arcgis-smart-mapping

To automatically generate map renderers from geographic data, you provide a loaded feature layer and an active view. The smartMapping modules then compute data-driven color, size, and symbol schemes for your polygons, lines, and points.

Yes, you can calculate histogram and summary statistics from a feature layer. The smartMapping modules compute statistical summaries and unique values for data exploration directly from your active map view.

You need ArcGIS smartMapping modules, a loaded feature layer, and an active view to compute data-driven renderers. These prerequisites allow the system to generate statistical summaries and apply color schemes to your geographic data.

The best way to create color and symbol schemes for points, lines, and polygons is using automated smart mapping. It reduces manual effort by generating data-driven visualizations and statistical insights based on your geographic data.

Yes, smart mapping supports urban planning, environmental monitoring, risk assessment, and market analysis use cases. It automates renderer creation and statistical summaries for geographic data across these domains.