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Analyse and visualise imagery in ArcGIS Online

Updated and republished in August 2024 to reflect changes to the ArcGIS user types. Access to the imagery capabilities in ArcGIS Online has been expanded and they are now available for user types Creator and above (previously an ArcGIS Image … Continue reading →

Transform pixels into information using ArcGIS

Over the last 10 years or so, imagery has been more widely adopted as part of an organisation’s set of core datasets. This is due partly to the decreasing costs of sourcing the imagery and the increasing availability of imagery, … Continue reading →

Machine Learning made easy?

I know what you’re thinking….Machine Learning? Easy?… stay with me. Thanks to the Esri Analytics team, there are now pre-trained deep learning models available in the ArcGIS Living Atlas and the best part is, we can use these with no … Continue reading →

Elevate your editing with the summer ArcGIS Online update

Two exciting new capabilities, another Instant App and a new content experience should be enough to get this ArcGIS Online update into the yellow jersey. As The Tour De France unfolds I can’t help myself but start by exploring French … Continue reading →

Think Tank: What Leading Businesses See in Remote Sensing

As business leaders seek safer ways of working during the COVID-19 pandemic, they turn to an innovative trio of technologies.

Mapping Emissions Data from the Sentinel 5P Satellite

The COVID-19 pandemic has lead to lockdowns across Europe changing how people live and work over the last few months. It has had a huge impact on society but one more positive story is that emissions around the world are being reduced, discussed in this BBC article. How do … Continue r

About bushfires, satellites and oil rigs

Over-sized fire symbols, misleading colours and poorly selected projections have all been front and centre in the recent spread of bushfire maps. Following yet another deadly bushfire event, a wide variety of maps have been created to reflect the damage … Continue reading →

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