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Now! That’s What I Call The Living Atlas…

The Living Atlas has blossomed for UK Data in 2017. If you've been super busy and missed the best of the contributions, fear not. This blog covers the UK data added to The Living Atlas that really caught our eye...

Office for National Statistics Open Data and Living Atlas layers

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) have uploaded some great datasets to their ArcGIS Open Data Portal and The Living Atlas. They've used a range of customised features on their ArcGIS Open Data Portal and I wanted to share my top three.

With the advent of the December update, what’s new in ArcGIS Online?

The December update to ArcGIS Online blew in with storm Caroline, bringing lots of new features and capabilities. Take a tour through what's new in: mapping, analysis, data management and organisation management.

Enhanced Mapping with Arcade

Arcade is a simple expression language that was introduced into the ArcGIS Platform at the end of 2016. It can be used to configure symbology, labelling and pop-ups and makes expressions portable across the ArcGIS Platform.

Canal and River Trust layers join the Living Atlas!

The Canal and River Trust have recently uploaded several layers into the Living Atlas and I've picked my favourite layers.

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.

Why you need the ArcGIS API for Python in your life…

ArcGIS API for Python got a recent new release (v1.2.1), but what is it? ArcGIS API for Python is a web GIS integrator for arcpy and other Python 3 packages and you can think of it as a unifying technology for the ArcGIS Platform.

What’s new in the June ArcGIS Online update

The June update to ArcGIS Online is now live. You may have read the blog I wrote earlier in the month highlighting some of the updated design features. These include improved filtering and searching, as well as the reorganisation of pages to en

Let’s talk about relationships – in Collector

Collector for ArcGIS is great for adding new features and editing existing information. For most, this is sufficient, but what if you need to add new information repeatedly without losing any original data? This is where related tables come in.

A new design is coming to ArcGIS Online

I am writing this blog ahead of the ArcGIS Online update due at the end of the month. As part of the update ArcGIS Online is getting a fresh new design! This new interface is easy-to-use and is part of an overall plan to improve the user experience of the site.