2020 Gift Guide For the GIS Person in Your Life
Looking for a gift for your favorite GIS person? Here’s a list of geo-related suggestions for a range of budgets.
How to Create Public Transport Isochrones in ArcGIS Pro
This tutorial shows GIS users how they can create public transport isochrones using ArcGIS and the TravelTime plugin.
Black Girls M.A.P.P. Launches a GIS-Powered Voter Information Site
Black Girls M.A.P.P. has launched a GIS-powered site called People for the People to provide more voters with the information they need to participate in U.S. elections.
How to Communicate with Maps
Making maps requires a careful balance between science, art, and knowledge of your target audience. Features a MapScaping podcast with Esri’s John Nelson.
Using GIS to Improve Hurricane Evacuation and Preparedness
As hurricane season gets underway in the Atlantic, GIS is being use to better prepare communities and property from the devastating effects of storms.
Using GIS to Track Historical Land Cover Change and Growth Rate at Fort McCoy
Christian Rodriguez outlines the process to track land cover changes on a military installation using ArcGIS.
Curated Tour of the Esri UC Map Gallery
Esri cartographers have created a curated tour of the 2020 virtual Esri UC map gallery with some handpicked selections.
Monitoring Volcanoes Using UAVs
With the increase usage of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, scientists now have a powerful tool to map active volcanoes safely.
Using GIS for Navigating Special Events
Michael Allen Young discusses how GIS tools can help with navigating special events in the Army.
These Maps are Tracking the Rise and Fall of Coronavirus Cases across the United States
As states in the United States enter phased reopening, residents can track COVID-19 infection rates at the US state and country level with these websites.