ArcNews Winter 2004/2005 Table of Contents

ArcNews Online

Winter 2004/2005 ArcNews cover, click to see enlargement

ArcNews Online shares selected articles from the print edition.
Now with exclusive online-only articles.

Previous Issues
Fall 2004
Summer 2004
Spring 2004
Winter 2003/2004

		Newsweek Maps Out Hurricane Story With GIS and Esri BIS Data: Fast, Accurate GIS Mapping Visually Enhances News Story
		CBS News Headlines GIS Mapping: 2004 Presidential Election Coverage
		Shell Signs Groundbreaking Enterprise Agreement
		ArcGIS 9: What's Next?
		2004—Esri's Year in Review
		National Geographic and NPS Increase Access to Park Data: Using ArcWeb Services
		IBM Spatially Enables Enterprise With Esri ArcGIS Server [PDF-513 KB, 5 pages]
		NCAR Publishes Climate Change Models in Esri GIS Format: Model Output Data Is Available to GIS Users
		Panama's Minister of Education Puts GIS Into Historic Perspective
		Brazil To Be Site of XII Latin American Esri User Conference

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		Announcing ArcGIS 9.0.1 ArcGIS Network Analyst Release To Be Part of 9.1 Announcing ArcIMS 9 Route Server: High-Performance Web-Based Routing for U.S. and Europe ArcExplorer—Java Edition for Education Now Available Esri Developer Network Introduced: Supporting Developers With a Subscription Program ArcWeb Services Now Offer Premium Imagery Service: More Data Sources for Routing and Detailed Data for Australia and Italy
GIS IN ACTION
		Iraq's Explosive Remnants of War Cleanup Is Supported by GIS Saving the Kissimmee River of Central Florida With GIS: Determining Recreational Suitability for Conditions That Do Not Yet Exist Interactive Mapping by ArcIMS \|Online Only Article\| Dust Mapping in Arizona Uses GIS and Satellite Imagery Dominion and Verizon Use Mobile GIS and GPS to Conduct Joint-Use Pole Survey

		CMAP's GIS Service Bureau Strengthens New York's Nonprofits \|Online Only Article\| NASA Langley Research Center: GIS for Space Management Japan's Increment P Uses GIS to Drive Its Digital Mapping: Expanding the Possibilities of Location Information Food Producers Go to Market With GIS: New Illinois Web Site Provides One-Stop for Strategic Marketing Information Esri Business Partners Offer Comprehensive Range of Solutions: Data, Software, and Services Provided in Response to Users' Needs Exclusive ArcNews Online Articles In Wisconsin, Using GIS Gets the Vote Out
SPOTLIGHT ON YOUNG PEOPLE USING GIS
		Rhode Island Girl Scouts Embark on a GIS Adventure: Bringing Together Geography, Environmental Concerns, the Outdoors, and Science High School Students in Jefferson County, Kentucky, Help Resolve Workforce Issues With GIS Arkansas Students Trek the Land to Make a Difference for Emergency Services: The Environmental and Spatial Technology Program

		GIS and Land Information More Accurate Elevation Data for Users of Geospatial Data: Help Is Already on the Way in Many States Lithuania's National Cadastre System Implements GIS
MONITORING AND MAPPING DISEASE USING GIS
		In Uganda, HIV/AIDS Activities Are Monitored With GIS Nebraska Tackles Flu Vaccine Shortage With GIS Cartographies of Disease: A New Book Due From Esri Press: Exploring How Mapping Has Helped People Understand and Treat Illness
GIS COMMUNITY NEWS
		25th Annual Esri International User Conference Brings Together GIS Users: San Diego, California, to Host Silver Anniversary Gathering AAG to Honor GIS Pioneer Roger Tomlinson Esri's Logo Is Out of This World EUC '04—A Grand Success GIS Day 2004—Around the World in Many Days

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