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What's New in ArcGIS GeoBIM - December 2022 Release

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12-16-2022 01:57 PM
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‎12-16-2022 01:57 PM

I'm excited to announce a new ArcGIS GeoBIM release went live this week!

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This year, we heard great feedback from teams, including many of you here on our Esri Community, and we wanted to make sure this release focused on key areas you mentioned:
- New tools for analysis & coordinating feedback
- Improvements on georeferencing performance
- Enhanced link searches across system

For more information on what's included in this release, head to our ArcGIS blog post with detailed information and examples:  What's New in the December 2022 Release of ArcGIS GeoBIM 

Also, if you are new to creating robust web scenes shown, there is a new ArcGIS learn path that provides example data and step-by-step instructions to get started: BIM and GIS Learn Path

We're really excited to see the new GeoBIM apps you create in 2023!

A special thank you to Esri Netherlands for their help with the data shown in the videos and content provided to all users in the Learn Path!

(view in My Videos)

About the Author
Anthony Renteria is Product Manager for ArcGIS GeoBIM and AEC workflows focused in design and construction project delivery leading into operations. He is currently working with customers interested in BIM & GIS integrations that enhance their processes, provide better engagement opportunities, and transform how their projects are delivered into clients. Anthony has worked in industry for over (15) years where he was responsible for assisting AEC teams with project technology planning while integrating innovative solutions to complete tasks faster and with the utmost quality. While Anthony began working in general contracting, he has worked extensively with designers and owners to improve standards and develop BIM implementations that encompass the full project life cycle. Anthony is CM-BIM certified (AGC of America) and holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Southern California.