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ArcSDE functionality includes : <br /> • Serves spatial data to ArcGIS Desktop ( ArcReader, ArcView, ArcEditor, and Arclnfo ) , to <br /> Internet clients through ArcIMS , and to applications developed with ArcGIS Engine and <br /> ArcGIS Server. <br /> • Serve ESRI 's file-based data using ArcSDE for Coverages <br /> • Manage geographic information in one of four commercial databases—IBM's D132 Universal <br /> Database and Informix Dynamic Server, Oracle , and Microsoft SQL Server <br /> It is recommended that once ArcSDE is acquired , that the Division maintain and manage an <br /> ArcSDE/SQL Server configuration with assistance from the GIS Director. As aforementioned , it is <br /> recommended that the Department utilize this configuration as the basis for an enterprise-wide <br /> geodatabase . All applicable departmental data will need to be migrated to the geodatabase <br /> format in order to facilitate data sharing between the County ' s various departments . <br /> ArcIMS <br /> ArcIMS is a server-based product that provides a scalable framework for distributing GIS services <br /> and data over the Web . Currently ArcIMS is not being used ; it can be used as a platform to serve <br /> data for the County ' s recommended Internet data browser. <br /> ArcIMS provides Web publishing of GIS maps, data , and metadata for access by many users both <br /> inside the organization and outside on the World Wide Web . ArcIMS enables Web sites to serve GIS <br /> data , interactive maps, metadata catalogs , and focused GIS applications . ArcIMS users access <br /> these services through their Web browsers using HTML or Java applications that are included with <br /> ArcIMS . <br /> In addition , ArcIMS services can be accessed using many different clients including ArcGIS Desktop , <br /> custom applications created using ArcGIS Engine , ArcReader, ArcPad , ArcGIS Server, <br /> MapObjects—Java Edition , and a wide variety of mobile and wireless devices . <br /> ArcIMS will serve as the foundation for the County ' s Internet GIS Data Browser, which will provide <br /> public access to the County ' s geo-spatial data . <br /> —' Intranet GIS Data Browser <br /> An Intranet GIS Data Browser is recommended for implementation County-wide, on all networked <br /> County government computers . An Intranet GIS Data Browser is an easy-to-learn and easy-to-use <br /> web-based GIS application . It provides easy access to all County employees to display, query , and <br /> -= analyze spatial information about many aspects of the County . In contrast to an Internet GIS Data <br /> Browser, the Intranet GIS Data Browser may contain spatial layers or connect to databases that the <br /> County may not wish to share with the public . For more information on the recommended Intranet <br /> GIS Data Browser, please refer to the Enterprise-Wide Applications section of this Departmental GIS <br /> Needs Assessment Chapter. <br /> 276 <br /> GIS Needs Assessment and Implementation Plan Chapter I - Departmental GIS Needs Assessments <br />