Robert joined Esri in March 2017 as Production Manager with the ArcGIS Living Atlas team. He takes great pride in being a part of all that goes into providing Esri users with the rich online content that the Living Atlas offers...content to complement and enhance Esri's industry leading geospatial platform...content to drive and support the Science of Where.
If you don’t know by now, you might want to get familiar. The Wayback app is the most effective way to access the World Imagery Wayback archive.
With over 1-million scenes and counting, Esri's Landsat services provide a rich historic archive of our ever changing world.
A global facelift, improved accuracy across the Continental US, and an abundance of new community contributions.
From ancient celestial charts, to modern day digital imagery maps, humans have been observing and documenting Mars for millennia.
Most users are already leveraging the latest and greatest Landsat layers and services from the Living Atlas of the World.
Maxar Technologies has teamed up with Esri to make their NaturalVue® 2.0 image mosaic available through the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World.
Taking a significant step forward, Wayback is out of beta and now includes World Imagery metadata.
Esri's Polar Elevation services incorporate the ArcticDEM and Antarctic REMA elevation products provided by the Polar Geospatial Center.
A lot has happened with World Imagery since UC 2017. With UC 2018 now upon us, let’s take a moment to reflect...
