Charlie Frye
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I am Chief Cartographer at Esri, and manage the Cartographic Projects Group on the Content Team. I have been with Esri in Software Products since 1994. I am currently the author of Esri's Ecological Land Unit services, global ecological content, and the World Population Estimate Services. Contact me at cfrye@esri.com with questions or feedback.

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Introducing Named Landforms of the World, version 2

We are pleased to announce the availability of Named Landforms of the World, version 2.

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A First Glimpse into the Future of Population Data: Part 5

Introducing fast-drawing cartographic population-footprint layers derived from WorldPop's 2020 100-m population density slice.

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A First Glimpse into the Future of Population Data: Part 4

Here, we share a recent example of how to use the age and sex cohort data to create a storymap about women's access to health services in Ghana.

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WorldPop 100m Gridded Population Layers Now Available in the Living Atlas

In December 2021 we announced WorldPop's 1-km gridded population data was available in the Living Atlas, now the 100-m data is also available.

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A First Glimpse into the Future of Population Data: Part 3

Here, we show using the Zonal Statistics as Table tool to derive annual estimates of population for challenging polygon datasets.

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A First Glimpse into the Future of Population Data: Part 2

Covers common tasks for working with WorldPop.org's 1-km gridded population layers with ArcGIS Pro.

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A First Glimpse into the Future of Population Data: Part 1

WorldPop.org's 1-km gridded population data is available in the Living Atlas of the World.

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COVID-19 Trends

For the first time, we are in a global pandemic and analyzing it as it happens. We use five trends to describe how we are doing.

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Fact-Check Climate Change Where You Live with ArcGIS Pro

The Explore Future Climate Projections lesson includes data for 858 climate variables. This post includes steps to use any of them.

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