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New Year, New Federal GIS Conference

Join Esri in Washington, DC, February 13-14, 2024, to learn how the government is using GIS to promote understanding of complex solutions.

Come to Washington, DC, from February 7–8, 2023 to learn how the federal government uses GIS to promote deeper understanding of complex issues.

Esri plans to be back in Washington, D.C. to host the 2022 Esri Federal GIS Conference. It’s scheduled for February 8-9.

The Bureau of Land Management, which manages 245 million acres of public land in the United States, showcases how it uses GIS.

During the Esri Federal GIS Conference, the United States Military Academy at West Point spotlighted the apps and maps it’s making with GIS.

The Esri Federal GIS Conference highlighted the GIS work being done by agencies such as the Census Bureau and showcased ArcGIS.

Robert D. Sharp, director of the NGA, speaks about his agency's roles, goals, and challenges with Esri' president Jack Dangermond.

Are you interested in geospatial technology and work in government? The Esri Federal GIS Conference in February offers what you need to know.

Pat Cummens of Esri explains the importance of three new laws passed by Congress and signed by the president, including the Geospatial Data Act.

A team from the US Census Bureau shows how geographic information and GIS mapping apps will be used to conduct the 2020 Census.

ArcGIS is always evolving, so expect some exciting changes ahead. Many coming innovations were discussed at the Esri Federal GIS Conference.

Representatives from the United States Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service show how the ArcGIS platform...