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ArcGIS 10.4.1 Now Available
Just received an email that ArcGIS 10.4.1 is now available to download. If you have current maintenance, you can download it from https://my.esri.com.
Here is a list of issues addressed in the 10.4.1 release.
CalGIS 2016 Thoughts and Tweets
Jeff Orton, the President of Central Cal URISA, did a brief write-up on the CalGIS conference in Anaheim. Check it out.
Top 10 Takeaways from the ESRI DevSummit
Didn’t get to go to the ESRI Developer Summit in Palm Springs? Here is a recap of the top technology takeaways with some videos as well. Looks like ArcGIS API 4.0 for JavaScript and Vector Tile Maps will be a big thing this year. Check it out.
Oblique Imagery of the West Coast
The National Geodetic Survey (NGS) deployed the NOAA Office of Marine and Aviation Operation’s King Air aircraft to complete the collection of geo-referenced oblique imagery of the West Coast. More than 3,000 images were collected from the U.S.-Mexico border to Cape Flattery, WA. The imagery will be used to assess impacts of the ongoing El Niño event in several NOS mission areas, including navigation and coastal zone management. Continue reading
LA County Park Needs Assessment Published
Our friends over at LA County have announced that the Park Needs Assessment has been published. You can download the executive summary or the full report. Continue reading
GIS Certification 2016 Survey
For what its worth, at least take the survey to tell them what you think of GIS certification.
For more info, see the LA County Enterprise GIS posting about it here.
USGS Hydrography Seminar 8
The U.S. Geological Survey is hosting the eighth in a series of webinars on hydrography on Thursday May 19, 2016 at 2:00 PM ET. The topic of this webinar will be lidar technology and implications for hydrology and hydrography. High-quality hydrographic data are critical to a broad range of government and private applications.
ASPRS Aerial Data Catalog
The American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) has a new tool and is provided as a free service to the communities that utilize aerial photography. The tool is called the ASPRS Aerial Data Catalog and is a means to locate aerial photography from private companies, universities, states, NGOs, and federal sources. The catalog contains metadata allowing users to determine if coverage exists over an area of interest. The acquisition date, film type, sensor type, and scale are also provided along with the supplier contact information. Continue reading
Zika Virus Map
Check out this interactive Zika Virus Outbreak map and timeline. You can map other outbreaks as well from their main page at Healthmap.org.
