Tag Archives: Apps
Arcade Keywords: what they are and how to use them in ArcGIS
Arcade is a lightweight expression language for customising your ArcGIS maps and apps. Whether it’s for enhancing your pop-ups, integrating other data layers, performing on-the-fly calculations, or so much more, Arcade is a helpful tool to understand. We’ve already written … Continue reading
Continue ReadingPowerful apps in an instant with ArcGIS Instant Apps
If you’re reading this, I’m going to assume you’ve made a map or two in the past to help visualise your data with geographical context. But what if you want to share this with others so they can interact, better … Continue reading
Continue ReadingArcGIS licensing in six user type choices
The ArcGIS system contains a diverse portfolio of individual products that meet the wide needs of our customers. From a capability and technology perspective this choice is great news, from a licensing perspective it has made life a little complex. … Continue reading Continue Reading
Revisiting the ArcGIS Survey123 Web or Connect question
ArcGIS Survey123 is an app dedicated to creating effective surveys for collecting your data quickly and with ease and can be shared with a wide audience. To suit your survey needs, it’s available in two offerings: Survey123 Web for quick … Continue reading
Continue ReadingCollecting data in the field with ArcGIS Field Maps smart forms
Have you ever thought about the most effective way to not only collect, but edit and update spatial data? ArcGIS Field Maps is one of our mobile offerings designed to help mobile workers perform data collection and editing, find assets … Continue reading
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Creating Web Apps with Design in Mind
Beautiful cartography, effective labels, elegant styles – a lot of time and effort goes into creating maps. But we shouldn’t stop at the maps we create. A well thought through app design isn’t just about making something ‘pretty’, it’s about … Continue reading
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Analyse and visualise imagery in ArcGIS Online
Picture this – 4,000 active satellites orbiting the earth, sensors whirring (I know that they’re not making a sound because space is a vacuum but I’m taking artistic license). Some of these capture high resolution imagery, which provide organisations with … Continue reading
Creating a spooky map with the Living Atlas
Halloween is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than with a spooky map? Inspired by the Inferno map by John Nelson, we wanted to produce a scary map that centred on Halloween-related place names. In this … Continue reading
Continue ReadingCustomising your ArcGIS experience with URL parameters
Did you know that many of the web and mobile applications in ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise support the use of URL parameters to call your apps with additional instructions that define how you want them to appear to end … Continue reading
Continue ReadingGetting started with URL parameters in Survey123
Like many aspects of ArcGIS Online, web forms built using Survey123 can be accessed and modified in unique ways using URL parameters. In this blog, I’ll dive into how we can use them to help make submitting surveys a more … Continue reading
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