Warren Davison
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I have all sorts of fun creating engaging maps and graphics and then sharing the process. I work from Kitchener, Canada on Esri’s StoryMaps team where those visuals sometimes make their way into immersive place-based stories. When not digging into vectors and pixels, I can generally be found riding around town on two wheels with toddlers in tow.

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Mapping the course: Using GIS to analyze performance

Get ready to map every swing, divot, and lost ball on the golf course using GIS to turn bogies into birdies.

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Mapping packed circles

Packed circles are a unique visualization technique for representing individual data points within an aggregate symbol.

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Spike maps and code snippets

You can share and copy code snippets right from your ArcGIS StoryMaps, including these Arcade expressions to create spike maps in ArcGIS Pro.

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Blurring the boundaries of your stories

Graphics play a crucial supporting role in your story. Try these creative techniques for using them to influence the reading experience.

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Deck out your desktop for the new year with these map wallpapers

Celebrate the new year with a new map background for your desktop or phone with these cartographic goodies from the StoryMaps team.

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Animating Migration

Create immersive map animations from spatial data using GIS and motion graphics software to enrich moving narratives in your stories.

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Show off your workbook banner

Customize elements of your workbook to match your branding, a theme, or your creative mood. Here's all the new options for styling your workbook.

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Adventures in link centrality

Insights 2022.1 release brings some enhancements to link analysis workflows. Explore these new features by embarking on a sci-fi adventure.

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Communicating your Insights: A practical guide

Textbook chart, interactive report, or deep dive workbook? Use these tips and tricks to communicate your Insights workbook effectively.

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