AEC (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) Blog - Page 4

Geodesign is reshaping the way we plan, design, build, and manage our communities and the world around us. Submit your materials before the deadline, February 7, 2025, to be considered and join the ever-growing geodesign community.

Recording available for the November 19 webinar with guests Liz Hitzfelder from SWCA Environmental Consultants and David Giblin from Stantec.

Discover Globie’s Haunted Map House!

This webinar delves into the critical role of data quality management in optimizing water utility performance. We will explore best practices for ensuring accurate, reliable data and migrating to ArcGIS Utility Network. 

Recording from the Introducing Generative AI and Machine Learning to ArcGIS Survey123 webinar hosted on 5/30/2024.

A webinar series for public works professionals.

Environmental consulting integrates multiple disciplines to navigate the complex interplay between projects and their environmental contexts. It involves collaboration among experts in biology, sociology, and physical sciences, as well as architects, engineers, and construction professionals, to address daily environmental industry challenges. These experts play a crucial role in a variety of projects, deciphering interaction between humans and their natural surroundings to identify, examine, and address intricate issues. The geographical aspect of every environmental factor, be it biodiversity, habitat, pollution, or regulatory compliance, must be well understood by environmental consultants.

We're shining a spotlight on the Environmental Consulting industry and how GIS can enhance project efficiency from planning to fieldwork to reporting through location intelligence. Discover how GIS can transform your environmental projects:  https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/e3c9aafa26d0441e9ada9f8032d3ce80

Watch the Q1 and Q2 AEC Community webinars on demand

Being a one-person GIS department can evoke a special kind of loneliness that feels like being on a deserted island.

As a fellow one-person GIS department, here are strategies and resources to help one-person GIS departments to navigate finding community and sense of belonging.