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In the Face of Pandemic, GIS Users Around the World Respond

Health ministries, nonprofits, hospitals, and municipalities used GIS to locate cases of COVID-19, predict its spread, and start reopening.

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ArcGIS Hub Enables Communities to Rapidly Share Up-to-Date Data on COVID-19

Open data sites help residents and local officials protect their communities, stay safe, and prevent infections.

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Briefly Noted

The 2020 Esri User Conference is going virtual, and Esri is providing free software to a range of groups affected by COVID-19.

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A Disaster Like No Other

Esri’s Disaster Response Program received more requests for assistance in the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic than it ever had.

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Nautical Charts Go Digital with Help from GIS

Hydrographic offices are starting to move away from making traditional paper charts and more toward producing charts on demand.

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Latest Developer Technology Inspires Creativity

Developers who tuned into the 2020 Esri Developer Summit, held online, heard about the most up-to-date innovations in ArcGIS technology.

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Improve Situational Awareness and Mission Management with ArcGIS Mission

ArcGIS Mission helps teams better understand their operations, make informed decisions in real time, and gain intelligence.

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Spatial Analysis Meets Data Science with ArcGIS Notebooks

ArcGIS Notebooks is now available across the ArcGIS platform.

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What’s New in ArcGIS Online

The March update to ArcGIS Online includes new 3D capabilities, a refreshed user profile page, and additional editing permissions.

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New ArcGIS User Type Tailored to Storytellers

Esri launched the Storyteller user type to give users a more affordable way create digital narratives using ArcGIS web maps and app content.

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For Book Deliveries, Local Library Turns to GIS

The Burnaby Public Library uses ArcGIS Navigator to efficiently deliver books to patrons who are unable to make visits themselves.

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In Quick Move to Virtual Classes, Professor Enlisted ArcGIS Insights

Students at Villanova University were able to use the technology to continue learning and discover trends and patterns in their data.

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