ArcGIS, a standing architecture item across the estate, and in three distinct roles.
The enterprise platform first: ArcIMS on Windows Server 2003 behind the public mapping site, then ArcGIS Server, with the geodatabase on Oracle and from 2012 on SQL Server. That estate is where the capacity and availability record lives, rather than any map on it.
Then the records layer — the municipal fiber plant kept against it, and the proximity application built on top to answer which fiber ran near an address.
And the engineering use, where propagation study output was carried into it for coverage work.
Where it appears
Declared on each entry rather than listed here, so this page cannot drift from the work it describes. What each entry named is quoted as it stands, with how much of that project rested on it and what stands behind the claim beside it. The first of those drives the height of the surface above.
City of Jacksonville
- Fiber Proximity Web Application2012–2016Web mapping application with a measurement widgetthe project had no deliverable without itdocumented at the time
- Enterprise GIS Platform2006–2023ArcIMS on Windows Server 2003, then ArcGIS Server · geodatabase on Oracle, then SQL Serverthe project had no deliverable without itdocumented at the time
- Municipal Fiber Plant2005–2016ArcGIS fiber recordsone of the platforms it was built ondocumented at the time
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