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National Trust

After a decade of ArcGIS use, we can confidently say that GIS is enabling us to achieve our strategic goals, take action for climate change and make special places accessible to everyone, for ever.

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 &r

Powerful 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 →

Thames Tideway Tunnel

Our geospatial strategy and using GIS throughout the life of the Tideway project, has given us consistent means of engagement with every single stakeholder, from construction partners to community groups and local authorities.

Getting to know ArcGIS Data Pipelines

Time is arguably our most valuable resource and preparing datasets can often be the most time-consuming part of any GIS project. Ingesting data from various sources, cleaning large datasets, joining datasets together, and calculating new fields are common data preparation … Continue reading Continue Reading

Map Smarter (and Faster) with the OS NGD API

Thanks to work behind the scenes, you can now access features from Ordnance Survey’s National Geographic Database (NGD) directly in ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 onwards. With the OS NGD API – Features, you can access up-to-date, authoritative OS … Continue reading →

AtkinsRéalis

We are using ArcGIS Portal, ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Field Maps to drive the AtkinsRéalis SpatialCDE, used by multiple stakeholders to make construction projects more efficient while driving Biodiversity Net Gain.

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 →

Anglian Water

We are reducing pollution and flooding risks through the use of ArcGIS solutions.

Experimenting with Artificial Intelligence and GIS

Last year, I shared a vision of generative AI in GIS at the Esri UK Annual Conference 2023 I showed how large language models like ChatGPT can extract and categorise spatial information from plain text, how AI assistants might transform … Continue reading →