News Roundup – June 2021
Esri Canada’s News Roundup summarizes important stories in the world of GIS each month.
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News & Updates
Browse posts to stay up-to-speed on developments affecting you, the Canadian GIS user: see how others are using GIS, learn about new products, keep abreast of the Community Map of Canada Program, and more.
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Create an app in just 5 minutes with ArcGIS Instant Apps!
See why the Community Map of Canada and ArcGIS Instant Apps are the perfect combo for your web mapping needs.
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A geospatial strategy on one page
Is your geospatial strategy getting lost in the shuffle? Use this one-page format to summarize it for senior management so that it’s never forgotten.
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App of the Month: Make Tracks
Read how City of Kitchener encourages residents to get moving with the help of Make Tracks, an app built using ArcGIS Experience Builder
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Get data you can count on using rules to manage geodatabase edits
Are multiple users making changes to your geodatabase? Maintaining data quality and integrity using attribute rules, contingent values and domains.
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Managing sustainable growth in seven cities with ArcGIS Urban
Learn how planners in seven cities are using ArcGIS Urban to create digital twins, improve engagement with stakeholders and explore scenarios in order to manage growth more effectively.
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Want your map in the 2022 Map Calendar? Learn from these past winners
Follow these tips and examples to improve your chances of getting your entry to Esri Canada’s 2022 Map Calendar Contest shortlisted.
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How to take steps toward sustainability with local watercourse modelling
In this interview with Audrey Beaudoin-Arcand, Carole Arseneau learns about how modelling watercourses in 3D can benefit local governments.
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News Roundup – May 2021
Esri Canada’s News Roundup summarizes important stories in the world of GIS each month.
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App of the Month: Grow BC
This resource for teachers shows K-12 students the diversity of British Columbia’s commodities and the importance of BC’s agriculture industry.
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How to use 3D GIS to put buildings and infrastructure in context
Use these resources to get comfortable with 3D GIS and take your understanding of your built environment to the next level.
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Dispelling NG9-1-1 Myths
This blog post debunks some common misconceptions held around Next Generation 9-1-1.
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7 practical steps for improving your organization's spatial data governance
Esri Canada management consultant Allen Williams breaks down seven practical steps for getting better spatial data governance in your organization.
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News Roundup – April 2021
Esri Canada’s News Roundup summarizes important stories in the world of GIS each month.
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App of the Month: Our Changing Continent
This story map by the Commission for Environmental Cooperation tells the story of how land cover has changed across Canada, Mexico and the U.S. from 2010-2015.
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How Indoor GIS Can Support Facility Managers Post-COVID
In this blog, we show how facility managers can use GIS to prepare their buildings for the gradual return of staff to the office.
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Your basemap is served
The Community Map of Canada basemap offers a foundational layer to build your operational maps or apps.
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Enhancing data connectivity and operational reliability with Utility Network
Find out how these utility and public works organizations are improving asset and outage management and ensuring service delivery.
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Paperless field data collection made easy
Going paperless might seem daunting, but it can save time, reduce human error and automate tasks. ArcGIS Solutions makes it easy to get started fast.
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How to review a geospatial strategy
Matthew Lewin, Esri Canada’s director of management consulting, shares a checklist he uses when reviewing his customers’ geospatial strategies.
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