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Overview

Incident Analysis

Incident Analysis can be used to identify patterns and trends of significant activity.

The Incident Analysis solution contains maps and tools that can be used to perform pattern and trend analysis and author situation maps showing incident locations and types of significant activity.

This solution does the following:

  • Provides an example of an incident map
  • Provides tools and layers needed to explore patterns and trends of past incidents
  • Helps you create thematic maps and services using point symbols to represent your incident data

This solution is the starting point to discover spatial patterns and trends in significant activity in your area of interest. The tools included are:

  • Cluster Analysis
  • Count Incidents by Lines of Communication
  • Find Percent Change
  • Hot Spots by Area
  • Incident Density
  • Incident Hot Spots
  • Create Space Time Cube in ArcGIS Pro

Requirements

Incident Analysis requires specific technical experience and software. Minimum system requirements for the ArcGIS Platform can be found on the Support website.

Requirement Description
Software
Map authoring
  • ArcMap 10.4 or later (Standard or Advanced), or
  • ArcGIS Pro 2.4 or later (Standard or Advanced)

What you get

When you download Incident Analysis, you will find the following:

File Folder Description
IncidentAnalysis.zip ArcGIS Pro Folder containing an ArcGIS Pro project template to get you started with Incident Analysis workflows.
ArcMap Folder containing sample data, toolboxes, and map document to get you started with Incident Analysis workflows.
Resources Supporting files for Incident Analysis.

What's new

Below are the releases and notes for Incident Analysis. If you need support, please contact Esri Support Services. If you'd like to get help from other defense community members, post your question on GeoNet.

Date Description
September 2017
  • ArcGIS Pro 2.0 supports interactive feature drawing inside geoprocessing tools
  • Find Percent Change tool now gives correct output values
  • For issues addressed and enhancements see the Release notes
June 2017
  • Combined Incident Analysis functionality for ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro into one download
  • Added online and offline documentation
  • Added a sample scene to the ArcGIS Pro project template
  • Several issues addressed

Set up the Solution in ArcGIS Pro

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