Florida State University has placed the US State Department’s International Boundary Studies online. They are really useful for getting a high-level description of the history and delimitation of international boundaries around the world. Most often the studies will not have any maps, but the text will have a description of the boundaries. Check it out!
Took a lot of pictures on your summer road trip? Why not share it using a story map? Check out this blog post on how to do that.
GIS Analyst I/II – City of Escondido
Insights for ArcGIS Product Engineer – ESRI, Redlands
Geospatial Engineer – ESRI, Redlands
GIS Integration Analyst – Los Angeles area
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
