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Curious about Game Engines?

As a gamer and geographer, I was curious and excited when I found a way to incorporate my two passions with the ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Unity and Unreal Engine. Through games we can immerse ourselves in virtual worlds, usually … Continue reading →

Designing surveys in Survey123: Ditch the default

Building surveys already requires planning to create something that’s easy to fill out for the end user. When you add in the need to brand the form to your organisation’s requirements or factor in efforts to structure it intuitively, it … Continue reading →

Notes from a Notebooks Beginner

Starting to code can be scary and while there are some learning resources available, they sometimes seem aimed at developers. As a complete beginner, this was a little bit daunting for me. With this blog, I will show you how … Continue reading →

CVs just got a whole lot more interesting with ArcGIS StoryMaps

As employment applications become increasingly digital and technology-focused, jobseekers need to find innovative ways to stand out from the competition. ArcGIS StoryMaps is a web-based platform that allows users to combine maps, multimedia content and storytelling to create engaging stories…or … Continue reading Continue Reading

Analysing JBA Flood Maps in ArcGIS

Flooding poses an extreme threat to people’s livelihoods. Heavy rain and storm events cause surrounding rivers and coasts to become inundated with water, bringing a wealth of social, environmental and economic impacts. With floods of greater intensity predicted across much … Continue reading Continue Reading

Ramblers Scotland

ArcGIS Hub Premium is helping us to engage the support of 250 volunteers and share information about Scotland’s 40,000 mile network of walking paths.

Addressing the benefits of ArcGIS Locators for finding places

Whether you are a locator aficionado or amateur, many of us are all too familiar with the satisfaction that comes from a seamless map-based search; be it by location, address or feature name. From my recent experience working with ArcGIS … Continue reading →

Be part of the ArcGIS development process

To create great technology, it’s critical to understand the people behind its use…us, the users. This is how Esri developers and software engineers create products that tap into what we are looking for. Esri’s user research and testing teams put … Continue reading →

Thirteen Group

Thirteen Group’s Community Resilience strategy works to understand local communities better, inform decisions and signpost customers to the services available.

RSA

For more than 20 years, we have used ArcGIS to help us gain a deeper understanding of risks in locations around the globe.