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
We recently deployed additional community contributions to the World Topographic Map (World_Topo_Map). These include the countries of Jordan and Saudi Arabia as well as several areas in the United States. Also, new coverage was added for parts of the Middle … Continue reading
We have our latest and greatest Forum MVP Winners here to announce. Twice per year we award MVP prizes to those users who contribute the most to our forums, based on the points they earn as you vote on their posts throughout the year. Our forums continue to be the most popular community tool for discussing, sharing, and helping one other to get the most from ArcGIS, as we have over 15,000 active users, 22,000 new threads and over 40,000 posts per year. What helps us to be so successful though, is you, our users. We like to recognize those that put in the time and effort to continue making our forums thrive!
We have some new MVP badges in our list!* Welcome to the team, folks! MVP badges do not need to be renewed. Once an MVP, always an MVP. We also give them additional tools like the ability to move a thread from one forum to the other in order to give your questions a better chance of being answered. They can also mark an answer as being the best one by clicking the green check mark. See more about the MVP Program here.
Not only are the MVPs badged so you can find them, but they’re also eligible for prizes like software, books, training courses, and conference seats as a collective ‘thank you’ from us for all of their great effort. First we have our top three Annual Esri MVP Forums users who are being awarded from May 2012 – April 2013:
Robert Scheitlin rscheitlin
Mathew Coyle mzcoyle
Anthony Giles ad_giles@hotmail.com
Next, we are awarding the following Semi-Annual Esri MVP Forums users who are being recognized for their contributions from October 2012 – April 2013:
Robert Scheitlin rscheitlin
Anthony Giles ad_giles@hotmail.com
Wayne Whitley* Wayne_Whitley
Mathew Coyle mzcoyle
Curtis Price curtvprice
Shaning Yu* shaningesri
Richard Watson rlwatson
Rhett Zufelt* rzufelt
Caleb Mackey* Caleb1987
V Stuart Foote vsfoote
Again, thank you so much to all of you who help to continue building a great system that supports our Esri community.
The World Street Map was recently updated to include additional coverage for the Middle East and North Africa. The World Light Gray Base and World Light Gray Reference canvas maps were updated with similar coverage.
The apps team has released an update to the ArcGIS for Windows Phone app that greatly improves its use on Windows Phone 8 devices. You can download the updated app from the Windows Phone Store today!
