Explore from the map
Select a mapped photo location and open the corresponding 360° or standard photo.
Site Viewer 360
See your site in
360° and standard photos.
Turn geographically positioned photos into an immersive, map-driven experience in ArcGIS Experience Builder. Select a location, look around, and move through your captured site conditions remotely.
Schedule a Site Viewer 360 demo“…Aurizon Network has supplemented its traditional spatial information, including LiDAR, aerial imagery and ground surveys with Panoramic imagery exposed to its GIS through Nodeology.”
Your photos. Your map.
Open the site from the map.
Select a mapped photo location, look around the scene, and move from location to location through a collection of captured conditions.
View full size ↗See the whole scene.
360° imagery gives reviewers surrounding visual context. Look around the captured scene to understand how assets, structures, and site conditions relate to one another.
Follow the site from one location to the next.
Move sequentially through geographically positioned photos to review a road, construction site, facility, trail, or utility corridor. Paging and autoplay help you follow the collection geographically.
Built on standard feature layers.
A point per photo location in an ordinary feature service, with the photo referenced in an attribute or stored as an attachment, so your imagery lives in the same GIS data your team already edits, shares, and queries.
Map → Scene → Information
Explore. Navigate. Understand.
Navigate through the site
Move from location to location using paging or autoplay to review conditions across a site, road, corridor, or project area.
Understand the scene
Use Hotspots to identify important features, add information, and direct reviewers to details within the immersive view.
Hotspots
Add context directly to the scene.
Turn a 360° photo into an interactive site record. Add clickable Hotspots to identify important features, explain site conditions, and give reviewers additional information without leaving the immersive view.
Identify what matters
Call attention to equipment, structures, utilities, damage, or other features visible in the scene.
Explain the conditions
Add information that helps colleagues understand what they are looking at and why it matters to the project.
Guide the review
Direct attention to specific areas so team members can find the details you want them to review.
Your map tells you where to look. Your imagery shows you what was there. Hotspots explain what matters.
360° and standard photos
Capture with 360° or standard cameras.
Use photos from 360° cameras, drones, or mobile devices, including georeferenced photos extracted from video with Geotagged Media Tools. Review captured conditions from their locations in ArcGIS.
Review captured conditions remotely
Built for visual site review.
Reduce the need for repeat site visits by giving project teams remote access to captured conditions.
Construction
Document progress and allow project teams to revisit captured site conditions.
Transportation
Review conditions along roads, trails, rail corridors, and other linear assets.
Engineering
Give engineers visual context for existing conditions without requiring everyone to visit the site.
Utilities
Connect field photography to mapped assets and surrounding conditions.
Environmental
Document sites and changing conditions with geographically positioned imagery.
Facilities
Create a visual record of buildings, grounds, and infrastructure.
Client perspective
“Site Viewer 360 for ArcGIS provides an easy-to-use, location-based application for utility markouts, construction documentation, and virtual site tours from the ground and the sky”
From collection to collaboration
From captured media
to a shared site record.
Use mapped photo locations and their attributes to organize captured imagery and give project teams a common visual record of site conditions.
Capture → Map → Review
Prepare your photo collection
Geotagged Media Tools extracts georeferenced photos from video. ArcGIS Pro’s own Geotagged Photos To Points tool turns a photo collection into the point layer.
Explore Geotagged Media ToolsGive teams a common reference
Engineers, project managers, GIS professionals, and field teams can review the same locations, imagery, and geographic context from a shared ArcGIS application.
Plan your workflow
Work with your photos
and your GIS.
Does Site Viewer 360 require 360° photos?
No. It supports both 360° and standard photos linked to mapped locations. With 360° photos, users can look around the captured scene; standard photos show the conventional camera view.
Can I use an ordinary point feature service?
Yes. Site Viewer 360 works with an ordinary point feature service. A specialized oriented imagery catalog is not required.
Can I use ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise?
Site Viewer 360 is an ArcGIS Experience Builder widget for workflows connected to ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise. For ArcGIS Online, the app is built with Experience Builder Developer Edition and hosted on your own web server.
Can photos remain in our existing storage?
Photos stay on any web, cloud, or intranet hosting that allows a web application on another domain to fetch its files.
How are photos associated with map locations?
Point features represent photo locations, and each photo is referenced in an attribute or stored as an attachment. Those mapped locations and attributes allow users to find and open imagery in Site Viewer 360.
The other tools
Evaluate with your own media
Evaluate Site Viewer 360
with your own photos.
Bring a sample of your 360° or standard photos and your ArcGIS setup. We’ll show you how Site Viewer 360 can fit into your existing workflow.
See your imagery in Site Viewer 360