Download the ArcGIS Metadata Toolkit and unzip it.Customizations created with this version of the Toolkit will not work with ArcGIS Pro. The documentation walks you through the process of creating a custom page and adding it to the ArcGIS metadata editor, modifying the contents of a dropdown list, and changing the validation rules associated with pages in the ArcGIS metadata editor. For more information on GIS Portal Toolkit, visit www.esri. It is designed for interoperability by supporting finalized Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specification standards. ArcGIS Spatial Analyst extension also allows integrated raster-vector analysis and adds more than 170 tools to the ArcGIS geoprocessing framework. NetMap's Quick Tool is designed as an easy alternative to NetMap's full blown tool kit (containing 95 tools and over 100 parameters). The Toolkit also provides the complete source code for the metadata editor’s pages, based on the 10.5 release of ArcGIS for Desktop, if you want to change how they work. ESRI GIS Portal Toolkit provides you with all the functional capabilities needed to deploy a geographic information system (GIS) portal for your organization’s SDI. A broad range of powerful raster modeling and analysis features allow you to create, query, map, and analyze cell-based raster data. Customizations that change how you view and export metadata, validate metadata using an XML schema, and reduce the number of pages available in the ArcGIS metadata editor require no programming.
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This version of the ArcGIS Metadata Toolkit documents how to create and share custom metadata styles based on the ArcGIS metadata editor provided with ArcGIS for Desktop 10.5.x in the ArcMap, ArcCatalog, and ArcGlobe applications. This version of the ArcGIS Metadata Toolkit provides tools and documentation that let you create and share custom metadata styles that use the validation capabilities provided in the ArcGIS metadata editor with the ArcMap, ArcCatalog, and ArcGlobe ArcGIS for Desktop 10.5.x applications.
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