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5 days ago | esri.com | Matt Ball

Three friends from rural Illinois—a 911 director with paramedic experience, a GIS professor with student researchers, and an emergency communications coordinator—turned a cross-country meet incident into a pioneering indoor school mapping initiative. Key TakeawaysIndoor maps provide key details for first responders to improve response times. Responders save valuable time with shared indoor maps of schools. Innovations emerge when engaged individuals work together to find a common solution.

1 week ago | esri.com | Matt Ball

DC Fire & EMS transformed emergency response through GIS dashboards that integrate real-time data from multiple sources, allowing firefighters to visualize incidents, track resources, monitor personnel safety, and coordinate operations across six bureaus. Key TakeawaysThe partnership between a firefighter and a GIS analyst has revolutionized Washington, DC’s emergency response through real-time data visualization.

3 weeks ago | esri.com | Matt Ball

Scientists at Fisheries and Oceans Canada use AI and GIS to streamline beluga whale detection, enhancing conservation efforts and supporting Arctic Indigenous communities. Key TakeawaysGeospatial AI significantly speed up and improve the accuracy of beluga whale population surveys. Beluga whales are crucial for both Arctic ecosystems and Inuit culture, informing on conservation and sustainability.

1 month ago | esri.com | Thomas Coughlin

ArcGIS Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud is an extension for Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop. Cartographers and designers can bring ArcGIS data into Adobe Creative Cloud to create beautiful maps and graphics. New to Maps for Adobe Creative Cloud? Get started with our video tutorial playlist. The May update (version 3.9) adds vector versions of more ArcGIS point symbols, makes .aix files open faster, makes processes run faster, and more. Available now.

1 month ago | esri.com | Valeria Chavez

The ArcGIS Pro 3.5 release introduced a brand-new way to store and share projects: portal projects. A portal project is an ArcGIS Pro project that is created, stored, and managed in ArcGIS Enterprise (version 11.4 or later). Instead of sharing files manually or relying on network drives, you can now save and access projects right from your organization’s portal—keeping your work connected and consistent.