I am a Senior GIS Engineer and ArcGIS Living Atlas Evangelist at Esri. I promote all things Living Atlas, ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Arcade, Smart Mapping, python, and cartography. I also specialize in socioeconomic and demographic datasets within Living Atlas, and how to visualize them.
ArcGIS Living Atlas now contains global air quality content derived from 19 years of NASA SEDAC data. See how air quality has changed over time.
Large point datasets can be challenging to visualize. Use clustering in Map Viewer to better understand the patterns in your point features.
Are you starting to learn how to use Arcade in your maps? If so, you might want to check out these commonly asked questions.
ArcGIS Living Atlas now contains a new set of maps that explore 19 years of NASA SEDAC's PM 2.5 data aggregated to standard geographies.
Need a ready-to-use feature layer that contains Bureau of Labor Statistics' county-level unemployment data that updates monthly? Look no further.
Within Map Viewer, you can easily map your date and time fields to reveal new patterns in your data.
Short on time? This quick recap of the January 2020 Highlights of Living Atlas webinar will catch you up on the newest Living Atlas content.
ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World has ACS data within ready-to-use layers that can be used throughout the ArcGIS platform.
In December 2019, the American Community Survey layers in ArcGIS Living Atlas will be updated with the newest 2014-2018 data from the Census.
