Ross Donihue is on Esri's StoryMaps team. He uses place-based storytelling to engage users through beautiful, informative, and inspiring cartography. When he's not making maps he's likely carving a spoon, making photos, or dreaming of mountains and fermentation.
Enrich your story using participatory GIS and crowdsourced information.
Join us for the February episode of ArcGIS StoryMaps Live.
Use imagery and Lidar to understand tree cover disparities of Redlined neighborhoods in Montgomery, Alabamba.
Data shows that hurricanes are increasingly intense and more frequent. Understand how to visualize large spatiotemporal datasets using 3D.
Learn about new audio capabilities in ArcGIS StoryMaps, with some examples and tips for how to most effectively use audio in your stories.
Coastal Flooding: How coastal communities are being impacted by sea level rise and the data that can help
Hand-drawn illustrations can help explain your story content in fun an accessible ways. Here's one way to do it for your next story map project.
One of the key differences between good stories and great stories is how authors use graphic elements in their stories.
Here are some best practices to keep in mind when you partner with organizations to make a story map.
