An interesting effort in Chicago by a law firm who have made available a pretty sweet map that enables cyclists to report accidents in order to define hot spots within the city. This interactive map will allow users to report, not only bicycle accidents and doorings , but close calls or near misses as well, […]
New Functionality and Features in ArcGIS 10.2
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 […]
5 More Cool Things Spotted at ESRIUC
It’s been a bit since I rolled out an edition of “5 Cool Things“, so I figured since I saw so many cool things at ESRIUC this would be a perfect chance to pen an update! Enter The Sand Table – This was one of those “WOW” displays that attracted a crowd and left you […]
More random Notes and Observations from ESRIUC
There’s no arguing that the annual ESRIUC is a great networking opportunity, however, first and foremost, it’s a terrific educational experience. After several days my brain was swelling and over-flowing with information and me wondering how to digest it all! The opening plenary day at the annual ESRIUC is an interesting and motivating event indeed. […]
Up Close With HP Eprinter Technology, Thin Clients, Workstations and More
I always make a point of stopping by the HP booth at esriUC to see the latest hardware and solutions from the group. It was tough to leave as there was so much to see including the the HP Designjet T1500 – think 2 roll, web connected, wide format E printer; Workstations, Thin Clients, and […]
Answers… What is ArcGIS Pro?
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 […]
Cool Technology Seen at ESRIUC – Epson SureColor T Series
The ESRIUC is a great chance to see the latest Geo technology, hardware, gadgets and other amazing stuff! I always stop to see a demo of the latest in wide format plotting and scanning and this year I was pleasantly surprised by the Epson products. Imagine if you will, awesome quality prints at a price […]
Google Rolls Out New Google Maps for iPad / iPhone
On the heels of a recent update for Android (yep, Android users always get the first update to Google maps) an update for iPhon and iPad is now available. The update boasts an enhanced UI and a dedicated new iPad experience. So, what’s New in Version 2.0? Optimized iPad experience: A dedicated tablet design brings […]
ESRIUC Notes – Top 10 new features in ArcGIS 10.2
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 […]
ESRIUC Map Gallery People's Choice Winner Inspired by Van Gogh
One of the most popular events at the annual ESRIUC each year is the Map Gallery where the works of thousands of GIS users from around the World are put on display and shared with attendees. Maps are judged and the “best” are selected based on a number of criteria. Selected maps are then featured […]