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See what’s in the box with ArcGIS Pro 2.6

30th July 2020

ArcGIS Pro has just dropped some amazing new features and I’m going to try my absolute hardest to outline the best ones, without being biased by the beautiful cartography additions and talking about Voxel layers the entire time. So, where &hellip...

A Voice User Interface for ArcGIS using REST and Alexa

23rd July 2020

ESRI are continually striving to increase the accessibility of ArcGIS. Now, you might be thinking what is meant by ‘accessibility’? Here, we are concerned with more than just making ArcGIS available over the web. We want our platform to be &hellip...

How is Esri UK supporting the new Public Sector Geospatial Agreement?

10th July 2020

The Government announced a new 10 year Public Sector Geospatial Agreement (PSGA) with Ordnance Survey in April 2020. The PSGA is a replacement for the Public Sector Mapping Agreement (PSMA) and One Scotland Mapping Agreement (OSMA), but goes beyon...

The new Ordnance Survey Data Hub APIs and the JavaScript API

7th July 2020

What is the new OS Data Hub? The Ordnance Survey Data Hub is a new set of services providing access to Britain's most comprehensive geographic data. It is a collection of APIs that provide access to a range of Open … Read more

Get started building your own pretty Sweet (for ArcGIS) apps

6th July 2020

My last blog concentrated on why we built Sweet for ArcGIS and what it does, you can check it out here. Since then, we’ve been busy making our Esri UK boxset sessions and getting lined up for our next release. … Read more

How many people can you really fit on a beach?

3rd July 2020

With swarms of crowds heading to the beach, we asked ourselves ‘how many people can you really fit on the beach, at a safe social distance?’ The answer: a lot less than the current crowds! This blog will outline the … Read more

ArcGIS Online summer update

1st July 2020

The events of the last few months put ArcGIS Online in the spotlight - not just as the basis for the Esri COVID-19 response package but also as a resilient system for delivering business as usual GIS during lockdown. In … Read more

Experience Builder: a new level of app building flexibility

26th June 2020

I enjoy creating visually appealing web applications using ArcGIS Web AppBuilder. However, I sometimes find myself in a situation thinking, ‘oh I need that real-time monitoring feature from ArcGIS Dashboards’ or ‘I wish I could have a 3D map and ...

ArcGIS Field Maps: destined to rationalise ArcGIS field apps

23rd June 2020

Starting with Collector for ArcGIS, we have got used to using focused apps to take GIS out of the office and into the field. To support and enhance the workflows, a family of apps has grown up alongside Collector: Explorer, … Read more

How to use ArcGIS with Power BI

17th June 2020

Power BI is an excellent tool from Microsoft for data visualisation and dashboards. ArcGIS, from Esri, is also an excellent tool for data visualisation and dashboards. Can I use both? Absolutely. In fact, we encourage our customers to have both &h...

How we made the Pavements Width map

11th June 2020

Esri UK have recently published a dataset focusing on pavement widths across GB. This has given the Local Authorities the opportunity to better prepare for social distancing measures over the coming months. It was also featured in recent article i...

GEMINI 2.3 metadata in ArcGIS: an update

9th June 2020

Last September we explained how you should maintain GEMINI 2.3 metadata in ArcGIS. This new post provides more detail on these recommendations, as well as links to various tools and guidance. The AGI encourages you to maintain GEMINI metadata for ...

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