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Tufts Technology Services manages and supports several Geospatial software. Please see the following for information on:
- ESRI ArcGIS Desktop: ArcMap & ArcGIS Pro
- ESRI ArcGIS Web Based Tools
- QGIS Software
- GeoDa Software
- ENVI Remote Sensing Software
- ERDAS Imagine Remote Sensing Software
- Google Earth Pro Software
- Sketch Up Pro Software
- DNR GPS Software
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For more information on software availability, please see the Tufts Technology Services Software Page or email the Data Lab at DataLab-support@elist.tufts.edu. Click to see a full list of software that is installed in the Data Labs.
ESRI ArcGIS Desktop: ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro
ArcGIS Desktop is the industry standard GIS software for users to create maps, perform spatial analysis, and manage data. The two primary desktop applications for ArcGIS users are ArcMap and ArcGISPro, which include the following extensions:
- 3D Analyst
- ArcPad Data Manager
- Data Interoperability
- Data Reviewer
- Geostatistical Analyst
- Network Analyst
- Publisher
- Spatial Analyst
- Spatial Statistics
- Tracking Analyst
To install ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro software on your personal computer or Tufts owned computer, please email DataLab-support@elist.tufts.edu and we will provide further instructions. Please identify whether you are a student or faculty/staff in your email.
Tufts Technology Services holds a university-wide site license. It is installed in the Medford and Boston Data Labs, in addition to most Windows computer labs throughout campus. It is also available on the TTS Virtual Lab. ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro can be installed on any Tufts-owned or faculty personal computer. Additionally, we provide a 1-year free student version via a digital download key. The software may only be used for educational, research, and academic purposes, and not for commercial use or resale. The software only runs on a Windows OS. Click to see a list of Tufts computer labs with ArcGIS installed
Resources for Installing ArcGIS Desktop
- How to Install ArcMap 10.X on your Windows Computer
This guide includes information on how to install ArcMap 10.x on your Windows OS. There is also a video here for that goes through the process. - How to Install ArcMap 10.X on your Mac
This guide includes information on how to download and install VMWare Fusion and Windows 10 on your Mac OS. It also goes through the process of installing ArcMap 10.x within Windows OS. - How to Install ArcGIS Pro on your Windows Computer
This guide include information on how to install ArcGIS Pro on your Windows OS - How to Install ArcGIS Pro on your Mac
This guide includes information on how to download and install VMWare Fusion and Windows 10 on your Mac OS. It also goes through the process of installing ArcGIS Pro within Windows OS. - How to Access ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro on the TTS Virtual Lab
This guide includes information on how to access the TTS Virtual Lab (VDI) both within a browser and through the VMware client. It also goes through the process of opening ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro in the VDI. - Choosing the right computer for ArcGIS Desktop Tip Sheet
This tip sheet provides information on processors, RAM, hard drive, and resolution suggestions for the best ArcGIS experience.
ESRI ArcGIS Web Based Tools
Esri ArcGIS has many different and popular web-based applications available to Tufts University students, faculty and staff through our Tufts Organization Account for your mapping, spatial analysis and storytelling needs.
The list to the right are some of the most popular ESRI ArcGIS web-based tools used at Tufts University. To see a full list of available ESRI products, visit: https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/index
Click to view instructions on how to log into these applications using the Tufts Organization Account.
QGIS Software Information
QGISis a free and open-source desktop geographic information system (GIS) application that supports viewing, editing, and analysis of geospatial data. It can be installed on Windows OS, Mac OS and Linux platforms. QGIS integrates with other open-source GIS packages, including PostGIS, GRASS GIS, and MapServer.
How to access and install QGIS from home
This guide provides information on how to access QGIS for your Mac OS or Windows PC. QGIS is available on the Tufts Virtual Desktop Interface (VDI) and is installed in the Medford and Boston Data Labs. For QGIS learning resources, please visit our QGIS page.
GeoDa Software Information
GeoDa is a free and open source software tool that serves as an introduction to spatial data analysis. It is designed to facilitate new insights from data analysis by exploring and modeling spatial patterns. GeoDa runs on Windows, MacOSX and Linux (Ubuntu).
How to access and install GeoDa from home
This guide provides information on how to install GeoDa on your personal Windows, Mac or Linux computer. Geoda is available on the Tufts Virtual Desktop Interface (VDI)and is installed in the Medford and Boston Data Labs.
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ENVI is a remote sensing software used for processing and analyzing geospatial imagery. ENVI software combines spectral image processing and image analysis technology.
If you are interested in using ENVI’s remote sensing software for class or research, please email the DataLab-Support@elist.tufts.edu to request access to the software for your Windows or Mac computer. ENVI is also available on the TTS Virtual Lab.
ERDAS Imagine Software
ERDAS Imagineis software designed for processing, interpretation, and analysis of remotely sensed imagery.
ERDAS is installed in the Medford Data Lab. Tufts Technology Services owns five floating licenses of ERDAS Imagine. To install ENVI on your Tufts owned computer, please email DataLab-support@elist.tufts.edu and we can assist.
Google Earth Pro
Google Earth Pro is a free geospatial software application that displays a virtual globe, which offers the ability to analyze and capture geographical data.
Google Earth Pro is available to download for free on your personal Mac OS or Windows PC. Google Earth Pro is available on the Tufts Virtual Desktop Interface (VDI) and is installed in the Medford and Boston Data Labs.
SketchUp Pro
Sketch Up Pro is a 3D modeling computer program for a wide range of drawing applications such as architectural design, interior design, civil and mechanical engineering, film, and video game design.
SketchUp Pro is installed in the Medford and Boston Data Labs. Tufts faculty can get SketchUp Pro installed on their Tufts-owned computer. Please contact IT@tufts.edu for help installing and accessing the software. We do not currently have a student version of the software but a lighter version of the software is available for free.
DNR GPS Software
DNRGPS is an open-source software built to transfer data between Garmin handheld GPS receivers and GIS software.
DNRGPS is available to download for free on your personal Windows PC. DNRGPS is available on the Tufts Virtual Desktop Interface (VDI) and is installed in the Medford and Boston Data Labs.
Additional Software
TTS provides several single-use and limited software and GIS tools and extensions in the Data Lab. These software are not available for individual download. For the full list of all software installed in the Data Lab, please see our Software Page
Download the software
Before you start this process, you need a ArcGIS Student Trial 1-year license code.
- If you are a University of Connecticut (UConn) student, email Rich Mrozinski (mrozinski@uconn.edu) to request a 1-year student license code. All requests must come from UConn email address.
- If you are not a UConn student, I recommend you contact your regional ESRI office (https://www.esri.com/en-us/contact).
You can download a copy of ArcGIS for Desktop 10.x at the following address:
You will need to create and/or use your ESRI Account to log in.
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When prompted, enter the Authorization Number to access the download screen.
Next, select which version of ArcGIS Desktop you wish to download.
Next, click the download button to download the ArcGIS for Desktop software.
Install and Authorize
How do I install and authorize the software?
Follow these steps to installArcGIS 10.x for Desktop:
- If you do not currently have an earlier version of ArcGIS installed on your machine, proceed to step 2.If you have ArcGIS version 10.1 or later installed, you do not need to uninstall it before installing version 10.7.1; the ArcGIS setup package will detect and upgrade your ArcGIS for Desktop software. If you have ArcGIS version 10.0 or earlier installed, please uninstall it using the Uninstall Utility (download below) before installing ArcGIS 10.7.1.
- Download ArcGIS for Desktop, Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5, and the other files you would like to install. Please note that ArcGIS Data Interoperability, ArcGIS Data Reviewer, and ArcGIS Workflow Manager require ArcGIS for Desktop.
- When downloading with the Esri Download Manager, you can select and download multiple products. However, only one product should be launched at a time when the downloads are complete.
- Make sure you have write access to your download directory location as well as your ArcGIS installation directory location, and that no one is accessing it.
- Install the Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1 below.
- ArcMap requires Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 and Microsoft Internet Explorer version 7 or newer. Before running the installation program for ArcMap, ensure that your machine meets these prerequisites. The quick start guide provides an overview of installing and setting up ArcMap and links to detailed resources, including system requirements.
- Install and authorize ArcGIS for Desktop
- Select a destination folder to extract the install files to. If you choose, you can automatically launch the setup after the files have been extracted
- When prompted, select ArcGIS for Desktop Advanced Single Use.
- When prompted, accept the default, I do not wish to authorize any extensions at this time. The extensions will be authorized automatically.
- Enter your authorization number.
Follow these steps to authorizethe software:
If you installed the software but did not authorize it, follow these steps:
- From the Start button, run the ArcGIS Administrator. Select Desktop from the left-side menu.
- Select ArcGIS for Desktop Advanced (Single Use), and click Authorize Now.
- Verify the software you selected is listed at the top of the box. Click OK.
- Select I have installed my software and need to authorize it. Click Next.
- Select Authorize with Esri now using the Internet. Click Next. If you do not have an Internet connection on the computer you intend to install the software on, you can authorize the software using another computer that has Internet access or via e-mail.
- Enter your personal information (2 panels). Click Next on both.
- When prompted, accept the default, I do not wish to authorize any extensions at this time. The extensions will be authorized automatically.
- Enter your 12-character authorization number (EVAxxxxxxxxx), and click Next.
- After the authorization process is complete, click Finish. Authorization typically takes between 30 seconds and 2 minutes.
- Click OK to close the ArcGIS Administrator. The software is ready to use.
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updated: 06-29-2020