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 📝 Getting Started with ArcGIS Notebooks With our Python webinar around the corner, this blog on ArcGIS notebooks is worth revisiting for anyone new to coding or looking to sharpen their skills: https://lnkd.in/ezQ9yUSK 📌 What you’ll learn: What ArcGIS Notebooks are Step-by-step instructions to create your first Notebook and map Essential coding tips for Python beginners 🔗Find out more at the upcoming Python webinar: https://lnkd.in/edVrVsGN #ArcGIS #Python #CodingForBeginners

After a summer filled with sport, let’s reminisce and look at where the Summer Games has previously been hosted before returning to Los Angeles after 44 years. The 1984 Los Angeles games saw the first ever women’s marathon, Carl Lewis make history and synchronised swimming was introduced. Explore our latest map which journeys through time and visualises where the Summer Games has been hosted since 1984, before the games return to Los Angeles again in 2028: https://lnkd.in/eqqzbhyu

ThinkGIS Autumn 2024 is here! This edition is packed with insightful stories from organisations across a range of industries, showcasing how they’re using GIS technology to drive innovation, solve complex challenges, and shape the future. Whether you’re in environmental management, urban planning, or public services, you’ll find something valuable in this edition. Download your free copy today and dive into the latest advancements, success stories, and trends shaping the world of GIS. Stay informed, inspired, and ahead of the curve with ThinkGIS Autumn 2024: https://lnkd.in/enM3UQ_M

Looking to customise and expand your use of ArcGIS? Join our webinar to learn about using Python to elevate your workflows! 🐍🗺️ Starting with the basics of scripting and progressing to more advanced techniques, this webinar is suitable for all. Join us on the 24th October at 11am. Register Now! https://lnkd.in/e4TJAfBr

 ArcGIS 🤝 Geofencing Our Esri UK Tech Blog is full of tips and tricks and in the spotlight this week is Geofencing: https://lnkd.in/eSjCYrGd We’re showcasing: ⛔️ What geofencing is and what it can do 🚗 Real time bus data in ArcGIS Velocity using geofencing to monitor buses entering and exit bus stops, informing real time bus times for passengers. 📱Support and alerts for mobile workers when they enter/exit specified areas to keep them safe whilst on site.

Don’t miss this exclusive free event at techUK in London next Tuesday 22 October at 4.30-6.30pm! Join techUK's CEO Julian David, talking with Stuart Bonthrone, CEO of Esri UK, in a fireside chat followed by a networking drinks reception. This session of techUK’s CEO series will explore Esri UK’s growth journey, Stuart’s leadership principles and how Esri technology can be used to build a better future. Also open to non-techUK members, simply create a free account to register for the event. Book your free place here: https://lnkd.in/eGPMTpay

Have you registered for the Esri European Energy Resources GIS Conference, 5-6 November, London? Join the petroleum, pipeline, & renewable energy communities to gain key technical updates that advance success in their respective industries. Register here: https://lnkd.in/emxX4NYf

If you saw our Annual Conference opening plenary, you’ll have seen Captain Aled steer us through an introduction to ArcGIS Workflow Manager. In our latest blog we’re back on-board for a more detailed tour of this exciting capability. Workflow Manager makes it easy chart out the steps and branches of your project workflows to bring a consistent approach. Combining GIS steps and non-GIS steps brings that bit of spatial smartness to scheduling and completing jobs. Workflow Manager has intuitive tools across three pillars: Design, Manage and Work. Read more here in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/eFef9ebE

Sustainable development is the blueprint for building stronger biodiversity. 🌿🦋Join us, Oxygen Conservation, and host Katharine Hayhoe, for a live panel discussion on how GIS can support conservation and restoration efforts. https://lnkd.in/e2MpwxcS Thursday October 31, 3:00pm GMT #COP16 #BiodiversityNetGain

Mark Wells, Esri UK’s CTO, discusses how the democratisation of imagery data is giving more organisations an unprecedented view of the world in this Information Age article. Simplifying access to imagery is supporting data-driven information strategies with highly accurate digital representations of the physical world. AI, deep learning and digital twins at country scale are just some of the trends explored, with examples from the National Trust and Lincolnshire County Council. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ehUU6z56