Corporate technology evangelist and advocate at Esri, focusing on ways to broaden access to geographic information and helping customers succeed with the ArcGIS system. On a good day I'm making a map, on a great day I'm on one. Email bszukalski@esri.com or connect on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernszukalski/).
Web maps are built by selecting a basemap, then adding data layers from services and files. Layers can come from many different sources
Flickr is one of the most popular photo sharing sites available, hosting well over 6 billion images. Here’s how to use your Flickr photos
In a previous post, we covered how you can use a spreadsheet (CSV file) from a Web location to add a layer to your ArcGIS Online map.
With a recent ArcGIS Online update the USA Topo basemap (containing the USGS topo map services) no longer appears in the ArcGIS.com map viewer
Want to know what’s going on with Hurricane Irene and see for yourself what folks on the ground are saying?
With the latest update to ArcGIS Online you can now tone down your basemap to make other layers “pop” by using transparency.
A recent question on the ArcGIS Online Facebook page prompted this post on how to download a layer package
After a recent post we received quite a few inquiries as to how cross sections are created for visualization in ArcGIS Explorer desktop
We’re working on some new basemap styles and capabilities that will offer additional basemap choices to create a better backdrop
