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Business Analyst Tools Coming to ArcGIS Pro 2.1
Greetings! We have some good news for Business Analyst users. At the ArcGIS Pro 2.1 release, we are adding four popular geoprocessing tools! This will kick off the process of bringing more and more...
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Boundary Dropshadow Mega-Hack
I find that vector items floating above a complex basemap can sometimes be hard to see. An imagery basemap will have light patches and dark patches. So what’s a vector to do? Let’s see… Here is a layer...
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Predict Pollution in Chesapeake Bay
Scientists can’t sample every cubic meter of water by themselves, so they have to make predictions about the water they don’t touch. That prediction process, known as “interpolation,” involves taking...
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Create Custom Basemaps for a Minneapolis Suburb
Cambridge, Minnesota, is a bedroom community outside Minneapolis that comes up on any map — but as a city official, you want to create attractive basemaps customed to city projects and presentations....
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What’s Coming in the ArcGIS Pro SDK 2.1
The next ArcGIS Pro SDK release will soon arrive with ArcGIS Pro 2.1. This release will include significant additions to the API areas of Annotation, Layout and Utility Network. Below are some of the...
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ArcGIS Pro Extensibility – Looking Back, and Ahead into 2018
Happy New Year! Looking back at 2017, it was a great year for ArcGIS Pro extensibility. We saw many developers taking advantage of the Pro SDK in extending Pro to meet their organizations’ specific...
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Assess Open Space to Lower Flood Insurance Cost
Planners in a South Carolina community are taking steps to help homeowners save an estimated $128 each on their flood insurance through a FEMA program designed to mitigate risks in flood-prone areas....
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What’s new with Scene Layers in ArcGIS Pro 2.1
The Scene Layers Team has been hard at work adding new functionality for scene layers across the platform. This blog will highlight some of those new features that were added to ArcGIS Pro 2.1 Scene...
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Visualizing Scene Layers in ArcGIS Pro
At the ArcGIS Pro 2.1 release, significant new functionality has been added regarding visualizing Scene Layers in ArcGIS Pro. Let’s look at some of the new functionality! When you add a point or 3d...
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Business Analyst Comes to ArcGIS Pro!
After more than a decade of supporting a Desktop extension for ArcMap, we are proud and excited to announce the debut of Business Analyst (BA) for ArcGIS Pro 2.1. Figure 1: Business Analyst for ArcGIS...
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New Crime symbols
This week new set of symbols were released. These symbols are available in the Local Government ArcGIS Pro style version 2.0. The Local Government style contains crime symbols for violent, property,...
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ArcGIS Pro 2.1 Has Been Released!
ArcGIS Pro 2.1, Esri’s flagship 64-bit desktop GIS, has been released and is available. Now is the perfect time to migrate to ArcGIS Pro. ArcGIS Pro 2.1 is a big release that brings a slew of new...
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What’s New in the ArcGIS Pro SDK 2.1
ArcGIS Pro 2.1 is now available, and included are many new updates to the ArcGIS Pro SDK. Information on installing the SDK can be found in this ProGuide. Update highlights include: API enhancements...
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Create floors from 3D buildings
The January 2018 release of the Local Government 3D Basemap solution added the ability to create 3D floor features from existing 3D buildings. 3D floors can be used as input for creating 3D floor units...
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PerfTools (Build 92) for ArcGIS Pro 2.x is now available for download
To mark the new release of ArcGIS Pro 2.1, the Performance Engineering team is pleased to announce the availability of the new PerfTools Add-in for ArcGIS Pro, version 2.x. This is a new release (Build...
View ArticleArcGIS Pro SDK at Developer Summit 2018
The Esri Developer Summit is just a month away, scheduled for March 6 – 9, 2018 in Palm Springs. Many teams at Esri have been working to put together a comprehensive line-up of offerings to help you...
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What’s new with Image Server in ArcGIS Enterprise 10.6
The release of ArcGIS Enterprise 10.6 brings six new hydrology functions and four distance and proximity tools to ArcGIS Image Server. These compute-intensive tools can be leveraged in distributed...
View ArticleInvitation to participate in an ArcGIS Pro Usability Study at the 2018 Esri...
The ArcGIS Pro User Experience Team invites you to participate in a moderated Usability evaluation targeting one of four (4) specific areas: ArcGIS Pro Data Management (Fields, Domains, Subtypes, and...
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There’s a chart for that (Intro to charts, part 1)
Charts are a very important part of analyzing data, but it can sometimes be hard to figure out how to use them. I’m going to use this blog series to walk you through some of the basics of the charts I...
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Plan a Historic Battle with Military Tools
Nearly a century ago, the American involvement in the 1918 Meuse-Argonne Offensive still ranks as the bloodiest battle in US history. Had the commanders in that battle possessed the geospatial tools of...
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