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UK COVID-19 Service in the Living Atlas

23rd November 2020

Update Since the blog was originally posted the historic data tables have been added to the service. The field details are below The service Esri UK’s “UK COVID-19 Data” is a feature service containing coronavirus (COVID-19) data automatically upd...

ArcGIS StoryMaps: checking in on the next generation

20th November 2020

I’m a big fan of the next generation of ArcGIS StoryMaps. They offer a single, clean builder to add narrative content and illustrate spatial relationships with real visual appeal. No two stories are the same, so the format and tools … Read more

Saddle up and see how we made our Wild West Election Map

13th November 2020

The US presidential election of 2020 was a nerve-wrecking spectacle like we’ve never witnessed before. Across the world, people were clicking refresh again and again on web pages displaying electoral maps. Inspired by the idiosyncrasy of thi...

Getting Started with ArcGIS Notebooks

9th November 2020

Jupyter Notebook seems to be the latest craze in Python developer environments and it’s changed the way I work with Python in ArcGIS. It’s now the recommended environment if you wish to work with the ArcGIS API for Python. If … Read more

New App: Field Maps

4th November 2020

It’s always exciting when a new app comes to the platform, particularly when it promises the functionality of five existing apps merged into one neatly packaged mobile app. If you hadn’t gathered from the title, the new app is called … Read more

Routing vehicles in ArcGIS Pro

30th October 2020

The Vehicle Routing Problem, also known as the Travelling Salesman Problem, is a mathematical problem and set of equations for working out route optimisation. The ArcGIS Pro 2.6 update has brought us the Vehicle Routing geoprocessing tools, ready ...

Quick update on QuickCapture

29th October 2020

QuickCapture is Esri’s solution for rapid data collection within the field. It provides a streamlined experience for making quick, on the fly field recordings at the click of a big button. Most field workers loathe the experience of doing field &h...

Tips and tricks for transitioning from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro

21st October 2020

Since the initial launch of ArcGIS Pro we’ve shared several blogs aimed at helping you migrate from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro. Here’s a reminder of some features and resources that will make your transition easier and your work more productive. &hellip...

Sweet Templates, Exports and App Migration

19th October 2020

Sweet for ArcGIS allows organisations to create easy to use web based apps for editing data, making it so anyone can edit GIS data through a browser. Every edit is validated against rules set up in the builder, meaning data … Read more

All treats and no tricks in the latest version of Sweet for ArcGIS

19th October 2020

Summer might be at an end, but we have some autumn Sweet for ArcGIS treats in store just in time for spooky season. Let’s take a look at some of the highlights. Marketplace Firstly, Sweet for ArcGIS is now on … Read more

5 favourites from a year of Survey123 updates

16th October 2020

An awful lot has happened in the year since we last wrote a blog on the capabilities of ArcGIS Survey123 and there have been a lot of exciting updates. With that said, let’s take a look at five of my … Read more

Bivariates have never been easier in ArcGIS Pro

8th October 2020

Bivariate has always been an elusive term for me as a map-maker. Done well, bivariate maps can effectively double the amount of information represented in one visual. Done badly, the visual complexity outweighs any information gained, or in some c...

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