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We’re excited to share several updates from Esri's Learn Team, including 2 new curriculum packages, 7 new lessons/tutorials to the ArcGIS tutorial gallery, and 2 new curriculum packages published to this resource site for higher education. The ArcGIS tutorial gallery (formerly called the Learn ArcGIS website) is now integrated more seamlessly with our documentation site. Learning to use software documentation effectively is a key skill for students and GIS professionals, and we believe incorporating more tutorials (previously named lessons) in the documentation is a great way to support just-in-time learning. The tutorial gallery has a similar look and feel to the previous experience, with all your favorite tutorials and tutorial series still available in 7 languages to freely use and share. The most significant improvements are reducing the number of clicks required to find what you need and simplifying the catalog itself. More details are available here. In addition, some tutorials recently migrated into Esri Academy, enabling you to include them in trackable training plans and apply them to professional development portfolios or certifications. More details are available here. New Tutorials The Modern GIS Tutorial Series is an 8-module collection of materials designed to completement an introductory GIS course and includes both conceptual materials and hands-on activities. It includes web GIS capabilities and workflows such as mobile GIS and building web apps, reflecting the shift of GIS to the cloud. The GIS for Climate Series includes 3 pathways based on the steps to resiliency from the U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit and the geographic approach for applying GIS. Each pathway consists of ready-to-use interactive web apps, tutorials based on real-world scenarios, and examples of GIS work already being done throughout the world to build climate resilience. Chart coral and sponge distribution factors with Python Evaluate the accuracy of ground control points Extract precipitation data and create an annual precipitation map using ArcGIS Notebooks Identify gaps in wheat production Improve data quality with attribute rules Investigate how nitrogen impacts the environment Load data into the ArcGIS utility network As always, your feedback on learning resources is appreciated. We want to create resources that will help you and your students, so please let us know if there is a topic you’d like to see covered or if you’re having trouble with any of these resources. ... View more

人口数据是GIS用户的基础many disciplines, including geography, urban planning, health, and business, among others. Esri provides a variety of demographic and consumer data in GIS-friendly formats, including feature layers in the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World, the ArcGIS Business Analyst web app, the ArcGIS GeoEnrichment Service, and tabular formats for use in other data tools. Esri’s data offerings include U.S. Census data from the decennial census and the American Community Survey formatted for use in ArcGIS, as well as current year estimates and 5-year projections for population, household, income, and work characteristics. They also include consumer spending and lifestyle segmentation data. Earlier this year, the Demographics Data team released 2022 updates for these datasets: Esri Updated Demographics: annual current-year and five-year forecasts of key demographic topics. Esri Tapestry Segmentation: classifies neighborhoods as unique consumer markets. Esri Consumer Spending: current-year and five-year forecasts of household spending. Esri Market Potential: consumer demand for product and services. U.S. Census 2010 and 2000 data converted into U.S. Census 2020 geography and expanded to over 1,000 attributes. American Community Survey (ACS) 2016-2020 data: the latest 5-year data from the U.S. Census Bureau. The 2022 Esri Data release is particularly significant this year because the release of data from the 2020 United States Census has been delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic and new privacy rules. For more information about the 2022 Esri Demographic Data updates, see this announcement from the Demographics Data team. Map showing household income characteristics Esri Demographic Data are included in all Education Program offerings, including the Education Institution Agreement, Academic and Administrative Department Licenses, ArcGIS for Student Use, and the ArcGIS for Schools Bundle. Layers in the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World can be accessed in ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Pro and other apps for visualization and analysis. The Business Analyst Web app provides an easy-to-use experience for creating reports and infographics summarizing demographic data. In addition, the Education Institution Agreement (formerly known as the Education Site License) includes select Esri Demographic datasets in file geodatabase format for in-depth analysis and for integration with other apps. The “Esri Demographic Data for Educational Institutions” is updated annually and is available to download through MyEsri. To learn more about Esri Demographic Data, see “Understanding Esri’s Updated Demographics Data Portfolio” for an overview of the data development methods and other details. For tutorials and training, check out these curated lists of resources on Learn ArcGIS and Esri Academy. ... View more

We’re pleased to announce several products are being added to your Esri Educational Institution Agreement, including ArcGIS Drone2Map Standard, ArcGIS Image for ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Knowledge, and ArcGIS Workflow Manager Server - Advanced. ArcGIS Drone2Map Standard processes drone-captured imagery on your computer to create 2D outputs for mapping, analysis, and sharing. ArcGIS Image for ArcGIS Online is a complete software as a service (SaaS) offering for hosting, analyzing, and streaming imagery and raster collections. ArcGIS Knowledge is enterprise knowledge graph software that enables users to explore and analyze spatial, nonspatial, unstructured, and structured data together to accelerate decision-making. ArcGIS Workflow Manager Server is a workflow management system that streamlines your GIS production process by automating and simplifying the performance and management of location-enabled work. These products are available for both academic and administrative uses. Accessing licenses Licenses for Drone2Map for use with ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Image for ArcGIS Online are accessed through your ArcGIS Online organizations. Licenses for Drone2Map for use with ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Knowledge, and ArcGIS Workflow Manager Server will be accessed through MyEsri. Resources and best practices A variety of training and other resources are available to help you get started with these products: ArcGIS Drone2Map ArcGIS Image for ArcGIS Online ArcGIS Knowledge ArcGIS Workflow Manager Server ... View more

商业无人机可能增加100000个工作岗位。S. economy by 2025 according to Business Insider and the Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) and many institutions are incorporating drones into their geospatial programs to prepare students for these careers. We’re happy to announce that we’ve updated Education Program ArcGIS Drone2Map offerings to increase access to Drone2Map and support the use of drones at all levels, for learning, research, and administration. ArcGIS Drone2Map is an app that processes drone imagery directly on a laptop or desktop computer to create GIS-ready data for mapping and analysis, with no internet connection required. It integrates with the ArcGIS system, including ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, and ArcGIS Enterprise for additional analysis and to share data with others. With the latest release (June 2022), Drone2Map is now available at two levels: Standard and Advanced. Existing Education Program Drone2Map licenses will be upgraded to Drone2Map Advanced at the current price. In addition, Drone2Map Standard will be added to the Education Institution Agreement at no cost and will be included in the ArcGIS for Schools license at no cost. What’s the difference between Drone2Map Standard and Drone2Map Advanced? ArcGIS Drone2Map Standard enables users to easily process overlapping nadir images to create accurate 2D orthomosaics, digital surface models, and digital terrain models. It’s ideal for workflows in natural resource management and agriculture. ArcGIS Drone2Map Advanced includes everything in Drone2Map Standard and adds the ability to create 3D reality mapping products such as point clouds and textured meshes from nadir and oblique images, all processed with the powerful SURE for ArcGIS. It’s ideal for workflows in engineering, construction, and utilities. Data captured from a drone. What version of Drone2Map is available in my institution’s Esri license? Education Institutional Agreement Drone2Map Standard is now included with the Education Institution Agreement (formerly known as Education Site License). This agreement includes Drone2Map licenses for both academic and administrative uses throughout an institution. ArcGIS Drone2Map Academic License Drone2Map Advanced is now included with the ArcGIS Drone2Map Academic License. The license provides 5, 50, 100 or 500 licenses for academic uses and can be added to an Education Institution Agreement or an Academic Department License. ArcGIS Drone2Map Administrative Use License Drone2Map Advanced is now included with the ArcGIS Drone2Map Administrative Use License. The license provides 5, 50 or 100 licenses for administrative uses and can be added to an Education Institution Agreement or an Administrative Use Department License. ArcGIS for Schools Advanced License Drone2Map Standard is now included with the ArcGIS for Schools Advanced License for academic use. Yes, we know that can be confusing. Think of it this way: if your ArcGIS for Schools license includes ArcGIS Pro, it also includes Drone2Map Standard. Learn more Visit the Imagery and Remote Sensing in Higher Education page to find learning resources and to see how drones and other remote sensing technologies are used in higher education. Learn how students at Clark Magnet High School use drones and imagery in their career and technical education (CTE) curriculum. Explore training from Esri Academy for Drone2Map Explore lessons from Learn ArcGIS for Drone2Map ... View more

We’re so excited to see you at the Education Summit @ Esri UC and the User Conference! This opportunity to learn from and with you is the highlight of our year. And we’re thrilled to be with you in real life again!! We want to share some tips for making the most of your conference experience. There’s a great post on Esri Community in which several conference veterans share their tips for newbies. (Even if you’ve attended several times, we’re all probably a little out of practice and could use a refresher.) Some common themes are: Plan ahead and select at least 2 options for each session block in case a session is full Attend special interest group meetings and social events to meet new people and build your network Spend time in the Expo to get your questions answered and learn about new technologies and trends Dress for comfort (have a light jacket or sweater, wear comfortable shoes) To help you choose which sessions to attend, several teams curate lists of sessions and other events around a particular industry, product, or topic. Here are a few we recommend: Education Sessions and Activities UC22 Flier Esri Young Professionals Network (YPN) UC22 Flier Sustainable World Sessions and Activities UC22 Flier ArcGIS Online at the 2022 Esri User Conference Flyer Indoor GIS: UC 2022 Agenda Flier You can also search and filter the online agendas to find sessions of interest. Pro Tip: Log in to save sessions of interest to your profile, making them easier to find again later. Education Summit detailed agenda User Conference detailed agenda Before heading to special interest group meetings and social events, create a personal “elevator pitch.” Be able to introduce yourself and say what interests you in half a minute. Include an intriguing fun fact. And be sure to ask others what interests them. Education Summit Special Interest Group meetings User Conference Special Interest Group meetings User Conference Regional User Group meetings User Conference socials The Expo is a great place to meet with Esri staff who can address your specific needs and answer questions about learning resources, dive deep into product capabilities, assist with licensing and customer service issues, and more. Swing by the Education Zone to meet with us or just say hi – we’d love to catch up with you. If you have other tips to share with you peers, please add them here! ... View more

你听说过“终身learning” – the ongoing pursuit of knowledge for personal or professional development. Because the GIS industry is so dynamic in terms of both technological change and growth in application areas (e.g., health, public safety, infrastructure), lifelong learning is key to career success. Wondering where to begin? A wide range of resources from 2-minute video tutorials to professional certificates and masters degrees are available. Choosing the right resources for your needs depends in part on understanding your goals. A distinction is often made between “training” focused on learning the skills one needs to do a job and “education” focused on broad, conceptual understanding. Daniel Burrus summarizes the distinction concisely: “You train people for performance. You educate people for understanding.” Both are valuable. Learning to solve a short-term problem often can be addressed with training while learning to design or change an entire system is often better addressed through education. Below are resources progressing from shorter, training-focused activities to longer, education-focused activities. Tutorials Esri Academy includes many free hands-on tutorials ranging in length from 30 minutes to 2 hours. Many Esri Press books include tutorials ArcGIS Pro “quick start” hands-on tutorials range in length from 15 to 60 minutes. ArcGIS Developer Tutorials are hands-on activities for learning to build apps Esri Academy Training Seminars are videos ranging in length from 30 to 60 minutes. GeoTech Center’s Concept Modules and Demonstration Videos range in length from 15 to 30 minutes. Many colleges/universities publish free GIS tutorials online; search “GIS tutorial” in a web browser or YouTube. If you want to learn a specific skill, add it to your search (e.g., GIS hotspot tutorial). Workshops Many professional associations and GIS user groups offer workshops as part of an annual conference, and many colleges/universities offer workshops through a continuing education/extension unit. Many Esri User Groups list workshops under the heading ‘Education’, ‘Events’, or ‘Training’. Professional associations such as URISA, ASPRS, NACo, and many others also list workshops under ‘Education’, ‘Events’, or ‘Training’. For the purpose of this blog, a workshop is rather arbitrarily defined as an episodic experience, in contrast to a course that has regular offerings. Courses Colleges/universities as well as commercial entities offer courses of varying lengths (from a few hours to several weeks) and varying formats (online, hybrid, instructor-led). In many cases, courses contribute towards the completion of a credential such as a certificate or degree. Many college/university GIS courses can be found with a web search or by searching the institution’s website. MOOC providers such as Udemy, Coursera, and edX offer GIS courses. Esri Academy offers web courses, instructor-led courses, and MOOCs. Several Esri Partners offer courses; one with a unique model is Bootcamp GIS, which follows the model of coding bootcamps. Credentials and degrees Hundreds of colleges and universities offer certificate and degree programs; you can search by specialty (e.g., GeoInt, resource management, data science), location or format. The GeoTech Center National Program Finder provides a directory of certificate and degree programs in the United States. Esri offers a Technical Certification Program that validates expertise in Esri products. The GIS Certification Institute offers the GISP certification program based on a combination of education, experience, ethics, and contributions to the profession. I hope blog this provides a helpful starting point, and I welcome comments and suggestions on additional resources for GIS training and education, especially collections of resources available outside the United States. ... View more

我们想要了解更多关于如何学习ArcGIS浅色印花布ns are currently used in higher education and how they can be improved to better meet your needs as educators. If you currently use Learn ArcGIS lessons, could you please participate in this survey? If you’re not already familiar with them, Learn ArcGIS lessons are hands-on tutorials ranging from 20 minutes to 4 hours in length. They teach GIS skills using real-world scenarios. All data is provided and lessons are kept up-to-date with current software. Lessons are published by Esri under a Creative Commons license. Reuse and adaptation for educational purposes is permitted. ... View more

为什么每一个职业建议强调im列表portance of a strong professional network? Glassdoor states that nearly 85% of employees found or obtained their job through networking. What may be less obvious is that your professional network also helps you succeed once you’ve found a job. How so? Your network is an importance source of knowledge. Rather than trying to learn everything yourself, you can tap into the knowledge of dozens or hundreds of people. Social connections make people happier and healthier, improving work performance. Your network improves your creativity and helps spur innovation. A diverse network introduces you to a wide range of ideas which can lead to new solutions, giving you and your organization an advantage. Social connections make people happier and healthier. Two great ways to build your professional network are joining Esri Young Professionals Network on LinkedIn and attending the Esri UC. We have special conference registration rates for both students and Young Professional Network members. The UC brings together thousands of GIS professionals from a range of industries. You’ll see how diverse the uses of GIS can be and might discover new career paths you didn’t know existed. Be sure to work on your ‘elevator pitch’ before the event – you should be able to introduce yourself and say what interests you in 30 seconds. Include an intriguing fun fact and be sure to ask others what interests them to get the conversation going. Whether you’re just starting your career or looking for growth opportunities, cultivating strong professional relationships will benefit you both professionally and personally. ... View more

为什么每一个职业建议强调im列表portance of a strong professional network? Glassdoor states that nearly 85% of employees found or obtained their job through networking. What may be less obvious is that your professional network also helps you succeed once you’ve found a job. How so? Your network is an importance source of knowledge. Rather than trying to learn everything yourself, you can tap into the knowledge of dozens or hundreds of people. Social connections make people happier and healthier, improving work performance. Your network improves your creativity and helps spur innovation. A diverse network introduces you to a wide range of ideas which can lead to new solutions, giving you and your organization an advantage. Social connections make people happier and healthier Two great ways to build your professional network are joining Esri Young Professionals Network on LinkedIn and attending the Esri UC. We have special conference registration rates for both students and Young Professional Network members. The UC brings together thousands of GIS professionals from a range of industries. You’ll see how diverse the uses of GIS can be and might discover new career paths you didn’t know existed. Be sure to work on your ‘elevator pitch’ before the event – you should be able to introduce yourself and say what interests you in 30 seconds. Include an intriguing fun fact and be sure to ask others what interests them to get the conversation going. Whether you’re just starting your career or looking for growth opportunities, cultivating strong professional relationships will benefit you both professionally and personally. ... View more

你有试过Esri学院的学习计划吗?李尔王ning Plans provide a sequence of courses on topics such as map design or spatial data science. Plans can be assigned to students or used to guide your own learning. You can start with a plan designed by Esri's curriculum team or create your own. “Fundamentals” plans provide great introductions to GIS concepts and specific applications: GIS Fundamentals Fundamentals of Mapping and Visualization Spatial Analysis and Data Science Fundamentals ArcGIS Online Fundamentals ArcGIS Pro Fundamentals In addition, the Esri curriculum team has created several new learning plans that may be of interest: Distance Analysis Essentials: Learn powerful ArcGIS Spatial Analyst techniques for analyzing distance between locations using cost-weighted distance surfaces. ArcGIS Business Analyst Essentials: Learn to use Business Analyst Pro for customer and competitor analysis, territory design, target marketing, and site evaluation. ArcGIS API for Python Fundamentals: Learn to streamline analysis, manage content, and administer Web GIS using Python. ArcGIS Enterprise Fundamentals: Get started with ArcGIS Enterprise and learn to support operational workflows across your organization. ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes Essentials: Learn how microservices and containerization provide a cloud-native architecture for ArcGIS Enterprise emphasizing scalability, resilience, and maintainability. ArcGIS Online: Administration Essentials: Learn workflows for common administrative tasks covering members, content, configuration, and monitoring of your ArcGIS Online organization. Learning Plans contain a variety of resources, including web courses, videos, and instructor-led courses. Plans can be modified to meet your needs, and plans are frequently updated by Esri’s curriculum team. And you can always find a list of new and updated resources in the catalog under the heading New and Retired Training. Over 20 courses have been updated to ArcGIS Pro version 2.9 in the past 60 days! If you have ideas or questions for the Esri Training team, please share them in the Esri Training Community. ... View more