Join Us in Washington
The Esri Federal GIS Conference is the place to discover geospatial solutions to national challenges. Connect with federal colleagues February 22–24 for valuable training and inspiration.
Maximize Imagery Data in ArcGIS
Federal agencies use ArcGIS to manage, visualize, analyze, and disseminate their geospatial information and imagery. [PDF]
Elevating Maps into the Cloud
Cloud-based geographic information systems foster collaboration, increase productivity, and lower IT costs. [PDF]
Federal Computer Week, December 2011
Drawing a Line Through the North Woods and Waters
The International Boundary Commission uses GIS to integrate, manage, and store data related to land ownership, imagery, and vegetation on the US, Canada border.
ArcNews, Winter 2012
A Collaborative Exercise in GeoDesign
A federal interagency working group selected Cape Cod as a pilot project area to address climate change.
ArcNews, Fall 2011
Maintaining Shifting Boundaries and Managing Shared Resources
The International Boundary and Water Commission uses GIS to integrate, manage, and store data related to land ownership, imagery, and natural resources on the US, Mexico border.
ArcUser, Winter 2012
Nearly every federal agency uses GIS to help meet their missions. Government depends on this technology to bring its vast data into an enlightening geographic context. Agencies leverage GIS to increase operational efficiency, track and evaluate activities to meet mandates and support initiatives, and perform analyses that lead to better decision making. GIS also brings transparency and accountability to federal government by engaging citizens through dynamic, interactive maps.
To make the most of GIS, agencies build enterprise-wide systems so they can centrally manage their data to power stronger intelligence and analysis across the organization. Because Esri’s ArcGIS system supports desktop, web, mobile, and cloud implementations from one integrated platform, it has become the preferred geospatial solution for federal government.
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