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  Kindly refer to the latest blog regarding this subject: Understanding ArcGIS Reality Suite Products and Licenses for Education As technology continues to advance, new tools and products are being developed to help us better understand and interact with the world around us. Esri released a new product called ArcGIS Reality, a platform that combines reality mapping and geographic information system (GIS) technology to give us a whole new perspective on reality. Reality Mapping So, what is Reality Mapping? In simple terms, it is the process of integrating real-world data into a digital map or virtual reality environment. This can include anything from satellite imagery and aerial photographs, lidar to 3D models, and sensor data. The goal is to create a more comprehensive view of our surroundings and enable us to make better-informed decisions. It is about bringing reality capture and GIS together, with an emphasis on geospatial accuracy. A couple of common uses of reality mapping is to create a digital twin of a city, visualize proposed developments and infrastructure projects, or emergency responder to quickly assess the situation on the ground.   ArcGIS Reality ArcGIS Reality is a product suite that provides a comprehensive set of tools and workflows for creating reality mapping products from drone and aerial imagery. With ArcGIS Reality, users can generate Digital surface Model (DSM), Digital Terrain Model (DTM), true Orthomosacis, 3D meshes, and point clouds. This allows users to produce high‑fidelity 3D basemaps, elevation surfaces, and digital twins—even from medium and large-format cameras, and across large areas like cities or countries.   ArcGIS Reality Product Family The ArcGIS Reality is a suite of products, which consists of: ArcGIS Reality Studio, a new standalone desktop application ArcGIS Reality for ArcGIS Pro, a new ArcGIS Pro extension Site Scan for ArcGIS ArcGIS Drone2Map​​​​​​​ All the products offered in ArcGIS Reality are powered by the same engine, known as the ArcGIS Reality Engine.  You can choose which ArcGIS Reality products best suit your needs and the extent of your project. When it comes to reality mapping by using drone imagery, there are two options available. ArcGIS Drone2Map is a desktop reality mapping product specifically designed for drone imagery. Alternatively, Site Scan for ArcGIS is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product that utilizes the cloud to optimize reality mapping with drone imagery. For reality mapping on a larger scale, such as at a city or country-wide level, there are two options to consider. ArcGIS Reality for ArcGIS Pro, an extension to ArcGIS Pro, can fulfill this need. Additionally, ArcGIS Reality Studio, a standalone desktop application, is also available.   How do you know which experience is best for you?  It all depends on the platform you are using to collect data and size of your project area.    ArcGIS Drone2Map and Site Scan for ArcGIS are solutions focused on drone mapping for sites with a relatively small extent. You can use Drone2Map when you have a small drone team, and Site Scan is a SaaS product designed to support larger drone programs conducting lots of flights and managed in the cloud. On the opposite end of the spectrum, ArcGIS Reality Studio, is a hyper-focused application designed for imagery collected by crewed aircraft over a large area using metric frame cameras. It’s great for citywide and countrywide mapping. ArcGIS Reality for ArcGIS Pro provides 3D reality mapping directly within ArcGIS Pro. It’s designed for users that are working at a large scale using a variety of sensors.   ArcGIS Reality for Education ArcGIS Reality is a great tool to be used for teaching, research, and campus operation.  The easiest to start is with ArcGIS Drone2Map, which is the reality mapping product for drone imagery.  ArcGIS Drone2Map ArcGIS Drone2Map Standard license is included in Esri Education Institutional agreement and ArcGIS for Schools.  With the ArcGIS Drone2Map Standard, you can create 2D product outputs such as true Orthomosaics, DEM, DSM, and DTM.  If you need to create 3D reality mapping outputs such as point clouds or textured meshes, you can use ArcGIS Drone2Map Advanced license, which is available with added cost (education pricing).  Site Scan for ArcGIS Another option is to leverage cloud and optimize your drone reality mapping by using Site Scan for ArcGIS, which is SaaS solution that host and process all your drone mapping in the cloud.  Site Scan for ArcGIS is available with added cost (education pricing). ArcGIS Reality Studio and ArcGIS Reality for ArcGIS Pro These products are designed for large-area scale reality mapping production involving variety of sensors and aerial imagery captured with metric cameras.  At the time this blog is posted, ArcGIS Reality studio and ArcGIS Reality for ArcGIS Pro are available only with commercial pricing. We are currently evaluating the possibility of offering reduced pricing for Education.   Need more info? Please contact your respective Esri Account Manager to get more information about ArcGIS Reality’s options, licenses and to get quotes.  Feel free to contact me to discuss more on technology aspects of ArcGIS Reality.  Learn more about ArcGIS Reality here.   ... View more

Esri consistently releases new contents, updates, and resources related to their products, solutions, apps, and applications, as well as best practices, success stories, recorded webinars, and more. Although these resources are posted in various locations, they can be difficult to find. This blog provides a comprehensive list of all the June 2023 technical highlights and resources from Esri. It is a buffet-style list, so feel free to pick and choose the topics that interest you. Products, Solutions & Apps What’s new in ArcGIS Business Analyst Web App | June 2023 here What’s new with business data in ArcGIS Business Analyst here Discover What’s New in ArcGIS Dashboards (June 2023) here What’s New in ArcGIS Experience Builder (June 2023) here What’s New in ArcGIS Field Maps (June 2023) here What’s new in ArcGIS for Microsoft 365 (June 2023) here What’s New in ArcGIS GeoBIM (June 2023 Release) here What’s New in ArcGIS Image for ArcGIS Online (June 2023) here What’s New in Esri Demographics and Living Atlas - June 2023 here What’s New in ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript (4.27) here Refresh-a-Sketch: Catch up on what’s new and what you might have missed here What’s New in Scene Viewer (June 2023) here What’s New in Instant Apps (June 2023) here What’s new in ArcGIS Online (June 2023) here What’s New in Map Viewer Analysis (June 2023) here What’s New in ArcGIS Roads and Highways Q2 2023 here ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing: What’s New in Q2 2023 Release here What’s new in the ArcGIS Solutions June 2023 Release here What’s new in ArcGIS StoryMaps (June 2023) here What’s New in ArcGIS Survey123 (June 2023) here What’s new in ArcGIS Velocity (June 2023) here What’s New in Esri U.S. Demographics (June 2023) here Patches & Environment ArcGIS Server 11.1 Map Service and Custom Data Feeds Patch here ArcGIS Insights Security Patch for ArcGIS Insights 2022.1 here Other Topics High Level Companies Eye Expansion Opportunities in Africa here Fast Four—Moving Logistics Beyond Route Optimization here Think Tank: Why Are Business Execs Talking about Biodiversity? here The New Blue Economy: How Technology Helps Us Understand and Heal the Ocean here Saving Marine Life: Mapping and Tackling the World’s Ghost Gear Crisis here In Florida, Interactive Maps Tell the Story of Modern Risk Mitigationhttps://www.esri.com/about/newsroom/blog/florida-state-hazard-mitigation-plan/ New York City Maps Saturday Night Lights Program—Safe, Fun Havens for Teens here ArcGIS Sign up now for ASPRS workshops at the 2023 Esri User Conference here GIS and BIM/CAD at the Esri User Conference 2023 here UC 2023: Focused Agenda for Real-Time Visualization and Analytics Activities here Coordinate Drone Operations with ArcGIS Field Apps here Imagery is Everywhere at Esri UC 2023 here Mapping the Esri UC here ArcGIS AllSource Link charts in ArcGIS AllSource, Part 1: Create your first link chart here ArcGIS AllSource at the 2023 Esri User Conference here ArcGIS Business Analyst Best practices for using frequently changing geographies in Business Analyst custom data here Migrate U.S. standard geography sites to the Esri 2023 data source in Business Analyst here Understanding level of detail in Business Analyst’s color-coded maps here ArcGIS CityEngine ArcGIS CityEngine at the 2023 Esri User Conference here ArcGIS Configurable Apps Announcement: Deprecation Notice for ArcGIS Configurable Apps here ArcGIS Dashboards Create your first dashboard using ArcGIS Dashboards here Getting started with dashboard mobile views here ArcGIS Data Reviewer ArcGIS Data Reviewer at the 2023 Esri User Conference here ArcGIS Enterprise Esri User Conference 2023: ArcGIS Roads and Highways Activities here Dr. Strangelog: or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love our Logs here Cruise through the 2023 UC with ArcGIS Enterprise here ArcGIS Experience Builder Recreating Near Me workflows in Experience Builder here Recreating Web Appbuilder Info Summary widget workflows in Experience Builder here Recreating Web Appbuilder Situation Awareness widget workflows in Experience Builder here ArcGIS Experience Builder at the 2023 Esri User Conference here ArcGIS for Microsoft 365 Get started with ArcGIS for Microsoft 365 here ArcGIS for PowerBI Sharing reports in Power BI using ArcGIS for Power BI here ArcGIS GeoPlanner ArcGIS GeoPlanner at the 2023 User Conference here ArcGIS Indoors Indoor GIS at the 2023 Esri User Conference here ArcGIS Indoors for Microsoft Intune here ArcGIS Insights Use the Insights scripting environment to access API data and visualize results here ArcGIS Instant Apps Introducing Atlas (Beta) here ArcGIS Instant Apps: Introducing Public Notification here ArcGIS Instant Apps at the 2023 Esri User Conference here ArcGIS Living Atlas 2020 Census Demographic and Housing Characteristics in ArcGIS Living Atlas here Blend mode helper here Citizen Voting Age Population By Race Available in Living Atlas here ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Adobe Creative Cloud Esri UC 23 Agenda: ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud here ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript Join us for the JavaScript Maps SDK v4.27 Livestream! here ArcGIS Monitor Admin Utility for ArcGIS Monitor here ArcSOC Optimizer for ArcGIS Monitor here ArcGIS Online Unpacking the New Update Data Experience here Updating data in ArcGIS Online just got a whole lot easier here Supercharge your ArcGIS Online Organization Management with Reports here A fresh new look for pop-ups here Time-saving tips for managing members in ArcGIS Online here Introducing new Arcade functions and an enhanced playground here Bringing Order to Complexity: Value Grouping Part 2 here Join us in welcoming joined views to the item details page here Accessibility and Arcade: Working in Color here Introducing Data Pipelines in ArcGIS Online (beta release) here Introducing Related Record Editing in Map Viewer here Use member categories to manage group membership here Use H3 Hexagons for spatial analysis in ArcGIS Online here Map in a minute: Map smoke from Canadian wildfires using ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Living Atlas here Five under-appreciated Arcade functions here Essential Configurations for Highly Scalable ArcGIS Online Web Applications (Viral Applications) here Understanding global water quality trends here ArcGIS Pro Topographic Mapping Agenda for the 2023 Esri User Conference here Esri User Conference 2023: ArcGIS Pipeline Referencing Activities here Trimming Roses and Editing in ArcGIS Pro here ArcGIS Maritime and ArcGIS Bathymetry at Esri User Conference 2023 here Repurposing Deep Learning Models using Transfer Learning in ArcGIS here ArcGIS Aviation at the 2023 Esri User Conference here Five tips to create a better index here Spatial Statistics at the 2023 Esri User Conference here Gymnastics and Layouts in ArcGIS Pro here Graphical cartograms in ArcGIS Pro here Spatial Data Management at the 2023 Esri User Conference here Einstein tiles: relatively speaking here ArcGIS Solutions Utility Data Management Support tools - 2.9.3/3.1.1 Release here ArcGIS StoryMaps ArcGIS StoryMaps at the 2023 Esri User Conference here How Collections and Themes Will Help Your Story Stand Out here ArcGIS Survey123 ArcGIS Survey123 at the 2023 Esri User Conference here Survey123 Tricks of the Trade: Dynamic lists (Web Designer) here Survey123 Tricks of the Trade: Face redaction with smart assistants here ArcGIS Trust Center Mid-2023 FedRAMP, CSA and ISO Update here ArcGIS Urban ArcGIS Urban & Related Topics at the 2023 Esri User Conference here ArcGIS Utility Network Learning about the ArcGIS Utility Network here ArcGIS Utility Network at the 2023 User Conference here ArcGIS Workflow Manager UC 2023 Activities for Esri’s workflow orchestration and management system here Developers Esri at State of the Map US 2023 here Mapping complex data with multipart geometries using the ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps here Esri Demographics Measuring Relative Social Position with Esri’s Socioeconomic Status Index here Gas & Pipeline Taking Your Maps Offline: Data Preparation here Training & Webcasts New training courses here Introduction to My Esri Administration Web Course here Getting Started with ArcGIS Knowledge Training Seminar here Get Started with Field Maps Designer Training Seminar here 30 web courses updated for ArcGIS Pro, 2 videos Webinars Upcoming Webinars here Navigating ArcGIS Applications for Ports 6/27/23 10-11 AM PT here What’s New in ArcGIS Hub June 2023 and Road Ahead 6/28 9-10 AM PT here Mapping the Energy Movement Webinar Series II 6/28 9-10 AM PT here Esri Mid-Atlantic Region Lunch & Learn: Real-Time GIS 6/29 12-1 AM ET here Configuring Esri’s Crime Reduction Statistics Solution 7/18-7/19 various here Recorded Webinars Force Protection with ArcGIS Mission here Esri AEC Community - Environmental Management here Monitor with Ease by Leveraging GIS Technology here Unlocking the Power of Deep Learning Applications Using ArcGIS: Inspiring Examples for Education Webinar here ArcGIS Enterprise: An Introduction to Sites here Street Map Premium and ArcGIS Business Analyst – Side by Side comparison here Analysis with Map Viewer here ArcGIS Online Org Health here Public Safety Agencies Harnessing the Power of Cloud-Hosted GIS here Decoding Digital Twins for Airports here WhereNext Webcast 9—The Rise of Sustainable Sourcing here Supporting Safe Streets for All here 2023 Esri Public Sector CIO Summit here What’s New in ArcGIS Drone2Map (June 2023) here 2023 Esri Geodesign Summit here Combining and Integrating Ecological Data Webinar here Empowering Public Safety with Cloud Solutions here Protecting People, Places, and Assets in Modern Mining Operations here 3 Strategies For Practical Digital Engagement in Urban Planning here How well do you really know the communities you serve? here Events & Community – also see here 2023 Senior Executive Summit at UC San Diego, CA 7/9 here 2023 Esri User Conference San Diego 7/10 here 2023 Infrastructure Management GIS Conference Palm Springs, CA 10/10 here ... 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Esri consistently releases new contents, updates, and resources related to their products, solutions, apps, and applications, as well as best practices, success stories, recorded webinars, and more. Although these resources are posted in various locations, they can be difficult to find. This blog provides a comprehensive list of all the May 2023 technical highlights and resources from Esri. It is a buffet-style list, so feel free to pick and choose the topics that interest you. Products, Solutions & Apps What’s New in ArcGIS Image Dedicated (May 2023) here What’s new in ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 on Kubernetes here See What’s New in the ArcGIS 2023 Q2 Release here What’s new in ArcGIS Maritime for Enterprise 11.1 here What’s new in ArcGIS Production Mapping and ArcGIS Defense Mapping for Enterprise 11.1 here What’s new in Hub discussions ? here What’s new in ArcGIS Indoors (April 2023) here What’s New in ArcGIS Knowledge (2023 Q2) here What’s New in ArcGIS QuickCapture (May 2023) here What’s new in ArcGIS StoryMaps (May 2023) here What’s New in ArcGIS StoryMaps on ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 here What’s new in ArcGIS StoryMaps (April 2023) here Patches & Environment ArcGIS Survey123 Website Installer v 3.17 (ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1, 11.0, 11.1) from My Esri here ArcGIS Pro 3.0.3 patch 2 (3.0.5) from My Esri here ArcGIS Enterprise Cloud Builder for Amazon Web Services (Windows) from My Esri here ArcGIS Enterprise Cloud Builder for Microsoft Azure from My Esri here The ArcGIS Server 11.1 WMS Services Display Patch here ArcGIS Server 11.1 Offline Software Authorization Patch here ArcGIS Data Store 11.1 Knowledge Graph Patch here Portal for ArcGIS 10.9.1 Security 2023 Update 1 Patch here ArcGIS Pro 2.9 Patch 9 (2.9.9) from My Esri here 10.7.1 and 10.8.1 versions of the Portal for ArcGIS Security 2023 Update 1 Patch here ArcGIS Pro 3.1 Patch 2 (3.1.2) from My Esri here My Esri Request Permission Form will be deprecated May 11, 2023 here Other Topics High Level With Carbon Offsets under Scrutiny, Some Tap Tech for Verification here WhereNext Confidential: Women in GIS–One Leader’s Journey here Fast Four—Manufacturing an Advantage here The Rise of Sustainable Sourcing here Sustainable Sourcing: A Data-Driven Approach to Supplier Selection here US Manufacturing Growth Demands More Than Funding Alone here How the NAACP Uses Maps and Data Science to Further Racial Equity here California’s Bold Environmental Initiative: 30x30 here Towards a Sustainable and Profitable Supply Chain: Real-Time Visibility here Maps Help Communities Isolated by Highways Chart a New Future here Portugal Revamps Wildfire Resilience after Devastating Fires here How Do You Help Rhinos Thrive in the Wild? Give Rangers a Data Collection App here Frisco, Texas Finds Success with a Public Safety Digital Twin here EPA Inspires Community Revitalization with Maps of Superfund Opportunities here Geospatial Digital Twins Offer Unmatched Clarity for Complex Systems here ArcGIS AllSource Spatiotemporal methods with ArcGIS AllSource, Part 2: Movement data and analysis here Spatiotemporal methods with ArcGIS AllSource - Part 1: Time-enabling layers here ArcGIS API for Python Creating an economic distress index layer using Census data with Python here ArcGIS Business Analyst Got five minutes? Get to know hexagons here ArcGIS Community Analyst Map service areas with thresholds using ArcGIS Community Analyst here ArcGIS Enterprise ArcGIS and Apache Log4j Vulnerabilities here Increase Paper Chart Production Efficiency through Automation Webinar here Optimizing ArcSOC Availability and Utilization here ArcGIS Experience Builder Try the Filter widget in ArcGIS Experience Builder here ‘Public land for public good’: Boston’s map of City-owned property here ArcGIS Field Maps From desk to field in 5 easy steps with Field Maps Designer here Build forms with ArcGIS Field Maps here Create a map with ArcGIS Field Maps here ArcGIS for Excel Map and assess accessible crosswalks using ArcGIS for Excel here ArcGIS for Hub Coming soon - new ways to collaborate and engage your community with ArcGIS Hub here ArcGIS Insights How to get the most out of device layouts in the ArcGIS Insights report designer here ArcGIS Living Atlas How to make this map of a melting glacier here New American Community Survey layers added to ArcGIS Living Atlas here Alternative Fuel Stations Live Feeds now available in ArcGIS Living Atlas here New County Health Rankings data in ArcGIS Living Atlas here The Most Detailed Map of US Waters That You’ve Ever Seen here ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps Let’s Build with Swift - 1: Maps and App Structure here Let’s Build with Swift - 2: State And Data Flow here ArcGIS Monitor ArcGIS Monitor 2023.1 Now Available!! here ArcGIS Monitor Excel Report here ArcGIS Online Use URL parameters in Scene Viewer here Use URL parameters in Map Viewer here Be Wildfire Aware within your own maps here Use URL parameters in ArcGIS Instant Apps here Use attributes as URL parameters in pop-up links here Use Map Viewer media layers and feature or sketch layers to create image hotspots here Go Beyond the Smart Editor using Smart Forms here Visualize data from related records using Arcade here How to emboss an imagery basemap here ArcGIS Platform Announcing the new places service for developers (beta release) here The basemap styles service v2 is now in beta here Announcing support for CesiumJS and ArcGIS location services here ArcGIS Pro Share Pop-up Charts from the Spatial Statistics and Space Time Pattern Mining Toolboxes to ArcGIS Online here Simple steps to add SAR satellite data to your ArcGIS Pro map here Leverage Tasks in ArcGIS Pro to Standardize Workflows here Porting ArcGIS Desktop Schematic Diagrams to ArcGIS Pro Network Diagrams here A suite of sample geoprocessing tools for managing hyperlinks here Discover Your Data’s Depth: Applications of ArcGIS Bathymetry Webinar here Bridging Data: Create and use OLE DB connections in ArcGIS Pro here It’s Not Personal, It’s Mobile: A brief history of the geodatabase and why personal geodatabases are not in ArcGIS Pro here Mapping Greenland Ice Sheet changes using CryoSat-2 altimetry data here QA/QC workflow with branch versioned data here How to make a coastal halo in ArcGIS Pro...and what color? here ArcGIS Solutions Streamline inspections with the new Stormwater Construction Activity Management solution here ArcGIS StoryMaps Enhance your collections with design options and more here Use web analytics to measure your traffic in ArcGIS StoryMaps here ArcGIS Utility Network Operationalize Your Equity Index Layer: Next Steps for Utilities here Social Equity Analysis for Utilities: A Step-by-Step Guide here How To Create a Trace Network in ArcGIS Pro here Developers Why Attend Developer Conferences here Gas and Pipeline Mobile Map Viewing has Evolved here   Training & Webcasts New training courses here Performing Sales Data Analysis with ArcGIS Insights Online ArcGIS Lab here Visualizing and Analyzing Crime Incidents Using ArcGIS Insights Online ArcGIS Lab here GIS for Climate Action MOOC here Working with ArcGIS Dashboards Instructor-Led here Introduction to Data Engineering Web Course here 41 web courses updated for ArcGIS Pro, 2 videos Webinars Upcoming Webinars here Esri AEC Community Webinar - Topic: Environmental Management 5/31 10-11 AM PT here What’s New and What’s Coming for ArcGIS Drone2Map in 2023 6/6 10-11 AM PT here Monitor with Ease by Leveraging GIS technology 6/6 11-12 PM PT here The Rise of Sustainable Sourcing 6/7 11-12 PM ET here Protecting People, Places, and Assets in Modern Mining Operations 6/7 9-10 AM PT here Combining and Integrating Ecological Data 6/7 7-8 M PT here ArcGIS Solutions for Implementing Evidence-based Responses to Crime Problems 6/13-14 here Digital Twins for Airports 6/13 10-11 AM PT here How Well Do You Really Know the Communities You Serve? 6/13 10-11 AM PT here Supporting Safe Streets for All with GIS 6/14 9:30-10:30 AM PT here 3 Practical Digital Engagement Strategies for Urban Planning 6/15 9-10 AM PT here Discover Your Data’s Depth: Applications of ArcGIS Bathymetry 6/20 7:30-8:30 AM PT here Navigating ArcGIS Applications for Ports 6/20 10-11 AM PT here Mapping the Energy Movement Webinar Series II 6/28 9-10 AM PT here Recorded Webinars Automating Paper Chart Production Webinar here Esri Developer Summit Act 1 here 2023 Esri Public Sector CIO Summit here Spatial Business Academic Forum here Leveraging Indoor GIS on Campus Webinar here Defining Nice Layers for Better Network Diagrams here Spatial Analysis in ArcGIS Online Map Viewer here TGI60 - Spatial Analysis here ArcGIS for Microsoft 365 Webinar here Digital Twin Approaches and Strategies for Urban Planning here Right in Your Own Backyard: Celebrating Two Canyons | Redlands Conservancy here Teaching Spatial Data Science with ArcGIS Notebooks: May 2023 Webinar here Modernizing CompStat with Esri’s Crime Reduction Statistics Solution here Choosing Which App to Use to Present ArcGIS Items: May 2023 here 2023 Esri Energy Resources GIS Conference here Automating Topographic Map Production Part 2 here Drones in Public Works here Inventorying and Mapping Right-of-Way with GIS | ROW Webinar Series here Events & Community – also see here 2023 Esri education Summit @Esri UC San Diego, CA 7/8 here 2023 Senior Executive Summit at UC San Diego, CA 7/9 here 2023 Esri User Conference San Diego 7/10 here 2023 Infrastructure Management GIS Conference Palm Springs, CA 10/10 here       ... 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Imagery and Remote Sensing Sessions and Activities at 2023 Esri Education Summit and Esri UC Esri Education Summit, is scheduled for July 8-11, 2023, the weekend before the Esri User Conference on July 10-14, 2023..   Both events offer a wealth of sessions and activities centered on Imagery and Remote Sensing While the Education Summit is designed specifically for the education community and geared towards instructional and research,  the UC sessions will have broader topics and audience.   Check out the attached flyer for more information on the Esri Imagery and Remote Sensing sessions and activities at both events. ... View more

(Updated 7/10/2024) Geospatial AI is advancing the Science of GIS through AI-driven innovation, to automate data extraction, and uncover valuable insights faster than ever.   This blog provides links to the resources. 2024 Webinar recording on Leveraging AI in ArcGIS  2023 Webinar recording on "Unlocking the Power of Deep Learning Applications using ArcGIS.   Multi levels approach to Geospatial Deep Learning in ArcGIS  ArcGIS has tools to help with every step of the deep learning workflow including data preparation and exploratory data analysis, training deep learning models, deploying them for inferencing, and disseminating results using web layers and maps.   Geospatial deep learning capabilities are available at multiple levels to accommodate a wide range of audiences.     The core of all geospatial deep learning in ArcGIS lies within the arcgis.learn module of Python API, at the very centermost circle. This module serves as a foundation for geospatial AI across imagery, 3D, tabular, text, and timeseries data. While the Python API is designed for data scientists, scripters, and advanced users, the intermediate circle features GeoAI tools and apps that are primarily designed for geospatial analysts, or image analysts, which are user centered experiences.  Finally, the outermost circle is built around ready-to-use pretrained models, aimed at making  geospatial deep learning more accessible to general users. For the deployment, deep learning in ArcGIS can be performed in ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Enterprise, and ArcGIS Notebooks, providing options for users with different proficiency levels.   Performing GeoAI using Ready-to-use pretrained models We understand that the most time-consuming part of deep learning is collecting samples, labeling, and training the model. To make the application of deep learning more accessible, particularly for new users or those seeking expedited outcomes, Esri has made available a vast collection of geospatial deep learning models on the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World. As of the date of this blog, there are currently 61 pretrained deep learning models available, with more expected in the future. Through this storymap, you can explore a range of examples displaying how pretrained models have been implemented to extract features of interest including building footprints, parking lots, land cover classification, waterbody extraction, and more.     The list of  pretrained models are available to explore and download from with the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World.    Every pretrained model includes metadata and guide instructions. They can be utilized in ArcGIS Online Image Analysis tools, as well as in ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Enterprise. For more information on these pre-built geospatial deep learning models, please refer to the following resources: Ready-to-Use Geospatial Deep Learning Models (blog) Introducing pre-trained geospatial deep learning models (blog) It is also worth mentioning that the list includes the latest Segment Anything Model (SAM) from Meta: Segment Anything Model (SAM) - pretrained model Segment Anything Model (SAM) - samples   Tutorials Detect objects with a deep learning pretrained model (ArcGIS Pro) Identify infrastructure at risk of landslides  (ArcGIS Online | ArcGIS Pro) Detect objects with Text SAM (ArcGIS Pro) Improve a deep learning model with transfer learning (ArcGIS Pro)   Performing End-to-End Deep Learning and GeoAI in ArcGIS Pro ArcGIS Pro is a powerful desktop application with the capability to perform GeoAI and deep learning analysis. ArcGIS Pro Image Analyst extension comes with a series of geoprocessing tools to perform end-to-end deep learning analysis from sample collection, export training data, to model training and inference.   Once a model has been successfully trained and evaluated, it can be applied for various applications such as object detection, terrain analysis, and image classification. The results can be published to ArcGIS Online for sharing.    One important note is that deep learning capability is not inherently included in ArcGIS Pro. To gain access to this capability, it is necessary to first download the deep learning libraries installers for ArcGIS and install it into ArcGIS Pro. The installer includes a broad collection of deep learning components such as PyTorch, TensorFlow, Fast.ai and scikit-learn. Check out the following resources to learn more about performing deep learning analysis using tools in ArcGIS Pro: Deep Learning Libraries Installers for ArcGIS Introduction to deep learning (doc) Try Deep Learning in ArcGIS (tutorial series) Deep Learning using ArcGIS Pro (web course) Deep learning frequently asked questions (doc)   Tutorials Classifying objects using deep learning in ArcGIS Pro Classify mangroves using deep learning Classify power lines using deep learning Use deep learning to assess palm tree health   Performing GeoAI analysis using Python in ArcGIS The arcgis.learn is the core Python library of all geospatial deep learning within ArcGIS that provides deep learning capabilities within the ArcGIS desktop and web environments. This library simplifies the process of training diverse deep learning models, enabling users to not only train these models but also prepare data, manage that data, and infer at scale. The library is seamlessly integrated with ArcGIS and open science Python libraries. Check out the following resources to learn more about performing deep learning analysis utilizing arcgis.learn python library: Deep learning models in arcgis.learn (blog) arcgis.learn module API Reference ArcGIS API for Python – Deep Learning Samples     Best Practices There are several best practices to follow when performing geospatial deep learning which include deciding the ideal training dataset and size, knowing if the model is good, imagery and hardware considerations, etc. The following blogs and documentation provide some resources on this topic: Deep Learning with ArcGIS Pro Tips & Tricks: Part 1 (blog) Deep Learning with ArcGIS Pro Tips & Tricks: Part 2 (blog) Using deep learning for feature extraction (workflow)   Additional resources Imagery and Remote Sensing in Higher Education - Resources by topic: Deep Learning Higher Ed Guide to Esri E-Learning for Imagery & RS Deep learning in ArcGIS blogs GeoAI examples Imagery Workflows (Analysis and AI) Image analysis and AI capability Esri Community: Imagery and Remote Sensing   Overall, ArcGIS has powerful deep learning capabilities that are available at multiple levels to accommodate a wide range of users. 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Scripting and modelling play a crucial role in the spatial data science framework and are essential skills in any data science-related courses. ArcGIS Notebooks provide a seamless way to work with Python code and spatial data from within ArcGIS platform.  It is a tool for GIS professionals, data scientists, and developers who want to work with geospatial data in a collaborative and interactive environment. ArcGIS Notebooks offers a similar user-friendly Jupyter Notebook coding environment and more: Integration of live code with media content like visualizations, equations, and text. The markdown feature that helps users describe their work with explanatory text, graphics, and more. Creation and insertion of code snippets Automation scheduling tasks to run your notebook non-interactively at a recurrent interval Integrated user interface to easily search for and add spatial data, services, analysis tools, Access to GIS analysis tools in ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise to run them within the codes   Where to find ArcGIS Notebooks? ArcGIS Notebooks can be found in ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Pro.   All the three includes pre-defined notebook environments (“runtimes”) that contain over 400 open-source Python libraries, plus the ArcGIS API for Python and ArcPy.  This means that you can run ArcPy tools in ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise, in addition to ArcGIS Pro.      ArcGIS Notebooks in ArcGIS Online   ArcGIS Notebooks in ArcGIS Online is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) offering. Run in the browser, no installation needed It automatically recognizes the user identity authenticated by ArcGIS Online It comes with three runtimes with different resources: Standard, Advanced and Advanced with GPU. Stored as items in ArcGIS Online, which makes it easy to share code and collaborate with other users in the organization.  An existing, standalone IPYNB files can be uploaded into ArcGIS Online as Notebook items. Easily create and store multiple snapshots of notebooks to backup your work, and restore your notebook to a previous state if needed Includes Esri Sample Notebooks, which have examples to demonstrate many different spatial data science workflows.  They are a useful resource for teaching/learning Python and can be easily adapted to your specific workflows. Note:  You will need your ArcGIS Online administrator to enable a few user privileges in the setting to use ArcGIS Notebooks in ArcGIS Online.  Refer to this PDF lesson on how to enable ArcGIS Notebooks for your organization.    More info about ArcGIS Notebooks in the cloud with ArcGIS Online.   ArcGIS Notebooks for Enterprise     Deploy ArcGIS Notebook Server within ArcGIS Enterprise that runs in your own infrastructure and behind firewall Supports all notebook capabilities and sample notebooks as listed for ArcGIS Notebooks in ArcGIS Online. Supported on Microsoft Windows, various Linux OS, and on AWS or Azure Cloud platforms Serve the users across the network Scalable for larger projects, with multi-machine and multi-licensed sites Support automation of Notebook workflows, via portal web hooks, and publishing of notebooks as a web tool The notebook runtimes are updated with each release with new packages and /or updated version of existing packages Can extend to include additional Python libraries in a custom runtime. Has access to all ArcGIS Enterprise analysis capabilities, including Standard Analysis, Raster Analytics and ArcGIS GeoAnalytics Server tools Learn ArcGIS Notebook Server in ArcGIS Enterprise    ArcGIS Notebooks in ArcGIS Pro     ArcGIS Pro Notebooks is part of ArcGIS core functionality.  No additional installation or license needed. They are included within ArcGIS Pro as items within the project.  Users can easily import existing, standalone IPYNB files into ArcGIS Pro projects as Notebook items. They can be used side-by-side with ArcGIS Pro maps.  This means that analysis results from the Notebook can be immediately viewed in a geographic context and incorporated into other analysis, mapping, and visualization workflows.  Includes the capabilities for users to drag and drop layers, datasets, folder connections, etc. from the Catalog, Contents, and Geoprocessing history directly into notebook cells. Learn How to create and add Python notebooks in ArcGIS Pro   ArcGIS Notebooks for Teaching ArcGIS Notebooks is an ideal tool for teaching data science courses. It enables students to learn Python in a practical and interactive way by providing a step-by-step interface for spatial data analysis tasks. With the web-based version, students can access it from anywhere, making it easy for them to collaborate on projects and assignments. Using ArcGIS Notebooks, instructors can create interactive notebooks as teaching materials, and assignments.  Because it is part of ArcGIS, it is a lot easier for the students to access the data or layer hosted in ArcGIS from within ArcGIS Notebooks.  In addition, with ArcGIS Notebooks, it is not necessary to manage multiple Python environments or keep libraries consistent and up to date between them. ArcGIS Notebooks includes hundreds of data science libraries and can add more libraries. The three deployments are included with Esri Education Program licenses.  Contact your Esri license administrator for access to ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Notebooks in ArcGIS Online, or ArcGIS Notebooks in ArcGIS Enterprise.   Following tutorial series can be adopted for the classroom Teach with ArcGIS Notebooks  Learn Python with ArcGIS Notebooks  ArcGIS Notebooks Fundamentals ArcGIS Notebooks Basics Data Science Workflows Using ArcGIS Notebooks Analyze imagery with ArcGIS Notebooks Additional Resources for ArcGIS Notebooks FAQ for ArcGIS Notebooks in the Cloud ArcGIS Notebooks product page Resources for spatial data science Spatial Data Science in Higher Education Spatial Analysis and Data Science Spatial Statistics Spatial Data Science MOOC A Guide to Spatial Data Science Courses in Esri Academy   For questions, or if you need assistance, or would like to connect, feel free to contact Canserina Kurnia at [email protected]. ... View more

Esri consistently releases new content, updates, and resources related to their products, solutions, apps, and applications, as well as best practices, success stories, recorded webinars, and more. Although these resources are posted in various locations, they can be difficult to find. This blog provides a comprehensive list of all the April’23 technical highlights and resources from Esri. It is a buffet-style list, so feel free to pick and choose the topics that interest you. I hope you find this information useful!. Products, Solutions & Apps What’s new in ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 here What’s New in ArcGIS Excalibur (April 2023) here What’s new in ArcGIS Insights 2023.1 here What’s new in the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript, v4.26 livestream - available now! here What’s New in ArcGIS Mission 11.1 here What’s new for Spatial Statistics in ArcGIS Pro 3.1 here What’s new in ArcGIS StoryMaps (March 2023) here What’s new in ArcGIS Workflow Manager 11.1 and ArcGIS Pro 3.1 here What’s new in ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps 200.1 here What’s new in the 420 release of ArcGIS for AutoCAD here What’s new in ArcGIS GeoEvent Server 11.1 here ArcGIS Solutions for ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 here Roadway Management Solution Released here Cemetery Management Solution Released here Immunization Outreach Solution Released here ROW and Easement Data Management Solution Released here Crime Problem Management Solution Released here What’s new in the ArcGIS Solutions March 2023 Release here What’s new with the ArcGIS Utility Network at ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 here Announcing ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Game Engines 1.2 here Introducing the ArcGIS Maps SDK for Swift Toolkit v200.1 here Announcing ArcGIS Maps SDK for Qt 200.1 here Patches & Environment ArcGIS Pro 3.1 Patch 1 (3.1.1) from app and My Esri here Portal for ArcGIS Security 2023 Update 1 Patch is now available here   Other Topics   High Level Digital Twins and the Store of the Future here NextTech: Seeing a Company’s Solar Potential here A Call for Collaboration Strengthens Corporate Security here WhereNext Confidential: What’s All This Talk about the Enterprise? here Fast Four: Toward a Nimble Supply Chain here How Geospatial Technology Can Revolutionize Construction here Sharks, Science, Story: How the Washington Post Approaches Climate Journalism here NYC: Few Cities Are Doing More to Map and Respond to Rising Waters here Digital Twin Boosts Growth, Sustainability Planning in Maryland County here Mapping LA’s Flood Risk at Unprecedented Detail Reveals Hidden Risks here Vision Zero: Maps Fuel Funding for Equitable Traffic Safety in Louisville here A Network Digital Twin Helps Brazil Utility Expand Renewable Energy here The Smithsonian Museum Uses Immersive Maps to Spark Wonder and Offer Hope here NASA Scientists Embark on a Historic Project to See All the World’s Water here Environmental Digital Twins and Earth Stewardship here A Digital Twin of Ports and Channels Helps Army Corps Maintain US Waterways here ArcGIS Using Imagery and Demographics to Address the Challenges of Rapid Urbanization here New Technical Support Experience Now Live here ArcGIS AllSource Create your first Timeline in ArcGIS AllSource here ArcGIS AllSource:  The New Arsenal Against Cyber Threats here ArcGIS Business Analyst Convert ArcMap BDS Files to Statistical Data Collections to Modernize Your Custom Data. here ArcGIS CityEngine 7th Annual ArcGIS CityEngine User Meeting: April 13 in Redlands, CA here ArcGIS Enterprise New in ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1: custom data feeds here ArcGIS Experience Builder Make an in-app tutorial in ArcGIS Experience Builder here Mars rovers and in-app tutorials in ArcGIS Experience Builder here ArcGIS Field Maps Field Maps: Q&A for Efficiency Webinar on March 15, 2023 here ArcGIS GeoEvent Server Working with Verizon Connect Reveal in ArcGIS GeoEvent Server here ArcGIS GeoPlanner Green infrastructure in ArcGIS GeoPlanner here ArcGIS Hub A quick start guide to ArcGIS Hub Basic here ArcGIS Image for ArcGIS Online Updating your hosted imagery layer with ArcGIS Image for ArcGIS Online here ArcGIS Indoors Loading IFC files into the ArcGIS Indoors Model here ArcGIS Insights Introducing the ArcGIS Insights Report Designer here ArcGIS Instant Apps Create simple filter apps with Interactive Legend here ArcGIS IPS Indoor Wayfinding at Frankfurt Main Station - International IMGIS Conference here ArcGIS Living Atlas How to find (and style!) detailed water polygons for your map here A Layered ‘Physical Geography’ Basemap here Map in a Minute: Tornado Outbreaks Using Living Atlas here High resolution data updates to Living Atlas World Elevation Layers (March 2023) here The Broadband Data Collection and ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World here ArcGIS Maps SDK for.NET Eight essential real-time techniques with ArcGIS Maps SDKs for Native Apps here ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript Build accessible web apps with ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript and Calcite Design System here ArcGIS Online How to emboss an imagery basemap here Map in a minute: Map sea level rise using ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Living Atlas here Use swipe in Media Map here Apps you can use to swipe or compare here ArcGIS Pro Create a wildlife corridor with the new Least Cost Corridor tool in ArcGIS Pro here Use H3 to create multiresolution hexagon grids in ArcGIS Pro 3.1 here True Orthos - A Valuable Product You Should Re-Think here Conda Init and ArcGIS Pro here Discover the Latest Capabilities of ArcGIS Roads and Highways at the GIS-T Conference here Build, Analyze, and Filter Catalog Layers in ArcGIS Pro here What/u2019s new in ArcGIS Maritime for ArcGIS Pro 3.1 here Automating Topographic Map Production - Webinar here Let it snow! here Boost your Geoprocessing productivity with these enhancements in ArcGIS Pro 3.1 here ArcGIS StoryMaps Lessons from the winners of the 2022 ArcGIS StoryMaps Competition here Media layers & ArcGIS StoryMaps: a treasure trove of possibilities here ArcGIS Utility Network How To Create a Trace Network in ArcGIS Pro here Developers Toward a Comprehensive Developer Story Around Imagery here   Training & Webcasts   New training courses here ArcGIS Drone2Map Basics Web Course here Creating 3D Features Using Editing Workflows Web Course here Data Skills for Teachers: Creating Attributes to Support Inquiry Web Course here Design Principles to Enhance the Visual Appearance of an ArcGIS Insights Workbook ArcGIS Lab here Mapping Racial Disparities in Breast Cancer Mortality Rates w/ ArcGIS Insights Online ArcGIS Lab here Exploring Demographic Data Using ArcGIS Insights Online ArcGIS Lab here 14 web courses updated for ArcGIS Pro, 2 videos   Webinars   Upcoming Webinars here Automating Topographic Map Production 4/26 7-8 AM PT here Esri Mid-Atlantic Region Lunch & Learn - Communicating Success 4/27 12-1 PM ET here Take ArcGIS Utility Network to the field with ArcGIS Field Maps 5/2 10-11 AM PT here Modernizing CompStat with Esri’s Crime Reduction Statistics Solution 5/9-5/10 various here Spatial Analysis in ArcGIS Online Map Viewer 5/9 9-10 AM PT here Digital Twin Approaches and Strategies for Urban Planning 5/10 9-10 AM PT here Modern GIS is Web GIS: Teaching GIS Using ArcGIS Online 5/10 10-11 AM PT here Leveraging Indoor GIS on Campus 5/11 10-11 AM PT here Automating Paper Chart Production 5/23 7:30-8:30 AM PT here Mid-Atlantic Region Lunch & Learn: Establishing a Publication Strategy 5/25 12-1 PM ET here   Recorded Webinars What’s New in ArcGIS Survey123 March 2023 Webinar here AI in AEC 2023 – AI in AEC: Delivering beyond all expectations here Hidden Gems from Recent ArcGIS Updates: April 2023 here Jump-Start Place-Based Policing with Esri’s Daily Activity Dashboard Solution here A Geographic Approach Strengthens Environmental Health Practices here Optimize Transit Route Planning Webinar here Mapping the Energy Movement Webinar Series - Webinar 1 - march 30, 2023 here Integrated Methods for Urban and Regional Planning with ArcGIS Urban here 2023 Esri Developer Summit here Big Data Real Use Cases Stories here ArcGIS Maps SDK for Javascript: Working with RouteLayer here Building Web Applications and Notebooks with ArcGIS Knowledge here Climate Mapping for Resilience & Adaptation here Extending the OSDU Data Platform with the Geospatial Consumption Zone (GCZ) here ArcGIS Survey123 Web Designer Webinar here Leveraging Data Models for Ports here Airport Airfield Inspections here ArcGIS Survey123 Tricks of the Trade: Create Report Templates here Tips to Activate a Geospatial Adoption Strategy here What’s New: ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript v4.26 here   ... 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If you are an educator, researcher, or part of the campus operation staff who uses remote sensing technology and imagery data, you may be interested in attending the Esri Imagery and Remote Sensing Educators Summit. It is an annual virtual event on April 19, 2023, hosted by Esri Education team, in collaboration with our academic partners.    Here are 5 reasons why you should attend the Esri Imagery and Remote Sensing Educators Summit: 1. Learn about the latest Esri technologies and trends The summit provides an opportunity to learn about the latest technologies and trends in the field of remote sensing and imagery from Esri. From cloud-based processing and visualization tools to deep learning and reality mapping, you'll get insights into emerging technologies and how they can be applied in teaching and research. 2. Hear from experts in the field The summit brings together experts in the field of remote sensing and imagery, from academia and industry who will share their thoughts, expertise, and knowledge on teaching and developing skills in technology during the panel discussions.  3. Learn from each other and get inspired The summit is a great opportunity to learn some projects in the field of remote sensing and imagery from the lightning talks by the educators and students.  4. Get involved The summit also provides you an opportunity to participate in the panel discussion, sharing your thoughts and opinions on the topic of shaping the future of imagery and remote sensing in academia 5. Get access to the latest resources The summit offers a range of resources to support learning and teaching imagery and remote sensing, including web courses and curriculum packages. Registration is now open and attendance is free We hope to see you at this years’ Summit and have a valuable experience. ... View more

Esri Demographics can simplify and enhance teaching, research, advance analyses, and enhance decision-making across university departments. Following is the list of resources related to Esri Demographics, how to access, use and learn about it.   Education chat  Understand Esri Demographics and Uncover New Opportunities in Education Recording | Slide deck   Get started with Demographics - Learn Lessons https://learn.arcgis.com/en/paths/get-started-with-esri-us-demographics/ Explore US demographics through guided lessons provided by Esri’s team of data developers. Learn how to understand, interpret, and best use demographics.   A Tour of Living Atlas Demographics https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/374e064c30d646bbb8c3698cebe141b4 The People category  of Living Atlas includes essential information about population, the housing and neighborhoods in which people live, the jobs that provide their incomes, how they spend their time and money, and their health and safety.   Resources - Esri Demographics https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/data/resources Helping you access and understand Esri Demographics data.   Data Browser https://la.arcgis.com/databrowser/index.html Search thousands of data attributes for more than 170 countries or regions.   Know Your Neighborhood – app https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/data/overview/#data-demo Esri data can unlock powerful insights about people and places in an area of interest. Use the Know Your Neighborhood app to explore data by ZIP code.   Buy Esri Reports https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/data/reports Get amazing facts based on location.   Esri Demographics Blog https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/?s=#%20&products=esri-demographics Get a fresh take on demographic data   Additional Resources Esri Data Catalog (U.S.) Esri Data Catalog (2020 Census Edition) (U.S.) Data Methodology Documents   For questions, or if you need assistance, or would like to connect,  feel free to contact Canserina Kurnia at [email protected]. ... View more

ArcGIS Insights  is analysis software that fuses location analytics with open data science and business intelligence workflows. It provides tools for geo-visualization and analytics to get a better understanding of your data.   Following is list of resources for learning and incorporating ArcGIS Insights into your courses: ArcGIS Insights Lab Website full of even more links and information about using ArcGIS Insights, maintained by the Insights Dev Team Webinar Recording Gain more Insight through Spatial Data Science and Geovisual Analytics Video Channels Videos about ArcGIS Insights organized by topic. Get Started with ArcGIS Insights Videos Analysis and Data Science in Insights ArcGIS Insights Industry Examples / Case Studies Blog Channels Blogs on ArcGIS Insights and location analytics organized by theme and topic Geovisual Analytics and Data Analysis Data Visualization Techniques Reports and Sharing Use or Write R/Python Scripts in ArcGIS Insights ArcGIS Insights Cookbook Tricks, Hacks, and Short Cuts Written by the Insights Dev Team for particular scenarios, beginning to advance. Example Insights Reports Real-world examples of ArcGIS Insights reports.   For questions, or if you need assistance, or would like to connect,  feel free to contact Canserina Kurnia at [email protected]. ... View more

Geospatial technology has been proven to help businesses reduce costs, optimize service levels, increase network resilience, and contextualize supply network impacts.  Demand for highly trained location analysts has increased significantly.  Find here list of resources to incorporate location analytics in business, for learning, teaching, and research.  The lessons are particularly tailored to supply chain management, taking examples from real-world scenarios.  Special thanks to TCU-Neeley School of Business and University of Redlands for sharing some of the teaching materials. Lessons are designed to use Esri SaaS products:  ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Business Analyst Web.  Lesson: Selecting Tesla’s Next Giga Factory Map and visualize, analyze and select an optimal location for establishing a new Tesla production facility based on today's manufacturing network. Lesson:  Burns Shoes - Tracing the Supply Chain Gain an understanding of the supply chain network and analyze how it connects and impacts space within the context of a small manufacturer of running sneakers. Lesson: Burgertastic Expansion Determine and evaluate the best additional distribution candidate sites for a restaurant network using ArcGIS Online Lesson: BNSF – Rolling into the Future Evaluate new regional growth opportunity to determine what industry will meet growth objectives and where to expand logistics center footprint.   Lesson: Chick-fil-A Regional expansion based on market demands   Determine number of distribution centers needed and strategically located in the western region to meet the demand forecasted for the next 3 years. Hands on Activities to each Location Analytics in business Education These activities have been used in a variety of schools of business, and focus on developing spatial thinking, critical thinking, and problem solving with GIS.  Along with each lesson is the answer key. Learn ArcGIS lessons related to business GIS Various lessons related to application of location analytics in business using real-world scenarios   More resources Recording webinar: Adding location analytics to supply chain business education   Journal Article on Adaptive Logistics: Conceptualising strategies and best practices from humanitarian emergency supplies distribution 5 Shining examples of the use of GIS in university schools of business Location Analytics in Business Education   For questions, or if you need assistance, or would like to connect,  feel free to contact Canserina Kurnia at [email protected]. ... View more

Within academia, drone solutions are proving to be valuable data sources for teaching, research, and campus operations. Drones can produce many useful 2D (orthophotos, dynamic mosaics, and elevation products) and 3D (point clouds and textured meshes) products. They are widely used as inputs for raster analysis.  Find here list of resources to learning, teaching, and research using ArcGIS Drone2Map and Site Scan of ArcGIS (Updated 4/4/2024) Recorded Webinars Taking Flight: Drone Solutions for Academia (webinar) – Recording | Slide decks 2D and 3D Drone Collection, Processing and Analysis with ArcGIS Drone2Map and Site Scan for ArcGIS (education chat) – Recording | Slide deck Blog ArcGIS Drone2Map and Site Scan for ArcGIS:  How do they differ from one another? ArcGIS Drone2Map Education Program Updates Higher Ed Guide to Esri E-Learning for Imagery and Remote Sensing   ArcGIS Drone2Map  ArcGIS Drone2Map ArcGIS Drone2Map Workflows (video series) Lessons: Lessons using Standard license: Create 2D products with ArcGIS Drone2Map (Learn) Evaluate the accuracy of ground control points (Learn) Lessons using Advanced license: ArcGIS Drone2Map Basics (Web course Esri Academy) Using Tile-Based Processing in ArcGIS Drone2Map (ArcGIS Lab – Esri Academy) Workflow Creating drone imagery products with ArcGIS Drone2Map  Community (post/read questions, blogs, and ideas) Workshop: Getting Started with ArcGIS Drone2Map   Recording (Passcode: #a2kS*=%) Slide deck   Site Scan for ArcGIS  Site Scan for ArcGIS  Lessons: Getting Started with Site Scan for ArcGIS (Web course Esri Academy) Creating Imagery Products with Site Scan for ArcGIS  (Web course Esri Academy) Workflows Capturing drone imagery with Site Scan Flight for ArcGIS Creating drone imagery products with Site Scan Manager for ArcGIS Site Scan Flight simulator setup recording demo Community (post/read questions, blogs, and ideas)   For questions, or if you need assistance, or would like to connect,  feel free to contact Canserina Kurnia at [email protected]. ... View more

Recently, a number of institutions are experiencing problem in using Single Sign On (SSO) to login to their ArcGIS Online org.   The following explains the reason and action needed:   ArcGIS Online Organization administrators who have enabled the advanced SAML options ‘Enable Signed Requests’ and/or ‘Encrypt Assertion’ will need to obtain the new ArcGIS Online Service Provider metadata file and associate it with their Identity Provider before September 25, 2022. Customers using these advanced SAML options who do not upload the updated ArcGIS Online metadata file containing the new certificate to their identity provider (eg. Azure Active Directory Enterprise Applications with Token Encryption) before this date will receive an IDP specific error when they attempt to sign into ArcGIS Online with an Enterprise account.  The new ArcGIS Online SAML certificate will expire 9/27/2023. The full story and step-by step instruction to obtain the updated metadata file can be found in this blog: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/administration/action-required-to-continue-using-saml-with-arcgis-online-2022/ If you experience the same issue (broken SSO login to ArcGIS Online), please work with your IT team and apply the instructions written in the above blog.    In addition, we would like to suggest the following practices tips for ArcGIS Online Administrators, Have both SSO Admin account AND Built -in Admin account.  So, if you encounter a problem login using SSO, you can still use the built-in account through www.arcgis.com.   Keep the ArcGIS Online Administrative contacts current in your ArcGIS Online (Settings > General), to keep receiving any communications from Esri Customer Service.   More than one contacts can be added. If you need more assistance in troubleshooting the above issue, feel free to contact Esri Technical support. ... View more

Higher Education Spatial Data Science SIG Education Summit, 2022 Sunday, July 10,  12:00 p.m. — 1:00 p.m. Marriott - Pacific Ballroom 14   Description: Join and connect with colleagues who are running or have interests in running spatial data science course/program. Find supporting technology and resources available from Esri for teaching spatial data science. List of resources: Spatial Data Science in Higher Education A Guide to Spatial Data Science Courses in Esri Academy Spatial Data Science MOOC  Spatial Data Science in Learn ArcGIS Esri Press Spatial Analysis and Data Science Spatial Statistics   For more info or need assistance or collaboration, contact Canserina Kurnia ([email protected]) ... View more

2022 Education Summit Getting Started with Drone Solutions Technical Workshop     Description: Drones offer an affordable and accessible option to capture high-resolution imagery of local areas for teaching and research in many disciplines. Learn basic workflows for capture and processing drone imagery. List of Resources Slide deck ArcGIS Drone2Map product info Education chat recording Education blog Esri Academy – Tutorials and videos Learn ArcGIS – Real world scenarios Search for: Drone Imagery Deep Learning For more info or need assistance or collaboration, contact Canserina Kurnia ([email protected]) ... View more