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ArcGIS: Esri's Professional GIS Application

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ArcGIS Pro is a full-featured professional desktop GIS application from Esri.

With ArcGIS Pro Online you can explore, visualize, and analyze data; create 2D maps and 3D scenes; and share your work to ArcGIS Online.

Available to

UC San Diego students, faculty, and staff.

ArcGIS Online runs on any device with an internet connection. To access all licensed products you must have an organization account. 

Platform

Windows

Get Access

ArcGIS Online runs on any device with an Internet connection. To access all licensed products you must have an organization account.

Please visit ucsdonline.maps.arcgis.com and sign in using your Active Directory (AD) credentials.

 Instructions to login: 1. expand organizations URL, 2. Enter "ucsdonline" as the org. 3. Select UCSD SSO and enter your credentials.

 

 ArcGIS Pro download

If you need to access a copy of an older release of ArcGIS Pro, including the version currently installed in our computer labs, please check OneDrive folder. Please log in using your Active Directory (AD) credentials to access the ArcGIS Pro OneDrive folder.

The latest ArcGIS Pro software download release is available on the ArcGIS Online (AGO) site under My Settings -> Licenses.

ArcGIS Pro software: "My Settings"

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Additional Resources

Esri Academy offers training and certification for individuals to learn, grow and validate their skills. Members of an ArcGIS Online organization qualify for unlimited e-Learning access.

The Data & GIS Lab in Geisel Library is a place to get specialized, hands-on assistance with data and GIS software. 

The GIS & Geospatial Technologies guide from the Library provides GIS tutorials, data, books, course-specific GIS guides, and other geospatial-related information that might be of interest.

The UC GIS Hub is your community to connect with colleagues across the UC and to talk, share, and learn about geospatial technology and its applications. The UC GIS Hub is the home to resources on geospatial software, data, training, and more. 

For all software licensing questions, contact ITS Support.