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Balfour Beatty VINCI
With ArcGIS in a Managed Cloud Services environment we are managing the construction of one of Europe’s most challenging rail infrastructure projects.
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ArcGIS is the core asset management system that is enabling us to coordinate the activities of 60+ contractors and subcontractors and deliver a major infrastructure project efficiently
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QuickCapture is Esri’s solution for rapid data collection within the field. It provides a streamlined experience for making quick, on the fly field recordings at the click of a big button. Most field workers loathe the experience of doing field … Continue reading
Continue ReadingArcGIS Field Maps: destined to rationalise ArcGIS field apps
Starting with Collector for ArcGIS, we have got used to using focused apps to take GIS out of the office and into the field. To support and enhance the workflows, a family of apps has grown up alongside Collector: Explorer, … Continue reading
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Students use ArcGIS to evaluate the environmental, economic and social impacts of renewable and non-renewable energy sources
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Students of all abilities at Saint Conleth's Community College are developing important life skills through the use of ArcGIS.
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When tenants, members of the public or employees report issues with trees on our land, we can respond quickly and effectively to ensure public safety.
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We are bringing history to life for our clients and the wider public, by using ArcGIS to collect, analyse and share archaeological information.
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We are proactively reducing the risks from falling trees and branches, to protect our visitors, volunteers, staff and property, using a solution we developed with Esri’s ArcGIS.
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Members of the public became more engaged in our conservation work and more enthusiastic about exploring the park, after viewing and analysing our geospatial data using ArcGIS.
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