Documentation and other resources for this ArcGIS capability can be accessed from http://desktop.arcgis.com, a new site focused on ArcGIS for Desktop users. In about three weeks we will begin redirecting to that page. Documentation for 10.2 and earlier releases will continue to be accessible.
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Maps help us understand our world relative to our varied needs and interests. Our goal is your success in creating and sharing maps with ArcGIS.
Web Maps are online maps that are ready-to-use gateways to useful information that anyone can create, save, and share at ArcGIS.com. Intelligent Web Maps are useful information products that are easy to access and use.
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The stories maps tell can be simple, like your opinion on why your town is a great place to live; significant news, like the results of a scientific analysis; or a useful service, like a tour.
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The content behind intelligent web maps is produced by hundreds of thousands of people, many of whom use ArcGIS to do that work. Publishing that content to make intelligent web maps is a skill and sometimes an art form.
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Web maps can be imbedded into simple browser pages, blogs, and even highly custom applications that work on all kinds of devices from smart phones to kiosks. This example used one of the predefined HTML templates available on ArcGIS Online.
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People like nice things and that's fundamentally why maps with visual appeal that communicate in elegant terms are better.
Read more...We had a very busy Esri Developer Summit last week. It was great to meet and talk with many users about Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS in the exhibit showcase, after our technical sessions, and during the social events. There was … Continue reading
Community Maps contributors have made it clear, and we’ve noticed. Colleges and universities all over the world want their campus on the map. There has been a rather impressive increase in the number of campuses that want to share their … Continue reading
[Content originally posted in the Survey123 for ArcGIS GeoNet Group] We are happy to announce support for Spike in Survey123 for ArcGIS. Spike is a laser-based measurement solution by Esri partner ikeGPS. What makes Spike unique is that it allows … Continue reading
Recently I made a map of my favorite park: the Mojave National Preserve, a huge desert park in California. It’s a fantastic place that you should all visit. It struck me that every time I make a map, I make … Continue reading
Firefly…the map style that captures our attention and dutifully honors the First Law of Geography. Those of us that know it best think about it often. I swear…the maps I’ve seen. Sometimes it gives me pause, though, Firefly being free, … Continue reading
