If Shark Week has you wondering whether you should stay out of the water, a shark map may be just what you need. Check out this interactive map with animated shark tracks and commercial fishing activity on the East Coast.
ESRI blogged about their entire mid-year release of their software. To discover what’s new in ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Enterprise, and their ArcGIS Apps, extensions, and developer tools, click here!
Between 1956 and 1974 those living in Los Angeles had little idea that they were surrounded by numerous nuclear warheads. 16 Nike missile sites as well as radar and control sites were established to defend the Los Angeles area, just in case Russia decided to send their bombers our way. Read about it and more on the Cold War LA website!
Part-time GIS Intern – City of Irvine
GIS Student Internship – City of El Cajon
Senior GIS Analyst – City of Riverside
GIS Specialist – Irvine area
Here is a great example on how to use bivariate mapping and color hues to show two subjects that are compared in one map.
The Big Ten Academic Alliance Geoportal is a project that aims to make geospatial resources more discoverable and accessible to scholars. The Geoportal aggregates publicly-available geospatial resources, which are curated by librarians and specialists at twelve universities in the Big Ten Academic Alliance. These resources include GIS datasets, digitized historical maps, and web services, and each item is also accompanied by descriptive metadata along with links to download or view the full resource. They are easily searchable by both text and map and they can also be browsed by place, data type, and subject. The Geoportal’s resources include locations worldwide (including Antarctica), though their coverage is most extensive in the United States. It should be noted that this site does not itself host any data; instead, it serves as a one-stop shop that connects users to data hosted by numerous separate websites. Check it out!
For those of you that missed the ESRI User Conference last week, you can view the Plenary videos by clicking below.
They should have some of the workshop videos online soon.
GIS Specialist I – Riverside County Flood Control, Riverside
Transit Analyst and Transit Associate – City of Glendale
GIS Analyst – Delano area
Geospatial Developer – San Diego area
The National Geospatial Advisory Committee (NGAC) held their summer meeting June 26-27, 2018 at the Department of the Interior, Washington, DC. The NGAC is a Federal Advisory Committee (FACA) to the Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC). The role of the NGAC is to provide advice and recommendations related to the national geospatial program and the development of the National Spatial Data Infrastructure. A summary of the meeting can be found here.
EDF Renewables has a full-time Geospatial Developer position that is open in their Applications Development & GIS Department in San Diego. The Geospatial Developer would be responsible for technical tasks directly related to geospatial application programming, GIS task automation scripting, database systems and customer interactive mapping development. Also maintains and supports existing applications in addition to the development new desktop, web and mobile applications and tools.
For more information and to apply, visit their posting on LinkedIn.
