Maps and apps that help you implement GIS for National Government, and destination where users, partners, and Esri staff can collaborate.
ArcGIS for National Government is the name of an initiative by Esri and its partners to help communities of national level users successfully implement GIS to run their operations more efficiently and much more.
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As individual government organizations have begun to implement their own systems, we began to see how content from one organization can significantly enhance and enable critical work of other organizations.
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There is a real need for national government organizations to publish and share critical data layers for the nation. These datasets must be scientifically compiled and maintained in order to support critical work and activities.
Read more...The Multidimension Supplemental toolbox Version 1.0 is a collection of five tools which extend the functionality of the core tools of the Multidimension toolbox. These tools can be used as-is or you can modify them to handle specific use cases. … Continue reading
NITF for ArcGIS for Linux Server lets you directly view and write NITF data within ArcGIS. The U.S. Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC) certifies the extension to complexity level (C-Level) 7, the highest level of compliance. The extension also allows … Continue reading
The cached demographic maps have provided colorful, interesting maps about the population of the United States for several years from ArcGIS Online. They are often used as a stand-alone map to help people understand their local neighborhood, town or metro area, … Continue reading
A compelling reason to implement Data Reviewer for your quality control (QC) program is to leverage the extension’s automated data validation capabilities. These include forty-two (42) user-configurable checks as well as the ability to create custom checks using programming languages … Continue reading
This week a few members of the Esri team will be at the FOSS4G North America held in Minneapolis, Minnesota. FOSS4G-NA is yearly regional event of OSGeo – the Open Source Geospatial Foundation – highlighting community projects, open-source tools, and … Continue reading
