I finished a great book and would like to share; Rivers of Power – How a Natural Force Raised Kingdoms, Destroyed Civilizations, and Shapes Our World.
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Hexagon Reporting
We often find ourselves collecting and maintaining data. For GIS applications we use this data to answer questions about the world around us. Quite often the sheer quantity of data is overwhelming and the more we collect the harder it is to give a simple answer.
This project is going to use Hexagon bins for the Motutapu Restoration project data. If it’s successful I will be able to report on disparate data sources by binning it into a hexagon grid across the island. This will allow me to report temporally for the islands data records using one feature service, a hexagon grid.
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Making Maps! ArcGIS Pro in under 5 minutes
3 Step Guide to Publishing Hard Copy Cartography in ArcGIS Pro
Like almost every other GIS professional I’ve been producing hardcopy maps using the trusty workhorse of GIS, ArcMap for quite a while now; with the occasional foray on it’s slightly more hipster cousin QGIS. Over the last couple of years ESRI have been developing their cloud GIS and a new Desktop App called ArcGIS Pro. (more…)
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