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Learn to Analyze Imagery Using ArcGIS Pro

Do you need to extract information from imagery collected by a satellite or a UAV? Check out a course called Imagery Analysis in ArcGIS Pro.

Favorite Story Maps of the Year

More than 1.1 million story maps live on ArcGIS Online. Here are a few favorites from 2019.

What’s New to Do in ArcGIS Pro

ArcGIS Pro now includes new data analysis capabilities, three new map projections, tools for making chart symbology, and more.

10 Ways to Study Demographics with Web GIS

ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World provide cloud-based tools and content that make it easy to analyze spatial demographic data.

Add Geotagged Photos to ArcGIS Online Web Maps

While you can’t drag and drop geotagged photographs directly to your web map in ArcGIS Online, there’s another simple way to add them to maps.

The State of Arizona’s Water

Will Arizona run out of water? The Arizona Water Blueprint, a new water mapping tool, visualizes the data and tells the story.

Hardware Offer

Spike is a laser measurement device from ikeGPS that boosts field productivity and data capture capabilities when used with Survey123 for ArcGIS.

Register for the ArcGIS User Seminar 2020

There's still time to sign up for an ArcGIS User Seminar in many areas of the United States.

What’s New in ArcGIS QuickCapture?

See what's new in the latest release of ArcGIS QuickCapture.

ArcGIS Speeds Government Services

Waterford City and County Council in the Republic of Ireland makes extensive use of Esri ArcGIS technology.

See What’s New in Scene Viewer

Learn about the latest improvements to Scene Viewer, which gives you the ability to author realistic and beautiful 3D scenes in applications.

Prevent Maps from Looking Washed Out

In this one-minute map hack, John Nelson from Esri teaches you how to add elevation hillshade to your map without washing the colors out.