Dan leads development of ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World environmental content, which includes information about Earth's land, ocean, atmosphere, and ecosystems. Prior to Esri, Dan worked at NOAA for two decades, leading data visualization efforts for research, communications, and education.
The Living Atlas team publishes a lot of web layers. Here's some of our favorite tips and tricks for customizing your layers and maps.
Some simple tweaks to your data prep, publishing, and ArcGIS Online configuration can vastly improve your layer's draw and query speed.
Maps from the National Climate Assessment Interactive Atlas provide insight into the latest assessment of climate change in the U.S.
Quickly create a web map showing any tornado outbreak from 1950-2020 with data from NOAA in ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World.
Using web GIS layers makes life way easier, but you're missing out if you still use the REST endpoint URL.
Several upgrades to the USA Storm Reports from the National Weather Service provide more storm types, better symbology, and greater ease of use.
A new application from Esri leverages data from NOAA, USDA, and Census to visualize drought impacts in the U.S.
Are droughts becoming more frequent where you live? Let's find out.
Take your classified land cover map from a 6 to a 10 with just a few easy steps using blend modes.
