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Contours
Contours are a great way to quickly view an area and get the feel for the lay of the land. And the better the source data, the more you can do with them, from reference to planning. Recently we used data derived from LiDAR to build a county-wide contour layer. The reason we went with LiDAR data is that the accuracy is usually much tighter (and more recent) than existing elevation information. There are obviously different methods and tools to do this but here in Illinois we


Live Maps Inside a Presentation Using Bunkr
If you have an ArcGIS Organizational account, you already have license to use Esri Maps for Office . It works really well and enhances your presentation from the boring screenshots of maps we have all grown numb to. BUT! What if you don't have Microsoft Office? (there are a few of us) Or you use a MacBook or ChromeBook or UbuntuBook(?). Never fear, You can still embed your maps into a presentation using the Newly improved Bunkr App . Bunkr has been around for a few yea


10 Reasons to Migrate to the Parcel Fabric
As many of you know, the parcel fabric concept has been around for quite some time but many have been slow or hesitant to adapt to it. In this entry, we would like to take a brief look at some of the advantages of using the fabric and try to answer some questions such as "Why should I migrate to the parcel fabric?" or "What real benefit will I receive from an ArcGIS solution for maintaining parcels?". If you haven't already done so, chances are you will soon be taking a ser


Getting Attachments down from ArcGIS Online
For all of the ArcGIS Online users out there, this is a tutorial on how to download your features with attachments from your published online service. We completed a recent sign inventory or over 8,000 signs including photos of each with esri's Collector app and our ArcGIS Online subscription. The client needed all of the attachments delivered locally to use with their other proprietary GIS software so we needed a way to pull them down with the features. 1. The Source: St
ArcGIS Collector App - Reviewed
It's no secret that Cloudpoint is an Esri Shop. Being in the Business Partner Network, receiving the AGOL Specialist status ... we drink the kool-aid. So What? Get over it. Still, as skeptical consumers and technologists, there is still a part of us that wants to test. Make sure we're progressing rather than regressing. We want to make sure we know and understand the different options for our customers and what has been released. One of the worst things is to spend 100s of
The ArcGIS Marketplace (Maps & Apps)
Just wanted to keep everyone abreast on the latest information when it comes to ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Online applications. The ArcGIS Marketplace provides a way to access maps & apps from Esri, distributors, and partners. The Marketplace contains both free and paid apps that are designed to help your organization access and share your GIS data seamlessly with either in-house staff or the public. Similar to Apple's app store or Android apps found on Google Play, the Ar
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