ArcGIS Survey123 resources from the Esri UC 2021
The Esri UC is a great event to learn about the latest trends in technology, connect with peers and share your work. While there is nothing like attending it live, several recordings are still available from this year’s virtual user conference.
Plenary
Through two days of plenary presentations Jack Dangermond, Esri staff and special guests shared their powerful stories of how GIS is helping shape our science, policies, and actions. The plenary sessions also present the latest technology and capabilities in ArcGIS that will empower you to take your work to the next level. The plenary sessions are publicly available.
Watch the Plenary Sessions here.
Survey123 Technical Sessions
The Survey123 team delivered five technical sessions highlighting essential, new and upcoming features in the product. Click on the links below to access a summary of the content delivered as well as some relevant resources:
- Survey123: Introduction and what's new:
- Survey123: An introduction to reports
- Survey123: Field data collection with smart forms
- Survey123: Working with online surveys
- Survey123: Advanced smart form design
User presentations
It is always inspiring, humbling, and encouraging, to see your work with Survey123. There was no shortage of presentations, highlighting how you use it: for community engagement, asset inspections, emergency response, land delineation, and much more.
If you presented a project using Survey123 and you are not the list below, add a comment to this post so we can give you the recognition you deserve. Here is a list of some of the Survey123 user sessions. They are all available until July 31 for all of you who registered for the event.
- Utilizing Survey123 and Dashboards for Environmental and HAZMAT investigations by Jon Durland and Mike Stepowjy (Somerset County, NJ)
- Deploying Survey123 and Ops Dashboards for COVID-19 and Hurricane Laura Response by Elina Breton and Justin Koppa (US Department of Health and Human Services)
- Death to PowerPoint, In with Esri! By Jennifer Holland, Julie Vicars, Michelle Schultz (US Army Corps of Engineers)
- Equitable Distribution of Humanitarian Resources in a Refugee Camp Using ArcGIS by Christa Cook (Global Response Management)
- Equity-Driven Community Health Improvement: Engagement and New Approaches by Megan McAninch-Jones (Providence St. Joseph Health)
- Utilizing Esri Field Applications for Salmon and Steelhead Monitoring by Andrew Bartshire (California Sea Grant Extension)
- Pipe logging made easy. T.D. Baskin and Steven Brown (Iron Horse Midstream)
- Remote Digital Ethnography using GIS – Mapping Languages - Jamaican Patois by Dr. Derrick Scott and Sean Tucker (Florida International University)
- Supporting Stormwater with Apps, Maps, and More by Corryn Smith and Edward Schenk (City of Flagstaff)
- Using ArcGIS to Understand How a Global Pandemic has Impacted Local Real Estate Values by Aaesha Shehhi (Ras Al Khaimah Municipality)
- Enhancing Mobile Field Collection at Metro St. Louis by Walter Jenkins and Daniel Arias (St Louis Metro Transit)
- Using Suitability Modeling to Save Access to Rock Climbing Areas by Shannon Tattitch (Interdisciplinary Geospatial Technology Lab)
- ArcGIS Experience Builder Supports Critical USACE Decisions Through Innovative Solution by Tim Cushman (Ramboll)