I was able to obtain donated ESRI GIS software each year from 1995 to 2011. Many of the maps that I show on this blog from 2008-2011 and earlier were created using that donation.
ESRI maintains a huge on-line library of resources. In this blog article ESRI introduces the most recent U.S. Census American Community Survey (ACS) which is available in the ArcGIS Living Atlas.
The direct link to the ACS Atlas Collection is here.
I started using ESRI software in 1995 (When I say "I", I really mean volunteers and part-time staff made the maps under my direction.) Below is an example of how I shared these at every Tutor/Mentor Leadership and Networking Conference.
Below is a visual essay showing how I've been using maps and why. Click here to open.
Is someone in your community creating maps like these and sharing them in their blog articles, newsletters and social media? If yes, send me the link.
Thanks for reading. Please connect with me on LinkedIn, BlueSky, Facebook, Instagram, Mastodon and/or Twitter. Find links on this page.
I depend on a small group of supporters for contributions that help me cover expenses. If you'd like to help, click here.
No comments:
Post a Comment