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Tasking your own satellite for data collection… there's an app for that!

August 1, 2014 By Editor

Yes indeed, recently, at the ESRIUC, Esri business partner, Airbus Defense and Space showed off their newly launched service that enables ArcGIS users to easily task a satellite (Pleiades and SPOT) for data collection over any area of interest. the service is now available through the ArcGIS Marketplace and boasts that users will receive their […]

Filed Under: arcgis, imagery Tagged With: arcgis, Imagery

ArcGIS 10.2.1 and the Top 10 key improvements

January 13, 2014 By Editor

Recall that it wasn’t too long ago that Esri officially announced the deprecation announcement for ArcGIS 10.1 and the upcoming release of 10.2.1 – see the support blog for details. From Esri… With the ArcGIS 10.2.1 update to the Deprecation Plan, the pattern is changing from a once-a-year release format to new updates with every release. The […]

Filed Under: arcgis Tagged With: top10

Web Maps for WordPress Plugin Connects with ArcGIS Online

August 21, 2013 By Editor

I announced previously in a blog post that GeoJobsGIS was working on a WordPress plugin for ArcGIS users (Free and Pro versions) that would enable  the integration of ArcGIS Online maps within WordPress blogs.. well, the plugin is now officially here! This from the plugin page… Quickly and easily search and add interactive maps to […]

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Coming Soon – The ArcGIS Online Plugin for WordPress #MapThis

August 14, 2013 By Editor

There’s no question that ArcGIS Online is meant to enable anyone and everyone to access and use geospatial data in many creative ways – heck, using ArcGIS Explorer the sky is the limit on the kind of map you can create and share with anyone. Well, thanks to the gang at GeoJobe GIS Consulting (@geojobegis) […]

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Options for Developers with ArcGIS 10.2

August 6, 2013 By Editor

Loads of updates from Redlands recently as team Esri rolls out ArcGIS 10.2. The company officially announced that 10.2 is shipping and they are boasting the ease of use and enhanced web publishing capabilities (think WebGIS) – be sure to see also this Top 10 Features of ArcGIS 10.2 List! Along with the release there’s […]

Filed Under: arcgis, developer, developers

New Functionality and Features in ArcGIS 10.2

August 1, 2013 By Editor

ArcGIS 10.2 is now shipping… have you had a chance to use it yet? Just yesterday Esri officially announced the update and key functionality including enhanced UI, real time data access and more.  Tripp Corbin has penned a few thoughts about this latest release in his latest blog post and looks at some of the […]

Filed Under: arcgis, ESRI

Answers… What is ArcGIS Pro?

July 18, 2013 By Editor

Something new that was touted this year pre-ESRIUC and at the event was ArcGIS Pro – according to Esri, this is the future. Essentially, ArcGIS Pro is the culmination of user feedback, requests, and desired functionality. Using various forms of customer feedback, Esri is delivering what is known as ArcGIS Pro and you’ll be pleased […]

Filed Under: arcgis, ESRI, esri uc

ESRIUC Notes – Top 10 new features in ArcGIS 10.2

July 16, 2013 By Editor

I’m a big fan of Top 10 lists, and I’m also a fan of the annual ESRIUC, so when there happens to be a Top 10 list featured on stage at the event I tend to take note! This year the list focused on the top new features in ArcGIS at R 10.2. ArcGIS product […]

Filed Under: arcgis, ESRI, esri uc, FrontPage Leader, Lists Tagged With: top10

Colorado wildfires map: Black Forest fire, Royal Gorge, Big Meadows in ArcGIS.com

June 14, 2013 By Editor

Some interesting data being shared by the Denver Post as they track the devastation resulting from the wildfires near Colorado Springs, Colorado. Note, a KML file is available from HERE for use in Google Earth, Google maps, ArcGIS.com and other services that can ingest the data

Filed Under: arcgis, colorado, environment, THE EDITOR Tagged With: blog, Colorado

Live Training from Esri – Capturing Data with Collector for ArcGIS

May 30, 2013 By Editor

Have you taken advantage of the free, live training offered by the team at Esri? Today (May 30) Jeff and David from the mobile team will be offering up some valuable training on using data with collector for ArcGIS – think smartphone data collection! Details… Using Collector for ArcGIS, you can extend the reach of […]

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