Join Esri’s ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World team and learn how to apply ArcGIS Living Atlas to enhance your everyday map-making process. This webinar will highlight the latest additions to Living Atlas, including new authoritative maps, apps, and data layers. From city planning to conservation, scientific research to education, Living Atlas has the resources you need to quickly start mapping your way to data-driven solutions.

Power your ArcGIS with location-based social media data, available now in ArcGIS Marketplace from Esri Partner, Spatial.ai. Learn how to unlock social behaviors by leveraging data from the world’s largest social networks including 72 different behavioral segments, coined Geosocial data. Geosocial data from Spatial.ai compliments Esri’s Geospatial Cloud, with use cases including customer segmentation, site selection, urban planning, marketing outreach, merchandising, e-commerce, and more.

Work with confidence by accessing and deploying authoritative data, securely on your network. Applicable for various industries – from insurance and health-care to governments and utilities – organizations need to access authoritative data securely while protecting that data within their internal databases. Get started safely creating, publishing, and sharing map services behind your firewall by discovering your options for on-premise GIS solutions including ArcGIS Data Appliance, StreetMap Premium for ArcGIS, ArcGIS World Geocoder, and ArcGIS Business Analyst Enterprise.

Have you ever noticed missing or outdated features in the Esri Basemaps? Join the Community Maps Program and help update the map! You can provide simple feedback, create large scale features, or share data layers and services which will be added to Esri basemaps. This webinar provides an overview of how to become a contributor, how to provide simple map feedback, how to create and edit detailed features using the Editor app, and how to share data or services using the Contributor app.

Join Esri’s Chief Demographer and Demographic Product Management team to learn how to perform quality data-based analysis for the communities that matter most to you. Discover how to recognize patterns and trends with the latest demographic data available on the market with an overview of trends, age, diversity, and housing affordability, including new data measures and indexes coming soon in Esri’s demographic updates.

There are many ways to create content using spatial data. But which is the best choice for your map? In this webinar, we will cover three layer types (feature layers, vector tile layers, feature layer views) and how to combine them to make an interactive web map using ArcGIS Online. We will also share a production workflow to automate feature service updates and cover how to create multiple variations of a service using feature layer views. Lastly, we’ll demonstrate effective ways to work with colleagues using a collaboration group.

Climate change is in the news more than ever and the projected changes are characterized as dire. How will climate change impact the area where you live? This webinar will dive into the latest scientific data on climate change giving you the basis to explore how scientists project your climate will change. Using ArcGIS Pro, we will demonstrate how to make layers show predicted future temperatures and levels of precipitation from NetCDF data (a popular scientific data format). Then, using the information available in the Fourth National Climate Assessment, we will show how to contextualize these climate projections where you live. 

Kick off your new year right with newly released American Community Survey (ACS) data layers in ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World. These ready-to-use layers allow instant access to publicly available, fully documented, and ready-to-analyze data sourced directly from the US Census. In this webinar, we'll explore the capabilities of the ACS layers, introduce common workflow scenarios, and learn how to make a web map using the newest released demographic data available. These layers cover topics such as basic population characteristics, housing, education, poverty, home ownership, employment, and many more that you can use as is or customize for your specific needs.