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ArcGIS Survey123 next gen is here. Here’s what you need to know.
Are you an ArcGIS Survey123 user? If so, there is a new Survey123 generation that you will want to hear about! As Survey123 approached its 10th anniversary, Esri took the opportunity to modernise the platform, introducing a new generation of … Continue reading
Continue ReadingA helping hand in ArcGIS: exploring AI assistants
AI has become an increasingly talked-about topic in the technology world and for good reason. At Esri, we’re exploring ways AI can help make our products more intuitive and efficient for our users. You can read more about Esri’s trust … Continue reading
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Associated British Ports
With GIS at its heart we have launched a location-aware, end-to-end digitised solution to onboard our electricity customers using ArcGIS Survey123 and ArcGIS Online.
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Ocean Conservation Trust
We are using a suite of ArcGIS solutions to help us protect, regenerate and restore the UK’s seagrass meadows.
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Keep Wales Tidy
Our new ArcGIS-driven litter survey methodology is giving us richer data to help influence and monitor policy and keep Wales tidy.
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Oxfordshire County Council
Our new ArcGIS-driven survey process helped us divert 96 tonnes of food waste to recycling and save £12,455 in one year.
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Scottish Wildlife Trust
With more accessible data, available in real-time, we can be more effective in our efforts to save Scotland’s native red squirrels.
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Natural England
Having identified the need for a digital spatially led approach we have developed a solution using ArcGIS Field Maps, ArcGIS Survey123, ArcGIS Experience Builder and ArcGIS Dashboards that is helping our advisors perform their jobs more efficiently.
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Natural England
We have successfully leveraged ArcGIS technology to digitise and modernise our DLL Scheme, increasing the integrity of our data, supporting better decision-making and enhancing collaboration with our stakeholders.
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University of Glasgow
ArcGIS provided the research method in a project to better understand the variety of parks available across Great Britain.
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