ArcGIS Enterprise – The Geospatial Platform
ArcGIS Enterprise is a back-end software that allows you to control how to implement web GIS and serve spatial data across an organization.
Articles
Satellite Image of Earth – Blue Marble (NASA)
This article explains the 5 versions of the Blue Marble (Apollo 17 was the first) and how you can download each NASA satellite image of Earth.
Earth at Night – Black Marble (NASA)
By stitching 400+ images from space, NASA’s Black Marble (Earth at Night) map the most comprehensive night view using Suomi NPP imagery.
Esri Certification: A Guide For Beginners
Esri Certification is a new type of exam qualification which is meant to validate your proficiency with Esri-related software applications.
GISP Certification: What You Should Know
GISP Certification is a recognized credential that sets the benchmark for skills in the geographic information systems technology field.
High Resolution World Map
This is a world map showing the various countries, continents, and other locations around the world – meant to serve as a reference guide.
ArcGIS Drone2Map: Streamline your Drone Imagery Collection
ArcGIS Drone2Map allows you to streamline your data collection with drones by providing a robust set of tools and automated workflows.
Landsat 9: A Legacy of Earth Observation
In order to continue the Landsat program’s long-standing legacy, NASA and the USGS launched Landsat-9 in September 2021 as the 9th satellite.
The CubeSat: Small Satellites for Big Ideas
A CubeSat is a miniaturized satellite roughly the size of a Rubik’s cube. They’re small enough to hold in your hand and inexpensive to build.
Dot Maps: Map Design with Dots
Dot maps use dots to show the density of a particular phenomenon in an area. More dots represent a higher density compared to fewer dots.