Summer 2024, Vol. 46, No. 3
Featured
To show stakeholders what proposed developments would look like in context, Houston implemented 3D GIS. The result is increased engagement.
Thought Leader
Esri is embracing the power of AI and the capabilities that it brings. But developing AI right is more important than doing it fast.
Collaboration
Learn about Conservation.gov, which connects the public with locally led conservation efforts, and find out about new YPN regional chapters.
Esri Developer Summit
Attendees were introduced to dozens of new ways to extend and build on ArcGIS technology, all while networking and collaborating.
Esri Technology
New user types extend more ArcGIS capabilities than ever before to each access level.
ArcGIS Web Editor
Easier, faster, better—that’s the promise of Esri’s new focused app for data editing, ArcGIS Web Editor.
ArcGIS Data Reviewer
The consequences of working with bad data are serious. ArcGIS Data Reviewer enables organizations to improve data quality.
Equity & Social Justice
To track the actions that cities and counties are taking to tackle racism, Mapping Black California is using GIS and blockchain technology.
ArcGIS Velocity
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation now uses Velocity and data from Waze to visualize and act on traffic data in real time.
Infrastructure
Right-of-ways contain critical infrastructure. That’s why transportation agencies and utility companies are turning to GIS to manage them.
Managing GIS
While GIS is similar to other IT systems, it deals with spatial data. This adds a layer of complexity that must be considered.
GIS Hero
From building the city’s first sewer GIS database to inspiring interns, John Studtmann has made a lasting impact on his city.
Spatial Foundations
GIS practitioners need to be at the forefront of developing solutions to ensure that research is open, collaborative, and inclusive.
Esri Partners
At the 2024 Esri Partner Conference, Esri recognized 14 partners for helping customers use and optimize ArcGIS technology.
Esri Startup Partners
A linear asset risk model now helps Omaha’s Metropolitan Utilities District prioritize water main renewal and assessment projects.
Esri Press
A new book from Esri president Jack Dangermond argues that GIS is well-suited to tackle climate change, hunger, inequity, and more.
