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Answers in an Emergency

ArcGIS supports Colorado flood response

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Surrounded by GIS People

Highlights from the 2014 Esri User Conference.

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It’s Elemental: Organizations Apply Geography to Fire, Water, Earth, and Air

How do firefighters in Australia use web maps to prevent and fight bushfires? How does a seed company use the analytical power of web GIS...

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Utah Has a UPLAN

The Utah Department of Transportation uses the UPLAN portal it created in ArcGIS Online to share and work with maps.

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EPA Keeps it Clean

PenBay Media and Esri partner GISi use the ArcGIS platform to help EPA scientists make more informed decisions...

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Tips on How to Develop a Real Estate Location Strategy

What is a location strategy for real estate (or any other industry for that matter), and why do you need one?

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Navy 911: Where Is Your Emergency?

The US Navy's new standardized addressing system will help dispatchers route police and ambulances to emergencies.

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With GIS-Based Smart Forms, Startup Streamlines New Development Review Process

In fast-growing Spanish Fork, UT, field crews now use UtiliSync to complete their inspections digitally.

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New Training and Certification Offerings

Find out how to use ArcGIS to improve workflows and tackle common business issues.

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Federal Geographic Data as a Strategic Resource

The FGDC has transformed thousands of disparate geographic databases into a dynamic, coherent, and strategic resource for better governance.

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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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GIS Goes Underground with UCSB’s Utility Atlas

By embracing the use of GIS, UCSB staff have created a campus-wide atlas to manage and update the university’s utility lines.

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