The US city is deploying Esri’s ArcGIS software to visualise, analyse and consolidate data from connected smart city solutions and unlock actionable insights.
The Curiosity Lab at Peachtree Corners in Georgia is deploying geographic information system (GIS) technology provider Esri’s ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Velocity platforms to advance smart city planning and management initiatives.
The integration will enable Peachtree Corners to seamlessly visualise, analyse and consolidate data from the city’s connected 5G smart city environment, unlocking actionable insights.
Esri’s ArcGIS Velocity, a software-as-a-service Internet of Things (IoT) application for processing, visualising, and analysing real-time data, will aggregate real-time IoT device data, giving Peachtree Corners immediate insight by combining information gathered from the city’s existing and newly deployed technologies, empowering leaders with critical information ranging from traffic flow to crowd movement.
ArcGIS Online will support mapping, spatial analytics, field operations support, data management, imagery, and remote sensing, while ArcGIS Velocity enables enhanced service delivery for various civic departments, ultimately improving the quality of life for residents.
“Our Peachtree Corners use case will serve as the standard for what’s possible when innovative city leadership offers a real-world stage for technology like ArcGIS”
“Here in Peachtree Corners, we are committed to using technology to create a safer, smarter and more connected community for our residents and businesses,” said Brian Johnson, city manager of Peachtree Corners. “Bringing Esri’s ArcGIS Velocity into our smart city ecosystem gives our ecosystem partners an opportunity to integrate with the world’s leading geospatial platform, for a full-scale view of every connected asset, from traffic signals to environmental sensors.
“We look forward to exploring the many ways in which this comprehensive technology can let us spot patterns, predict issues, and act before they impact our community. It’s a force-multiplier that moves us from reactive fixes to proactive, data-driven decisions, facilitating efficiency for existing and future integrated technologies.”
ArcGIS Velocity connects and integrates data through a geographical context, allowing cities to make data-driven decisions. By visualising data points in 2D, 3D and real time, ArcGIS Velocity combines location services with advanced cartographic tools to drive spatial modelling and analysis. The software provides additional asset and network management through real-time location and condition monitoring, supports urban planning and development with content-rich digital twins that integrate GIS with building information modelling (BIM) and streamlines land management with an authoritative geographic database.
“Our Peachtree Corners use case will serve as the standard for what’s possible when innovative city leadership offers a real-world stage for technology like ArcGIS,” said Tammy Mccracken, senior consultant for IoT strategy for Esri.
“Streaming live feeds from thousands of sensors and traffic signals into one interactive map allows city officials to spot trends as they emerge, whether that’s a congestion pinch-point or a public works issue, and act in minutes instead of hours. We’re grateful to the city for embracing open collaboration, because the insights we gain here will echo far beyond Georgia. What works on Curiosity Lab’s infrastructure can scale seamlessly – from one corridor to an entire region – without rewriting a single line of code.”
Why not try these links to see what our SmartCitiesWorld AI can tell you.
(Please note this is an experimental service)
How does ArcGIS Velocity enhance real-time IoT data analysis in smart cities?What role does 5G connectivity play in Peachtree Corners' smart city ecosystem?How can digital twins integrated with GIS improve urban planning and development?In what ways does ArcGIS Online support field operations and spatial analytics?How does combining GIS with BIM streamline land and asset management?