Summer 2019, Vol. 41, No. 3
Featured
Esri is working closely with hydrographic offices around the world to modernize their maritime mapping systems using GIS.
Collaboration
Esri launched an R&D center for GeoAI, the UN built a gender statistics story map, Dangermond was honored in the Netherlands, and more.
Esri Developer Summit
At the 2019 Esri Developer Summit, attendees learned how to best work with Esri technology and how their creations foster positive change.
Mapping
ParcelAtlas, available in ArcGIS Marketplace, is a frequently updated cloud-based cadastral content service for use with ArcGIS technology.
ArcGIS Urban
With an immersive 3D experience, ArcGIS Urban allows planners, governments, and citizens to visualize proposed development in their cities.
Tracker for ArcGIS
There is often a disconnect between what’s happening in the field and the office. With Tracker for ArcGIS, that’s no longer the case.
ArcGIS Online
ArcGIS Online is deepening its use of ArcGIS API for JavaScript version 4.x, improving performance, 3D visualization, and more.
Operational Intelligence
Kuwait University is building a new campus: Sabah Al-Salem University City. GIS has been the backbone of the project since its inception.
Tracker for ArcGIS
For the 2019 Rose Parade, the Pasadena Fire Department relied heavily on ArcGIS technology, including the new Tracker for ArcGIS app.
Operational Intelligence
To better respond to reports of illegal fireworks in Visalia, California, firefighters and police officers started using ArcGIS technology.
GIS Hero
Under the leadership of GIS customer solutions manager Ben Bruns, Dutch Kadaster automated multiscale map production—and shared its methods.
Thought Leader
What does it mean to be data driven? How can an organization build a culture that’s galvanized by data?
Environmental
To tackle the complex problems associated with climate change, The Nature Conservancy is revolutionizing its approach to conservation.
Open Data
To help save priority North American species and their habitats, an online land-use planning solution got upgraded to an open data website.
Esri Startup Partners
Built on ArcGIS technology, the Easy2Hike app helps hikers, bikers, and equestrians plan hikes and learn more about their surroundings.
Esri Partners
At the 2019 Esri Partner Conference, Esri recognized partners in 13 award categories for their expertise and superb ArcGIS implementations.
