The Esri FedGIS 2026 conference will be held in Washington, DC on Feb 10-11. It is the premier geospatial professional development event for government.
Learn more about the event and register for it here.
ArcGIS Velocity ingests and analyzes streaming, sensor, and asset data in real time, enabling organizations to monitor operations, detect incidents, and act immediately. Learn more about ArcGIS Velocity at FedGIS, by attending these sessions:
ArcGIS Velocity: An Overview of Real-Time GIS
Tue Feb 11 at 3:00 pm EST | Room 144A, WEWCC
Wed Feb 11 at 9:45 am EST | Room 152A, WEWCC
ArcGIS Velocity is a real-time analysis capability in ArcGIS Online—and coming soon to ArcGIS Enterprise—that enables organizations to ingest, visualize, analyze, store, and act upon data from Internet of Things (IoT) sensors. Learn how to connect to virtually any type of streaming data; perform real-time analytics and processing; and automatically disseminate information and alert personnel when specified conditions occur. Discover how to create analytic models to process high-volume historical data to gain insights into patterns, trends, and anomalies in your big data.
ArcGIS Velocity: Applying Real-Time and Big Data Analytics
Wed Feb 11 at 4:00 pm EST | Room 143B, WEWCC
Explore how to create real-time analytics for detecting incidents from continuous event streams using ArcGIS Velocity, a real-time and big data analysis feature in ArcGIS Online—also coming soon to ArcGIS Enterprise. As data accumulates, learn to create and schedule big data analytic models for processing high-volume historical data to uncover patterns, trends, and anomalies. This presentation also reviews stateful ArcGIS Arcade track functions and expressions in analytics, along with recommendations for selecting the right analysis tools for various scenarios.
Additionally, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the product team at the Real Time kiosk in the ArcGIS Showcase. Members of our product team will be available to answer your specific questions and offer recommendations.
Read this blog for more information on ArcGIS Velocity at FedGIS and to learn more about other sessions showcasing real-time GIS.
Enjoy the conference!
