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Esri and QPS Strengthen Partnership to Develop Ocean Science Tools
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ArcGIS for Maritime provides efficiencies for interacting with large volumes of maritime-related information, products, and integrated workflows to create data, charts, and seafloor models and conduct spatial analysis in compliance with industry and organizational standards.
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ArcGIS for Maritime: Charting provides the nautical charting community with a complete solution for producing, maintaining and publishing chart data and products. The Charting solution is poised to take advantage of an enterprise GIS or be deployed in a desktop environment.
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ArcGIS for Maritime: Bathymetry lets organizations unify management of their bathymetric data to support all common bathymetric purposes. This "produce once, use many" capability makes it easy to serve and use your data for a variety of needs.
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GIS Creates Integrated Data Workflow for More Efficient Chart Production
Read more...ArcGIS for Maritime: Charting supports and maintains a large percentage of checks listed in the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) publication S-58 Recommended ENC Validation Checks, edition 4.2. Using the ArcGIS Data Reviewer for Desktop extension, checks can easily be configured … Continue reading
How fast can we go with what we’ve got? “That was the challenge Jack Dangermond posed to 50 key members of the ocean science and resource management community who were invited to Esri corporate headquarters in Redlands, California, for the … Continue reading
Two new ArcGIS for Maritime: Charting 10.1 tutorials have been posted to ArcGIS Online. They focus on different aspects of the solution, namely ENC production and paper chart production. They are meant to provide an introduction to the concepts, data … Continue reading
by Daniel Siegel, Hydro Team, Esri On this date, 42 years ago, the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance was adopted in the Iranian town of Ramsar. It had been in development since 1962, when ecologists began to worry that … Continue reading
The Ocean Basemap continues to expand its global coverage under the Community Maps Program. The Ocean Basemap (Ocean_Basemap) map service was updated to include new bathymetry from the Government of Ireland, (Geological Survey Ireland, Petroleum Affairs Division & Marine Institute). … Continue reading
