Tech Time
Esri product engineer Heather Smith, a cartographer and artist, walks you through how she used ArcGIS Pro and data from the US Census Bureau to create a mini atlas called Populations of American Cities. Smith shares tips on working with data, proportional symbols, layout, the legend, and bookbinding. Read the blog.
Learn to import and prepare data for applications, create and style maps and layers, as well as develop a mapping application during 15-minute DevLabs offered by Esri. More than 100 other DevLabs are available. Try your first DevLab.
Esri's Molly Zurn walks you through how to get licenses for ArcGIS premium apps, whether you have an ArcGIS Online subscription or are using a free ArcGIS trial. Read the blog.
Kylie Donia from Esri offers some tips to help map authors make working offline with Collector for ArcGIS much easier for workers in the field. Read the blog.
Maps & More
You can use ArcGIS Pro to create a stunning chart of the night sky. Heather Smith from Esri created a map and tutorial to show you how to make your own star map sparkle.
View the chart.
Learn how to make your own night sky map.
The Living Atlas of the World contains a new image service layer that shows the monthly change in water storage worldwide. The data is derived from NASA’s Global Land Data Assimilation System (GLDAS). View the story map.
Esri now offers Spike, a laser measurement device from ikeGPS that will boost field productivity and data capture capabilities when used with Survey123 for ArcGIS. Order today.
The Last Word
Harvard University professor Stephen Goldsmith talks with Esri's chief marketing officer Marianna Kantor about how city leaders can use data, analytics, and location technology to be more innovative and responsive to residents. Listen to the podcast.
Storybook weddings can be told using Esri Story Maps apps; case in point, the recent royal wedding at Windsor Castle in Great Britain, where Meghan Markle married Prince Harry. Esri Canada created an Esri Story Maps app for CTV News that highlighted the wedding procession route. View the story map.