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With Street-Level Imagery, Property Reappraisals Go Virtual

New businesses that join the Esri Startup Program receive online services, software, content, training, and support so they can incorporate mapp…

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ArcGIS Online Extensions Get New Features

Recent updates focused on real-time and big data analysis, working with imagery, additional options for designing urban plans, and more.

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Grounded in Reality

Esri Emerging Business Partner GroundVu Gives Texas County a True, 360-Degree View of the Hurricane Harvey Floods

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3D Mapping Helps EPA Preserve Freshwater Resources

The US EPA is moving from paper maps and aerial photography prints to GIS and imagery.

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Machine Learning Becomes Part of Kuwait

Kuwait, an early adopter of GIS, is now blazing trails in machine learning.

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Briefly Noted

Geospatial Data Act passed; New System Tracks Vessels in Real Time; Wayback imagery accesses 80 versions of world imagery.

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Unlocking the Secrets of Imagery

A special relationship exists between remote sensing and GIS.

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Get Volcanic in ArcGIS Online

Learn how to make a volcanic activity map in a minute using ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World.

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The Unseen: After a Disaster, Imagery Gives Insurance Companies a Clear Picture

New technology on the ground and in the sky is helping insurers see what they haven’t seen before and assist clients more quickly.

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Eyes in the Sky Use AI to Track Investment Opportunities

Satellite imagery firms are applying machine learning to imagery analysis to measure natural resource inventories and predict commodity trading.

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Machine Learning Becomes Part of the Fabric of Kuwait

Kuwait has been on the cutting edge of geospatial technology for decades, and now it is blazing trails in machine learning.

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High-Fidelity Insight from Medium-Resolution Imagery

The USSOUTHCOM uses deep learning capabilities to monitor ship movements.

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