Drawing tools
Create points, lines, polylines, polygons, rectangles, arcs, circles, rings, and buffers.
Search & geography
Mapping & GIS
Make the map an operational workspace. ArcHorizon connects geographic features to assignments, hazards, clues, facilities, and planning records.
In this workspace
What the section handles.
Operational meaning
Convert geometry into assignments, planning segments, hazards, and clues; edit features from the map.
Reference layers
Work with default layers and attach supported ArcGIS REST datasets, including public mapping sources.
Exchange
Move operational geography between systems with GeoJSON.
In practice
From input to action.
The workspace shares its records with related areas of the incident, so an update can inform the next task or decision.
- LocateFind a coordinate, address, place, or existing incident feature.
- DescribeDraw or generate the geometry needed for the plan.
- UseAttach the feature to an assignment or record and share its context.
Inside ArcHorizonDesktop application · Replace with your ArcHorizon screenshot
See the workspace.
Application screenshotGIS window with operational layers and drawing tools
Connected sections