ArcMap
A GIS software used to view, edit, and analyze geospatial data, allowing users to create maps and explore datasets.
ArcMap is a component of ESRI's GIS software suite, used for mapping and spatial analysis, crucial for planning and environmental assessments in construction projects.
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ArcMap was used to create detailed maps showing the project's geographic context and environmental considerations.
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