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Tag Archives: ESRI
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
Correction – Esri Announces ArcGIS for Windows Mobile 3.1
A correction… I first posted this with a title in error that read “Esri announces ArcGIS Mobile for Windows 3.1″… obviously it should read Esri Announces ArcGIS for Windows Mobile 3.1… OOPS! In all honesty though, I have a helluva … Continue reading
Mapping the Olympic Medals – An Esri Story Map
Loads of companies and online publications are mapping the Olympic metal count, including most of the large online news outlets and now Esri via their popular story map resource (http://mapstories.esri.com). The latest Esri story map is called Mapping the Metals … Continue reading
Need a GIS Job? The Job Board at 2012 #esriuc (sound fixed!)
A popular stop in the exhibition hall at esriuc is always the Job board, a community bulletin board where job seekers and employers can come together. This year, at the 2012 esriuc, the boards were a little smaller than in … Continue reading
ArcGIS Online at the 2012 #esriuc and Geography As A Platform – Top Features
No huge surprise here as much of the story t esriuc2012 was indeed, ArcGIS online (AGO), or as Jack Dangermond might describe it, The mapping platform for your organization! We heard how ago is a ready to use, simple, cloud … Continue reading
Planning Your #esriuc week with the online Agenda and a mobile agenda
The 2012 International Esri User Conference is approaching fast (July 23-27, 2012 in San Diego, CA.). There’s no question that browsing the conference agenda and planning a week of activities is a monumental task. With several concurrent events (EDUC, GIS … Continue reading
ArcGIS.com Tentative Waldo Canyon Fire Line Map, Colorado Springs
An interesting map paints a pretty clear picture as to the extend of the fire near Colorado Springs, spanning north from Garden of The Gods by Manitou Springs north into Pike National Forest and past the Air Force Academy, sandwiched … Continue reading
Esri Releases Social News Map for U.S Wildfire Updates
Esri has released another social news map providing user with updates and data feeds related to the current U.S wildfire situation. The map service provides fire perimeter data, burn areas, weather information like wind speeds and precipitation, models wildfire potential, … Continue reading
Steve Riley talks cloud at DevSummit
This morning at the Esri DevSummit it was all about the cloud thanks to a keynote delivered by Steve Riley of Riverbed Technology. From Steve… “The cloud is important for esri, fundamental for expanding and making it easier for developers … Continue reading
From #Where20 – Spatial Analysis on the GeoWeb from ESRI- GIS in the sky
Today at Where2.0 in San Jose, ESRI President, Jack Dangermond took to the stage (for a record 6th year in a row) to discuss among other things, ArcGIS.com and more specifically, how GIS is changing. Some details from the presentation: … Continue reading
GeoTech Video Pick of the Day – ESRI 2010 Mashup Challenge
If you read this blog then you know that we’re huge fans of video to help convey your message – enter out Geo video pick of the day! An informative and useful video put together by ESRI’s Joseph Kerski (via … Continue reading
ESRIUC Twitter Tag Cloud
I was pleasantly surprised to run into this cool Tag Cloud (thanks @mstoddard for the tip) hosted over on Many eyes (http://manyeyes.alphaworks.ibm.com/manyeyes/) – the images reveals a tag cloud generated from Twitter activity involving the #ESRIUC hashtag. I was also … Continue reading
