Latest Contributions by MrinmayeeBharadwaj

ArcGIS for Maritime: Bathymetry contains tools for performing data exploration and modeling which help in managing and combining massive amounts of bathymetry data and metadata. ... View more

Esri Developer Summit this year showed our customers how to build cutting-edge apps using advanced mapping technology from Esri. Our customers were able to see first-hand new tools for geo-enabling their apps to get pro tips from the developers who made them. Do visit the Dev Summit GeoNet page to peruse through the fun and highlights! ... View more

From Hydro International to Sea Technology, our Maritime Team is making 'waves' across the globe!   An article by Peter Due, the Director of Autonomy at Kongsberg Maritime, talks about autonomous shipping, unmanned ships, or as he likes calling them, "Smart"-ships! The future of Maritime is bright and not so far away! Esri Maritime Team's very own Rafael Ponce talks about the impact of Maritime in the current era of a new industrial revolution. As our Global Maritime Consultant he brings in a solid perspective on what is clearly a significant interplay between human beings and the planet's oceans. Building technology is important but so is a deep consciousness that its effects will sustain a future for generations to come. A must-read! Commander Avi Dror, a hydrographer at the Israeli Navy, where he serves as head of the Hydrographic Branch, writes about the Israeli Navy Hydrographic Branch (INHB) working closely with the Esri Maritime Team, conducting important training and implementing challenging tasks related to data collection, production, georeferencing, mapping, charting, and creating display maps and database management. ... View more

The Pro2.1 release has ArcGIS Pro Maritime toolbox unveiling two new tools that will help you manage your S-100 data. Import S-100 Feature Catalog and Import S-100 Cell help import contents of an S-100 feature catalogue and S-100 hydrographic data into a geodatabase. ... View more

ArcGIS for Maritime: Charting at 10.6 boasts some significant geoprocessing enhancements to their tools.  Convert AML Format now has a 3.0 version, with a capability to produce 1.0, 2.1 and 3.0 versions from the same dataset or geodatabase. The Export Geodatabase To S-57 geoprocessing tool has the capability to clip or not clip features that cross an M_CSCL. Several changes have been to made to the Nautical DNC toolbar. ArcGIS for Maritime: Bathymetry at 10.6 now has a new geoprocessing tool - Create Mosaic Dataset From Model. You will also see several changes done to the Save Surface Model and Save Surface Model As dialog boxes.  ... View more

In addition to our informative and detailed documentation, you can now access some key Maritime functionalities via video blogs! Maritime GeoNet Videos is a great ready-reference-repository that gives you a comprehensive view of our geoprocessing tools, using S-57 data in ArcGIS, ENCs and ways to see ArcGIS Bathymetry data Online. ... View more

A quick video on how to publish elevation data with ArcGIS Bathymetry to view it on ArcGIS Online. ... View more

Enhancements have been made to the Create S-57 Exchange Set tool which now supports additional file types. This will also be the last release when the Nautical DNC toolbar will have the Checkout DNC Replica tool. Synchronize Changes, also on the Nautical DNC toolbar, is getting replaced by the Synchronize Changes geoprocessing tool from the Distributed Geodatabase toolset.  For questions please do reach out to our Maritime experts anytime at maritime@esri.com ... View more

The latest update for Maritime: Server promises some exciting enhancements in display and REST parameters. Compass Roses make their debut and Product on Demand a.k.a PoD now supports the export of a vector PDF, which is a fully vectorized GeoPDF. For a detailed summary, please do visit our What's New page. ... View more

You can always leave questions and comments and maintain a LIVE feed from the Esri UC San Diego 2017 on Twitter and via the ArcGIS for Maritime Geonet page, by using the Ask ArcGIS for Maritime feature or commenting on the existing or new blogs! ... View more

Imagine if you could create paper charts with a simple click in a web app.   ArcGIS for Maritime: Server is releasing a revolutionary feature called Products on Demand (PoD) that allows you to deploy a web-application to generate information map products on the fly, creating any product, at any scale, at any time. We invite you to experience it for yourself.    For detailed information on PoD, do visit our Web Pages or contact a maritime expert at Esri by emailing to maritime@esri.com   You can also access PoD and other capabilities of ArcGIS for Maritime: Server through the Esri Hydrographic Office Portal. ... View more

The Esri User Conference features many presentations and events covering hundreds of topics.  The ArcGIS for Maritime: Server will helm a session that demonstrates how users can publish and consume maritime information throughout the ArcGIS platform. Session title:  "ArcGIS for Maritime: Making Maritime Data Accessible Through ArcGIS Enterprise" You can access further information here.  Please come meet us in person! You can meet the team the whole week at: - The Mapping and Visualization Island - The Server Island - The Mapping, Statistics and Imagery Island Bring you data or your questions, we are here to help! ... View more

When it comes to the array of Python script tools that ArcGIS for Maritime: Charting has to offer, the following ones are simple models that demonstrate how to automate various tasks using the ArcGIS for Maritime: Charting extension. S57 To GIS S57 to GIS is a python script that allows you to quickly and easily load one, or many, ENC cells into a geodatabase that is symbolized with S-52. Peruse through the tool requirements, function and material overview as well as detailed execution steps on GitHub. S57 To Chart S57toChart is a python script tool that takes an S-57 ENC file and outputs a paper chart map document. Do visit our GitHub page for a detailed description of its salient features, functions and usage steps. S-57 To Product S57 To Product is a python script that makes importing ENC data and creating official ENC products with ArcGIS simple and fast. The tool functions and usage steps are detailed on the ArcGIS for Maritime: Charting GitHub page. Quick Links To see the magic happen and the tools in action, visit and browse through our video gallery. For a comprehensive view of Esri’s ArcGIS for Maritime: Charting extension visit our web page here. As always, for Questions and Feedback please contact us at maritime@esri.com. ... View more

With the latest release of ArcGIS for Maritime: Charting new geoprocessing tools have been added to the Validation toolset that will allow you to read validation log files created by Esri, 7Cs, or dKart, validate S-57 ENC cells against the S-58 validation standard and automate the process of generating an S-57 file. You can read in detail about these functionalities on our Web Help pages. For Questions and Feedback please contact us atmaritime@esri.com ... View more

At 10.5.1, ArcGIS for Maritime: Charting will support S-58, the validation standard for S-57 data published by the IHO (International Hydrographic Organization).   Validate S-57 File is a new tool in our Validation toolset that integrates seamlessly with your production workflow. In ArcMap, the validation results are written to a Data Reviewer workspace where they can be reviewed and fixed.  In addition to writing the results within Data Reviewer, the tool outputs a shapefile, which can be loaded, visualized, and easily understood in any application that can read shapefiles. As a geoprocessing tool, Validate S-57 File can be accessed through the ArcMap interface or can be automated to run outside of ArcMap.  This eliminates the need to learn a new production system, while still giving access to a geospatially-enabled analysis of errors in an S-57 file. For Questions and Feedback please contact us at maritime@esri.com ... View more