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The first 2015 Semi-Annual GeoNet Contest came to an end on June 30, 2015, and the results are now being reviewed. An official announcement of the winners will be posted soon. The closing of this contest can mean only one thing... The second 2015 Semi-Annual GeoNet Contest has begun and will run run from July 1st - December 31st. The points have been reset on the GeoNet Contest​ page, and everyone has a fresh start. Check out what you could win - 2015 GeoNet Contest Prizes​ Not sure where to start? Log into GeoNet with your Esri Account to earn points. View your earned and unearned missions from your Profile > Reputation > Missions Stay up with the current leaderboard by visiting the GeoNet Contest group. Complete the on-boarding missions: In the game - Upload an avatar Joiner - Join a group Sherlock - Use the search bar Upwardly Mobile - Follow someone Completed all of those? Check out all of the additional ways to earn points - GeoNet Points System​ Also keep in mind that the Annual GeoNet Contest is still running through December 31, 2015. For more information see: 2015 GeoNet Contest Rules​ ... View more

*Preserving a status update conversation from an archived group. ori gudes  in ArcGIS-Pro1 month ago Dear ArcPro Colleagues I have recently  noticed that that my layers can be seen under the map tab, but when i want to define a new layout tab,  i can't see any of my layers which are under the Map tab? So, essentially the question is how to i move the layers from the map tab to the empty layout tab? it is something that should have happened logically..just like we toggle between map view and layout view in ArcMap Jeremy Wright  1 month ago layouts aren't linked to a particular map when you add them.  Add the desired MapFrame to your layout to see your map layers. (Insert tab, Map Frame split button) ... View more

*Preserving a status update conversation from an archived group. Peter King  in ArcGIS-Pro 1 month ago Hi IS there a Go to X Y tool or equivalent  in Pro? We use it every day in 10.3 Jeremy Wright  1 month ago Peter, I seem to recall that you can type coordinates into the Locate tool (looks like binoculars) - would that get you where you wanted to go (pun intended)? Peter King  1 month ago Hi Jeremy, yes that correct. But I'm perplexed as to why they have changed the function of the binoculars. Now there is no "Find" tool that I'm aware of. It appears we have to do an SQL query instead of this handy search all layers tool? Jeremy Wright  1 month ago Unfortunately I'm not the person who designed this function or user experience (my team works on the graphics engine inside Pro) - I was just trying to answer your original question.:) Take a look at https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/data/geocoding/basics/find-an-address-using-the-locate-pane.htm and hit the "feedback" link if you'd like to comment to the team responsible. ... View more

To log bugs for ArcGIS Pro, please Contact Tech Support. You can do this by submitting a web form, or speaking/ chatting directly with one of our Support staff. If you would like to share an idea with us about functionality you would like to see in a future release of ArcGIS Pro, please search the ArcGIS Pro idea exchange to see if other community members are looking for the same thing.  If so, add your support for the idea by giving it kudos, and optionally, add your specific use case as a comment.  If you can't find an existing idea, submit a new one for the community to vote on.  Ideas for other products should go to their dedicated idea exchanges.  See the ArcGIS Ideas home page for all exchanges. ... View more

Content Author Esri News for State and Local Government- Summer 2015 Noel Loughrin​ Video Link : 2673 Noel Loughrin​ ​ ... View more

Content Author ​ Video Link : 1234 Noel Loughrin​ Esri News for State and Local Government- Summer 2015 Noel Loughrin​ ​ ... View more

As you may know, Jack features many of our users' work during the Esri User Conference Plenary. We are looking for some additional screenshot images of your work for the upcoming User Conference. Here are a few example industries that could be used: Business Analysis and Management Citizen Engagement and Crowdsourcing Portals and Story Maps Preparing for and Responding to Disasters Understanding Human Health Developing Natural Resources Buildings and Campus Management Managing Natural Resources Cartography Public Safety and Security The conference is only a few weeks away, so submissions need to be done ASAP. Submitting screenshots are simple through the Image Submission Portal​ with these basic requirements: Requirements Subject Screen shots, maps, and non–people photos. Image Resolution Screen shots—72 dpi or 96 dpi. Set your computer display to the highest resolution. See Making Screenshots.pdf. [PDF] Maps—300 dpi when exporting maps from ArcGIS. Non–people photos—300 dpi preferred. Dimensions TIFF, JPEG, and PNG files also accepted. Please avoid images embedded in PowerPoint and Word files. Note: More information can be found on the Image Submission Portal​. ... View more

The first 2015 semi-annual GeoNet contest is nearing completion with its end date on June 30, 2015. Prizes are being awarded to the top 10 members, and the standings are tight. I have extended the leaderboard to show the top 20 users since Esri staff will be excluded. Want to get in on the action? The next semi-annual contest begins July 1, 2015 with the annual contest continuing through the end of the year. See Get involved in the new 2015 GeoNet Contest​ for more information or go to the official GeoNet Contest​ page. ... View more

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