Make an ArcGIS Pro Style in Under One Minute
Do you have a point, line, polygon or raster symbol just the way you like it and want to reuse it? Here's how to save it as a style.
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Mapping The Mythology Behind Dr. Snow’s Cholera Map
Many GIS professionals know about Dr. John Snow’s map of the cholera outbreak in London in 1854. But there are several myths associated with it.
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Collaboration Esri Hosts Virtual Geodesign Summit
The Geodesign Summit returns, this time as a virtual event from February 9-10, 2020.
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Education A Software Developer’s Story
Nate Ebel was 13-years-old when he gave a presentation at the 2002 Esri User Conference. What he did with GIS from then on impacted him greatly.
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Cartography Moving Toward an Accessible Basemap
Andrew Skinner of Esri has created two versions of a basemap that’s color blind friendly and functional.
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Disaster Response Facing Down Fires
Jim Aranguren, Butte County, California, GIS manager, details the biggest challenges his small GIS department confronted during the Camp Fire.
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ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World Map the Latest Heart Disease and Stroke Data
Find the latest county-level hospitalization and mortality rates for heart disease and stroke from the CDC in ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World.
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ArcGIS Desktop ArcMap Support Continues Until 2026
The current version of ArcMap is the last release and support for it continues until March 1, 2026.
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Cartography Design Decisions Start with Your Map’s Medium
Knowing in advance what kind of medium will be used to share your map will help you make better design decisions.
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Cartography Cartography. MOOC Returns
Esri experts will show you how to create beautiful maps using ArcGIS Pro during the Cartography. MOOC starting February 3, 2021.
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Health The Geography of Health and Disease
Dr. Jonathan Mayer talks about geography’s role in disease and public health with Marianna Kantor, Esri's chief marketing officer.
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Education Adventures in Spatial Thinking
Esri Press published a children’s book series aimed at piquing young people’s interest in science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math.
