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A Cluster of New Features in ArcGIS Online

The September update has arrived and brings some interesting new features. Both the map viewer and scene viewer have new features and there are changes in the apps.

I3S gets OGC, OMG!

Esri's I3S 3D data format has just been approved as a Community Standard by the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC).

CityEngine 2017 – coming to a cinema near you?

CityEngine is allowing different professional communities to generate 3D urban landscapes for games, films and urban planning. It was given centre stage at this year's UC with a presentation by Disney's General Technical Director. Last month's release of CityEngine 2017 brings new features and more flexibility.

ArcGIS Pro 2.0 has been released!

ArcGIS Pro 2.0, Esri’s next generation of desktop GIS, was released on Tuesday night and it is now available from My Esri. This article will discuss some of the new highlights and features I found interesting from the latest update. ArcGIS Pro 2.0 includes helpful additions to ease workflows, provide better data visualisations and integrates with the platform more than previous GIS desktop re

A Storey about Range Sliders

Ever wanted your maps to filter your asset view to a certain level within a building or a height or depth layer? ArcGIS Pro's new range slider function can be used in 2D and 3D views.

Join me for a look at the new features in ArcGIS Online

The December update has added some great features including new analysis tools, feature layer views and label expressions. I've been looking at something of the things you can now do.

Make your 2D data look 3D with ArcGIS Pro

Even if your data doesn't include the z values needed for 3D analysis, you can still create a 3D visualisation to help understand how the features sit in the landscape. At this year's Scottish Conference I included this in a short tech session on 3D in ArcGIS Pro. As well as looking at the visual impact of forest blocks, I also took 2D data representing a wind farm in the Scottish Borders and c

Crossrail

We manage hundreds of simultaneous programmes of work in ArcGIS, helping us to manage cost efficiency, ensure site safety and share information securely.

Have you heard the one about the GIS enabled dog?

Catching up on the videos from the Esri User Conference in San Diego is a great way to see what’s new and what’s coming. For me though, the highlight is the customer stories – seeing how the capabilities of ArcGIS are applied in real world situations. This year the story that caught my attention has drones, mobile GIS, 3D, public engagement maps, Norse history... and a GIS enabled d

ArcGIS Pro release makes it easier to get animated

I've been looking at ArcGIS Pro 1.3, released last week, which continues to expand the GIS capabilities in Pro. Support for geodatabase topology has been added, along with various additions and refinements to the analysis tools. You can now add and work with KML layers in you maps. Vector tile layers can also now be added to maps and scenes. As usual yo