Latest Contributions by BernSzukalski

‎11-14-2023

The Fifth National Climate Assessment, or NCA5, is accompanied by the NCA Atlas, which provides interactive, online access to the climate projections used in the Assessment. The NCA Atlas allows users to explore localized climate projections to inform resilience, adaptation, and mitigation efforts. The National Climate Assessment Interactive Atlas Explorer was created using the Atlas Instant App template. Click to open atlas All of the maps and layers are also available in ArcGIS Living Atlas, so you can explore patterns yourself. To learn more about ArcGIS Instant Apps, see the Instant Apps Overview. To learn more about the climate atlas, see A new Climate Atlas for the United States by @DanPisut.

‎11-14-2023

To help Americans anticipate how changing climate conditions might affect their families, homes, and livelihoods, the United States Global Change Research Program conducts a comprehensive assessment of scientific information on climate risks and responses in the United States known as the National Climate Assessment. The Fifth National Climate Assessment, or NCA5, is accompanied by the NCA Atlas, which provides interactive, online access to the climate projections used in the Assessment. The NCA Atlas allows users to explore localized climate projections to inform resilience, adaptation, and mitigation efforts. All of the maps and layers are also available in ArcGIS Living Atlas, so you can explore patterns yourself. Click to view blog article To learn more, see A new Climate Atlas for the United States by @DanPisut. Visit the ArcGIS Living Atlas home page to learn about what's new and how to use content. See the ArcGIS Living Atlas blog for more blog articles that help you get the most out of Living Atlas.

‎11-12-2023

While not as easy as built-in symbols, don't forget that Map Viewer now supports custom JPG, PNG, GIF, SVG symbols. I use these quite a lot. They persist in my maps until I clear cache, unfortunately aren't so easy to propagate across an organization. However, if you can find a way to create a repository for these, perhaps even a group for images that members can download an use, then this becomes much more straightforward. Download the "organization standard symbols" then use them when styling a map layer.

‎11-07-2023

Available in ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World, you can take advantage of a collection of pretrained models for deriving land cover maps from high- to low-resolution imagery. These models are designed to extract meaningful insights from imagery without requiring extensive training data, significant computational resources, or extensive artificial intelligence (AI) expertise. Click to view blog article To learn more, see Unlocking landscapes: Land cover mapping using pretrained deep learning models. Visit the ArcGIS Living Atlas home page to learn about what's new and how to use content. See the ArcGIS Living Atlas blog for more blog articles that help you get the most out of Living Atlas.

‎11-06-2023

By configuring multifactor authentication, you can significantly enhance your organization’s security by preventing unauthorized access even if someone manages to obtain login credentials. Multifactor authentication is an essential, often mandatory, part of your organization’s security needs. With the October 2023 update, the ability to enforce multifactor authentication was introduced. Learn more about how to configure and enforce multifactor authentication for ArcGIS logins by reading Configure multifactor authentication for ArcGIS logins. The blog article includes tips and suggestions for using MFA with minimal disruptions.

‎11-03-2023

Group layers are a way to organize layers in your maps, by common geography, topics and themes, scales, for blending and effects, and more. Saving group layers as items was introduced with the October 2023 ArcGIS Online update and IMHO is a powerful and very welcome capability. Use group layers to organize related layers in your map, optionally set exclusive visibility (showing only one specific layer without having to hide each of the other layers), then save group layers as items enabling reuse across your organization’s web maps or sharing outside your organization. This blog article provides an overview: https://lnkd.in/dVFhJPDf Living Atlas now also supports group layers, search the rapidly growing collection: https://lnkd.in/dtDyX9ZA

‎11-02-2023

ArcGIS Survey123 now allows you to use content from ArcGIS Living Atlas to build more geographic intelligence into your forms. When you’re designing a survey, you can now use Living Atlas to make your survey maps more compelling, auto-calculate questions in your forms, and to create dynamic lists. For more information, see Leverage ArcGIS Living Atlas content in your surveys. Visit the ArcGIS Living Atlas home page to learn about what's new and how to use content. See the ArcGIS Living Atlas blog for more blog articles that help you get the most out of Living Atlas.

‎10-26-2023

ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World provides foundation elevation layers and tools to support analysis and visualization across the ArcGIS system. These layers get updated quarterly with high resolution elevation data from federal agencies, open sources, and community maps program. World elevation layers have been updated with many high-resolution elevation datasets. For more information on these updates, see High resolution data updates to Living Atlas World Elevation layers and tools. Visit the ArcGIS Living Atlas home page to learn about what's new and how to use content. See the ArcGIS Living Atlas blog for more blog articles that help you get the most out of Living Atlas.

‎10-25-2023

@chill_gis_dude fair enough. Give the Gentle Users what they want... That said, I can't imagine wading through 250 layers to find those I want to see. That said, group layers could be used effectively to organize those layers into "maps" of sorts where many layers can be turned on at once at the group level. Coming tonight with the October update will be the ability to save group layers as items which should make this easier for you to manage all those layers in general. Also coming in updates will be optimizations for things like not loading a layer until it is turned visible or in the visible range. Leveraging scale dependencies then will be a good practice for performance optimization.

‎10-24-2023

Summarizing... The team has been able to identify what is believed to be the root cause of this intermittent issue. This particular service is supported by approximately 70 mosaic datasets which are published across multiple servers. The service would not fail completely (we would detect that) but intermittently there would be issues with drawing and accessing the mosaics as you have noted. Today, after you reported this, an issue was uncovered with the mosaic footprint geometry which intermittently impacted access to the mosaics. The issue has been corrected and is currently deployed on our development servers. These changes will be pushed publicly, replacing the current service, on November 16. In the meanwhile, the team has restarted the servers to clear the issue on the production environment which seems to have resolved things for now.

‎10-24-2023

Also, please connect with technical support just so we can continue to follow up on this.

‎10-24-2023

Thanks for reporting, will have a look...

‎10-18-2023

Map Viewer Classic enabled "buddying" feature layers to map tile layers to enable pop-ups and add "intelligence to dumb tiles." Sounds like this is still your best bet. A Map Viewer group layer would also work, but there may be additional overhead with the tile and feature layer in your group. In the past, tiles were much quicker than features which is why they were promoted and heavily used. Now, feature layers are quite performant even in large numbers so map tiles are not ideal (for lots of other reasons too).

‎10-17-2023

Here are some links to blog articles which might be useful. Note that Map Viewer is a bit more restrictive than Map Viewer Classic, so things like use of reserved words that may have worked in Classic won't in Map Viewer. Also note that if it is tables you are interested in using HTML to implement, the next ArcGIS Online update (about a week away now) will have a new table tool in the text element editor which will help you create those. https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/configure-pop-ups-basics/ (see the HTML section in the blog article above) https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/configure-pop-ups-custom-attribute-display/#html

‎10-17-2023

The Living Atlas of the World just updated the tiled, hosted image service featuring transportation noise, from the US Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics. This layer combines noise combined from three transportation modes: railroad, road, and aviation. View item details For more information, see USA Transportation Noise revised and updated. Visit the ArcGIS Living Atlas home page to learn about what's new and how to use content. See the ArcGIS Living Atlas blog for more blog articles that help you get the most out of Living Atlas.

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Latest Contributions by BernSzukalski

Atlas Instant App used to create new climate assessment atlas

New atlas of climate maps for the United States announced

Re: Add Triangles Point Symbology - Shapes Option for Symbols

Use Living Atlas pretrained deep learning models for land cover mapping

Enforce multifactor authentication for ArcGIS logins

ArcGIS Online tip of the week: Group layers as items + Living Atlas content

Use Living Atlas content in Survey123 forms

High resolution data updates to Living Atlas World Elevation layers and tools

Re: ArcGIS Online New Map Viewer Speed vs Classic Viewer Speed

Re: USA NLCD Impervious Surface Time Series ImageServer missing Northwestern US!

Re: USA NLCD Impervious Surface Time Series ImageServer missing Northwestern US!

Re: USA NLCD Impervious Surface Time Series ImageServer missing Northwestern US!

Re: How to use HTML for pop-up in map viewer?

Re: How to use HTML for pop-up in map viewer?

USA Transportation Noise revised and updated

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