What are linked views?
The linked views paradigm is a method of taking multiple simple views of data and allowing interactions with one to modify the display of data in all the linked views. A simple example is that selecting a data case in one view shows that data case highlighted in all other views.
What is a linked display in GIS?
Your maps and scenes can be synchronized to work together via the use of view linking. This means that you can simultaneously use multiple maps to complete a GIS workflow. Multiple maps can include a mix of 2D and 3D or just multiple views of the same map.