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Updated ArcGIS Online Services for Hurricane Ike

Just a few days ago we published a blog post on the NOAA imagery services and ArcGIS Explorer maps available for download. Those services are regularly being updated on ArcGIS Online, and whenever you open the map or layer (that you can download from Read More...
Posted Thursday, September 25, 2008 3:33 PM by ArcGIS-Explorer-Team | 0 Comments

ArcGIS Explorer Hurricane Ike Maps and Layers Now Available

ESRI's ArcGIS Online team has published a service containing recent imagery obtained from NOAA and showing the aftermath of Hurricane Ike for the Galveston, Texas, area. These are now available to ArcGIS Explorer users as a complete map or a layer that Read More...
Posted Friday, September 19, 2008 3:00 PM by ArcGIS-Explorer-Team | 8 Comments

Anderson Cooper, Hurricane Ike, and Gilchrest Texas

In times of disaster and loss, sometimes it's what's left behind, not what's gone, that delivers the most poignant image of the event. Tonight on CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 , a lone house, the only one left standing on its block in Gilchrest, Texas, in Read More...
Posted Thursday, September 18, 2008 8:38 PM by ArcGIS-Explorer-Team | 0 Comments

Ike Update

In a recent post we showed Explorer with Hurricane Ike data published by NOAA. Here's an update. The white track to the lower left shows the previously predicted hurricane track as of two days ago. The magenta line is the current predicted course. You Read More...
Posted Friday, September 12, 2008 2:46 PM by ArcGIS-Explorer-Team | 0 Comments
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Exploring Hurricane Ike

Hurricane Ike is expected to grow stronger as it travels across the Gulf of Mexico, and is predicted to head towards the Texas coast. Potentially millions could be impacted and/or evacuated. ESRI has posted a hurricane support site with information and Read More...
Posted Wednesday, September 10, 2008 10:55 AM by ArcGIS-Explorer-Team | 0 Comments
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