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Cities Hold the Power to Save the Planet

Physicist Geoffrey West says that, despite being a source of problems, cities generate innovation and thrive...

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Sea Turtle App Turns Tourists into Citizen Scientists

Snorkelers, scuba divers, and beachgoers who spot sea turtles can help scientific researchers learn more about the elusive and often endangered..

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Put Bookmarks to Work in Your ArcGIS Pro Projects

You can create bookmarks in ArcGIS Pro, which will save you precious time when you are working on a project.

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New Training and Certification Offerings

Find out how to create Python scripts for ArcGIS, get started with Insights for ArcGIS, configure web apps, build a learning plan, and more.

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Story Maps That Amaze

Meet the 2018 Esri Storytelling with Maps Contest winners, who used the apps to tell stories about a Rohingya refugee encampment...

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GIS Day Celebrates People and Projects That Make a Positive Difference

Stories about five GIS Day celebrations underscore the important role geospatial technology plays in better understanding planet Earth.

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Learn to Add Favorites to Your ArcGIS Pro Projects

This tip just might end up being one of your all-time favorites. The release of ArcGIS Pro 2.0 in June 2017 gave you the ability to save and ...

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A New Kind of Mapping

Smith College professor Jack Loveless introduces students to GIS through his course, Mapping Our World: Introduction to GIS...

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Mapping Open Spaces and Extending Conservation’s Reach

GIS Hero Larry Orman forged a career that set the agenda for regional planning and conservation.

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To See or Not to See

Not everyone can enjoy the beauty and usefulness of maps. There might be several reasons why.

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Predicting Flood Levels Everywhere During Hurricane Harvey

When Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas last August, several agencies were already creating inundation maps thanks to work by UT and Esri.

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Designing Better Maps: A Guide for GIS Users, Third Edition and Python Scripting for ArcGIS Pro, Third Edition

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