What are CAD features?

CAD features are virtual ArcGIS feature classes that have been translated on the fly from data in the source file. As a result, you can use out-of-the-box geoprocessing tools and common editing techniques to modify and clean up the data before loading it into your production geodatabase.

How can CAD data be used in geoprocessing tools?

CAD files can be used directly in many geoprocessing tools and automated workflows for analysis and data creation. CAD data is easily converted to ArcGIS geodatabase features using geoprocessing tools. This data conversion supports workflows for editing CAD-sourced data, or sharing the resulting content to web maps and 3D web scenes.

Which data analysis tools are available?

Here is an up-to-date overview of which programs are available. ATLAS.ti is the perfect tool for evaluating qualitative and quantitative studies. Visualization is only one of many helpful functions. There is a free demo version available here to dive into professional data analysis. Especially for researchers, the best tool to use.

What is CAD data conversion in ArcGIS Pro?

This data conversion supports workflows for editing CAD-sourced data, or sharing the resulting content to web maps and 3D web scenes. CAD data is a common source of GIS content, but before it can be used in ArcGIS Pro, the data must have a defined coordinate location.