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New Training and Certification Offerings

Learn how to manage GIS data with confidence, ensure efficient multiuser workflows, and gain support for GIS initiatives.

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Brick by Brick

With ArcGIS technology, the National Museum of the United States Army created a searchable app to display and highlight donors’ artifacts.

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Places in the Sun

A GIS-based system for conducting site suitability assessments is helping Indonesia determine the best locations for solar plants.

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Monitoring the Health of North America’s Ecosystems

Using ArcGIS technology, NatureServe has applied a new standard for monitoring ecosystems at risk of collapse across North America.

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Geospatial Technology Forms Basis of Digital Twin of Pompeii

For a team of archaeologists, GIS offers an effective way to collect data and quickly disseminate project findings in compelling formats.

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Different Apps for Different Audiences

When presenting data to various groups, it may be a good idea to make different apps for different people. ArcGIS App Builders can help.

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Facilitating Solar Energy Production While Protecting Biodiversity

A GIS-based system for conducting site suitability assessments is helping Indonesia determine the optimum locations for solar plants.

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Bring Your Basemap Gallery to Life

ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World is a collection of curated content you can use to populate a custom basemap gallery. Here's how.

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Intern Develops GIS Dashboard for Alameda Police Department

Tasked with helping police locate hot spots for traffic stops and collisions, David Ho used ArcGIS Experience Builder to visualize the data.

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A Global Approach to Preventing Plastic from Reaching the Ocean

The GIS user community is key to figuring out which beaches around the world are consistently fouled by plastic and how to clean them up.

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Belgian Rail Company Reenvisions Worker Safety

Government agency Infrabel developed two GIS-based apps that track train and worker movements—in some cases, down to the subfoot level.

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An Inspiring Journey to Map the Deepest Part of the Ocean

Esri’s chief scientist became the first person of African descent to dive to Challenger Deep, where she surveyed its Western Pool.

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