You may be wondering, which would be better for my business… blogging, social bookmarking, a social media focus, or ? A darned good question, particularly as all have a purpose, a time, a place, as well as their own advantages and disadvantages. So, which is best? There’s no simple answer here, however, keep in mind that any option you select will require time {lots of it}, patience, and a commitment. [Read more…] about Blogging, microblogging, media, social media or… Which is right for your business?
The Essentials of Cloud
Download this kit for hand-picked cloud resources to help you further your research in the field. [Read more…] about The Essentials of Cloud
Prepare Now for the 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season
The Atlantic hurricane season starts today, and there is no better time to get ready than now. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) encourages residents and businesses across the nation to prepare by understanding their risk, planning together for the entire family, and downloading the FEMA App. [Read more…] about Prepare Now for the 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season
Story Map of Things to do and places to eat in San Diego while at ESRIUC
With ESRIUC just around the corner you may be planning out your conference week while also wondering about local places to eat and drink. No worries as you can consult this handy Story Map built by Esri’s own Ruppert Essinger. This map will guide you to many local favorites
FAA Online Map system and UAS Facility Maps for Airports
The FAA on April 27 began publishing electronic maps for airports across the country that detail where and at what altitudes remote pilots may hope to achieve clearance (Part 107 authorization) to fly unmanned aircraft in certain types of controlled airspace. The maps will help drone operators improve the quality of their Part 107 airspace authorization requests and help the FAA process the requests more quickly – note, the system used has been designed and authored to the public using ArcGIS.
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Keynote Lineup for GEOINT 2017
Don’t miss a great lineup of nearly 100 defense and intelligence speakers in keynotes, panels, and presentations. [Read more…] about Keynote Lineup for GEOINT 2017
Map of the Day – The Cost of Living Everywhere
Today’s Map of the Day (MOTD) is a clever data visualization that tells the story of the cost of living [Read more…] about Map of the Day – The Cost of Living Everywhere
What’s Trending on Twitter Right Now? #WednesdayWisdom
Are you wondering to yourself, what’s trending on Twitter right now? This is a great question and also very useful, particularly as you build, create and share content on your company blog or social channels. [Read more…] about What’s Trending on Twitter Right Now? #WednesdayWisdom
Video – The new Google Earth
Yes indeed, the new Google Earth is finally here! Now you can check it out via this video and then go take it for a drive for yourself – enjoy! [Read more…] about Video – The new Google Earth
GIS Response to the August 2016 California Wildfires
In late August the Clayton arson fire added yet another chapter to the long-running saga of devastating California blazes. The conflagration destroyed at least 299 structures, including 189 single-family homes, 40 businesses and a range of other structures such as sheds and smaller outbuildings. More than 4,000 people were evacuated in the course of the fire, which raged for several days. It’s no surprise to GIS pros that GIS plays a huge role in the response and aftermath of these devastating fires. FireWhat of Bend, Ore. was called in by CalFire to help in the aftermath and asses the damage . Read on about the role that GIS and geotech helped crunch the data.
GIS professionals help the damage assessment (Source: emergencymgmt.com)