GIS stand for Geographic Information System
ArcGIS Pro is a professional desktop geographic information system (GIS) software developed by Esri. It has a userfriendly interface that is organized into several menus. Here's a brief explanation of the main menus in ArcGIS Pro:
1. Home: Contains tools for opening and creating projects, maps, scenes, and layouts, as well as tools for managing data.
2. Map: Allows you to interact with your data in 2D and 3D maps. Includes tools for viewing, editing, and analyzing data, as well as tools for symbology and labelling.
3. Analysis: Contains tools for performing various geographic and statistical analysis, such as spatial statistics, network analysis, and data analysis.
4. Tools: Provides access to a large variety of tools for data management, analysis, and visualization.
5. Layer: Offers tools for managing map layers, including adding, deleting, and organizing layers.
6. View: Allows you to modify the way your data is displayed in the map view.
7. Layout: Lets you create and manage map layouts for printing or sharing.
8. Project: Includes tools for managing project properties and project settings.
9. Geoprocessing: Contains a suite of tools for performing advanced data analysis and manipulation.
10. AddIns: Provides access to a variety of extensions and addins that can be added to ArcGIS Pro to extend its functionality.
These are the main menus in ArcGIS Pro, but there may be others depending on the version and configuration of the software.