Moving content from one ArcGIS Organization to another can be a large undertaking. Fortunately, GEO Jobe has experience helping navigate this process. This guide outlines the recommended best practices for cloning, based on the experience of several support technicians, the application developers who design GEO Jobe’s products, and our Enterprise team. Please read through this […]
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Take Advantage of these New Features in ArcGIS Field Maps
Since the retirement of ArcGIS Collector in December of 2021, ArcGIS Field Maps has gotten its fair share of enhancements. Data collection forms are now incredibly customizable and there have been additional upgrades included in the app itself, such as the option to use geofences. The transition to Field Maps is simple, once you become […]
Take a Spooky Tour of your Favor Haunt
It’s the Spookiest Time of the Year The heat and humidity of summer is finally beginning to give way to the cooler, crisper air of fall. We get to dust off our skeletons, pumpkins and cauldrons; all while we get ready for the thrills and chills of the Halloween season. I in particular love to […]
Get to Know Your Toolbox – Tools Used to Cache Imagery in ArcGIS Pro and Publish to ArcGIS Online!
Do you have imagery you would like to upload to ArcGIS Online for a basemap? Well, this article is going to take you through the steps to get you there. Come with me as we create you a custom basemap! Prepping your Imagery The first step in caching imagery is to create a mosaic dataset […]
Computer Vision and Convolutional Neural Networks in ArcGIS
Recently, GEO Jobe explored image-based neural networks with GIS technology and maps. Convolutional Neural Networks, or CNNs, are a machine learning application that utilizes imagery to train a model to detect and classify objects in other imagery datasets. “Computer vision (CV) enables computers and systems to derive meaningful information from digital images, videos, and other […]
Get to Know Your Toolbox – ArcGIS Pro’s Minimum Bounding Geometry Tool
As part of our tool series, this article will discuss a fundamental tool you may have never heard of, called the Minimum Bounding Geometry. I recently helped a client with a simple request. They wanted to have a polygon drawn around groups of points by an attribute value but didn’t want to construct the polygons […]
2022 Esri User Conference – What Not to Miss!
The Esri User Conference (UC) is an annual event, and this year it will be held July 11th-15th at the San Diego Convention Center. The conference will bring together members of the Esri User Community from across the globe. It is a great opportunity to stay up to date on new technology, learn what’s coming […]
Say Goodbye to Paper Maps and Think Digital!
Do you ever wish you could just make the updates to your maps and everyone has access to it? Whether it’s downloading the shapefile or viewing the map itself? With ArcGIS Online all this is possible! In your ArcGIS Online account, you can create a custom interactive map for others to search, view, and even […]
Get to Know Your Toolbox – Map Series in ArcGIS Pro
The Map Series, in my opinion, is one of the most underrated tools in ArcGIS Pro. It is a fantastic way to customize reports that summarize data within a polygon layer. The ability to use queries and dynamic text that provide answers to the questions being asked for multiple areas of interest is a breeze. […]
Same Tools, Different Worlds
Have you ever laid in the grass on a warm summer night and looked up at the stars and wondered about what was waiting out in all that darkness? Did you ever wonder what it would be like to walk on another world and look back at our blue-green world through another sky? I have […]