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Use Feathering to Accentuate the Area of Interest in Your Map

Feathering is a technique that makes the area you want to highlight on your map stand out and helps your audience focus on what’s important...

What’s in a Name? Mapping the Gaps, Passes, Notches, and Saddles

When is a pass a gap? And when is a gap a saddle or a notch? Esri cartographer John Nelson investigates using maps.

Seeing Green in the Scenic Chattanooga Region

Thrive Regional Partnership is using geodesign technology and methodology to plan smartly and sustainably.

Where Geodesign Goes Next

Speakers at the upcoming Geodesign Summit will tackle questions such as how geodesign can solve the 21st century's most pressing problems.

Maps We Love: The Volcanic Island of Iturup

This black and white map of the island of Iturup, created with ArcGIS Pro, gives off a cool vibe with its hand-drawn, hachured mountains.

Fighting Fire with Maps

The Ventura County Fire Department in California used GIS to create maps of the Thomas Fire, providing valuable situational awareness.

The Predictive Power of AI and Location Intelligence

Learn how artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and location intelligence can be used together for predictive analysis.

Cobb County Gets Insights from Maps

Felicia Alingu from Cobb County in Georgia used Insights for ArcGIS to study data on what drives visits to senior centers,

Hardware Offer

Data Appliance 7.0 for ArcGIS plugs into an internal, secure network, delivering preloaded imagery, basemaps, and reference layers.

Test Your Geographic Prowess

Go on the Geography Treasure Hunts and test your geographic knowledge about beaches, cuisine, mountains, cities, and world heritage sites.

Introducing User Types in ArcGIS Online

Going forward, people in your organization can be assigned one of five user types: viewer, creator, editor, field worker, or GIS professional.

Visualize the Alaska Earthquakes

Visualize the recent earthquakes in Alaska with an app built with Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS.