Category Archives: ESRI

Esri Social news map shows latest flood observations

A news map from Esri provides the latest flood data and information related to recent floods via the National weather service. the map is also complemented by social media updates from the public which includes flood related photos, videos, and … Continue reading

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Take Me Out To The Ball Park at ESRIUC!

A tip here for those of you heading to San Diego CA this July for ESRIUC. We luck out this year as the Padres have a home stand the week of UC and that means loads of opportunities to get … Continue reading

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Generating A Buzz With APIs and IPAs

Yes indeed, just like any good GeoGeek I’m a HUGE beer fan (and lover of craft beer). And so it really shouldn’t be any huge surprise that perhaps THE most active discussion and picture hitting Twitter today from #DevSummit in … Continue reading

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Tweets from the GeoGeeks in Palm Springs at #DevSummit

No doubt some of you are in Palm Springs this week for the annual Esri BP Summit and the Dev Summit where team Esri will be showcasing their latest solution offerings and sharing their roadmap for the future… those of … Continue reading

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Video – Dangermond Discusses the ArcGIS Platform

Another fine video from the EsriTV crew as Jack Dangermond discusses ArcGIS the Platform at the 2013 Federal User Conference. For more on this topic see also this article in ArcUser

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Ready for DevSummit, ArcGIS for Flex 3.2 and What’s new in ArcGIS Online

Esri DevSummit is just around the corner and that means that tons of news and updates will be rolling out of Redlands. This means that its also a great time to poke around the ArcGIS Online resource Center, EDN, and … Continue reading

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Esri DevMeetUp Video – Developing apps for the Android OS by @bnoyle

In this interesting talk at Esri DevMeetup Colorado (Fort Collins) on March 6, Bryan Noyle (@bnoyle)  talks Android and fills us in on developing mobile apps for Android OS and provides loads of goodies, tips and tricks about everything Android. … Continue reading

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GeoTech event update – American Sentinel, Safe Software, Esri EDN

Interested in online EDU opportunities in Geo tech? If so, take note of a free webinar offering from our friends at American Sentinel U. Join Elthron Anderson, GIS administrator for Southgate Water and Sanitation Districts in Centennial, Colo., and Dr. Stephen McElroy, … Continue reading

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Esri Federal User Conference Kicks Off #FedGIS

The end of Feb is here and that means the Esri conference season is kicking off… this week the Redlands crew rolls out the annual lovefest for Federal GIS users via the Esri federal User Conference. Those interested can follow … Continue reading

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Story Map – Cool things to do near the Washington D.C Convention Center

Are you planning a visit to the Capital and in need of a list of cool places to see, places to eat, amazing architecture, must see museums and monuments? If so bookmark this story map from Esri, the Washington D.C … Continue reading

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Social Media Map of President Obama’s State of The Union Address

As part of ongoing State of the Union coverage, Esri has provided us with a news map to explore geo-tagged social media reactions to President Obama’s address overlaid on state-by-state results from the 2012 presidential election. Note, the map can … Continue reading

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Esri Map Shows Real-Time Effects of Winter Storm Nemo

Just in time as the winter storm “Nemo” approaches the US Northeast. A new weather map from Esri has been released to help explore live storm reports, precipitation, and weather warnings with geo-tagged social content from Twitter, Flickr, and YouTube. … Continue reading

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