities

Server Online Content and

Services

Portal

Desktop Web Device

Improving Efficiency,

Collaboration and

Communication

GIS Integrates EverythingConnecting People, Processes, Things and Data About Them

System of

Insight

System of

Engagement

System of

Record

Supports Multiple

Types of Systems

Helping Organizations

Understand . . .

. . . And Be Aware, Alert,

and Responsive

GIS Provides the Framework and Process

Transforming How We Think and Act . . .

. . . Creating a More Sustainable Future

For Enabling a Smarter World

Decision-

Making

Analysis

and Modeling

Planning and

Design

Visualization

and Mapping

Action

Data Integration

and Management

webArcGIS OnlineEsri’s GeospatialCloud

GeoPlanner

Regional and Open SpacePlanning

ArcGIS UrbanProjects Viewer and Zoning ScenarioDesigner

ArcGIS HubCommunity Engagement Framework

desktop

CityEngine

Urban Design and VR Experiences

ArcGIS Pro

Management of 3D Basemap and Indicators

ArcGIS Applications for Urban Planning

Data collection with ArcGIS for planning

• Form-centric data collection solution

• Leverages smart forms

• Web browser-based solution

- Also supports mobile devices

• Integrated with ArcGIS Online

- Available with ArcGIS Enterprise

Aerial Photos

High-Resolution SatellitesSmall Sats

Imagery as a source of data for planning |

Integrated and Massively Scalable

Indexes

Classification

Change Analysis

Raster

Processing

Functions

Analysis

Image

Analyst

Management

& Dissemination

Image Server

Drone2Map

Drone Mapping

DTM Generation

Content

All Major Sensors

REVIT

Infraworks/Civil

IFC

FME Revit

Plug-in

Data Interoperability

Extension (FME)

Model Builder

Web Scene

Useful GIS

Layers

RVZ

DWG

Other

formats

ArcGIS Pro

ArcGIS Earth

ArcGIS

Enterprise

ArcGIS Pro

(I3S)

Data management….GIS and BIM Integration

Analysis

• Analysis ribbon

• Interactive analysis tools

• Geoprocessing pane

• ModelBuilder

• Network Analysis

• Image and Raster Analysis

Dynamic Clustering

Smart 3D

Fast Performance WebGL

Graduated Symbols

Smart Heat Map

Time

Firefly Style

Size & Color

Thematic

Relationship Map (Multivariant)

Vector Feature Tiles

Mapping and Visualization |

3D Design and Visualization

Legal Environment: From 2D to 3D

• Administrative Districts

- How are territories organized?

• Zoning Districts

- What current and future land usage is defined here?

• Parcels (Land/Tax/Unit)

- Who owns this property and how can it be identified?

• Regulations

- How can a Parcel or ZoningDistrict be used?

Legal Environment: Regulations

Attribute Type

Setback Front Min 5‘, max 15‘

Setback Sides Min 8‘

Roof Type Flat

Total Height Max 40‘

Site Coverage 0.6

FAR Max 1.2

Levels Above Ground Max 4

Units per Parcel Max 4

Parcel

SetbacksHeight

Integrating GIS into planning workflows, approval…

Development application and approval

Dashboard

Current Plans to digital

format

Uploading to online platform

Visualization

development application

and approval

Demo

“Application of GIS only limited by the imagination of those

who use it……….”