(she/her/hers) Diana loves working with data. She has 15 years experience as a practitioner of demography, sociology, economics, policy analysis, and GIS. Diana holds a BA in quantitative economics and an MA in applied demography. She is a senior GIS engineer on ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World's Policy Maps team. Diana enjoys strong coffee and clean datasets, usually simultaneously.
Take the guesswork out of your item's source and show your integrity as a scientist. Also, it shows up in your map!
Blur simply creates a "fuzzy" look in your map, which signals to your map's audience that there is some noise in the data.
Esri recently released the latest Justice40 Tracts from the Council on Environmental Quality into ArcGIS Living Atlas.
Are you using GIS to answer qualitative social science questions? If so, we'd love to hear about your work!
View histograms, frequency tables, metadata, and more. Explore, edit, and manage tabular data in a feature layer's Data tab.
Most likely, you made a map in order to answer a specific question. Break all the rules and use that question to title your map.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)'s PLACES layer, maps, and apps in Living Atlas are now updated.
Gender identity and sexual orientation data for states and 15 largest metropolitan areas is now in ArcGIS Living Atlas.
The American Community Survey (ACS) layers in ArcGIS Living Atlas will be updated in March 2022 with the newest 2016-2020 data from the Census.
