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Valley Center Municipal Water District (VCMWD) in northeast San Diego County, provides water, wastewater, and water recycling services to approximately 30,000 residents and commercial and agricultural customers. Esri partner, Quartic Solutions, helped VCMWD deploy ArcGIS Monitor, configure key metrics, and build a custom analysis view showcasing the water district’s most important resources and alerts. https://ow.ly/Sgyj50Y7FfI

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Valley Center Municipal Water District (VCMWD) in northeast San Diego County, provides water, wastewater, and water recycling services to approximately 30,000 residents and commercial and agricultural customers. Esri partner, Quartic Solutions, helped VCMWD deploy ArcGIS Monitor, configure key metrics, and build a custom analysis view showcasing the water district’s most important resources and alerts. https://ow.ly/lL2X50Y7bKA

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Better data = better migrations. Join Lee Johnston Jr. and Jordan Glavina as they share how GIS‑driven validation helps assessment teams lower costs and avoid surprises.

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A cross-border alliance is tackling Tijuana River pollution by using ArcGIS to prioritize high-impact restoration sites. This initiative leverages critical datasets from the California Open Data Portal, powered by #ArcGISHub. Read the story: ➡️ https://ow.ly/xzKX50Yf6iu

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Urban and Rural Planners, check out this video that addresses key challenges in our field, including: - Housing Capacity Planning - Streamlining Development Applications - Climate Change Resiliency - Rural Infill, Garden Suite, and Greenfield Development Planning This resource showcases how ArcGIS Urban can enhance your existing investments in Municipal Zoning, Infrastructure Mapping, and Open GIS Data. Explore the potential solutions and innovations presented in the video. Make better planning your 'new years resolution' in 2026. 😉 https://lnkd.in/gU8z6Ukh

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The Geospatial Professional Network has launched the 2025 GIS Management Survey, open through February 16, 2026. The survey is designed for all types of organizations (public sector, private companies, not-for profit organizations, universities) in the USA, Canada, and worldwide. It is meant not just for GPN members but all organizations supporting GIS programs and projects. The survey is designed to gather information from organizations using GIS technology, to learn about how they organize and manage GIS, and provide services to their users. All respondents will receive a report on survey results. https://lnkd.in/e4giMpii

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If you missed the webcast a few weeks ago, here is the recording of how Automating Paper Chart Production is done using the ArcGIS Platform. In this informative webinar, the Esri ArcGIS Maritime Team and SHOM (the French hydrographic office) delved into the automation features of the Custom Chart Builder (CCB) tool within ArcGIS Maritime. CCB is an online application that allows you to create printed navigational chart products instantly, using the most current electronic navigational chart (ENC) data. Have a watch 👇 - its impressive! #esri #arcgis #maritime #hyrographic #automation #paper #chart #production

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For many of us, #ArcMap was where we learned GIS, built our first maps, and shaped workflows that influenced entire organizations. As we say farewell, it’s worth pausing to recognize the foundation it laid for modern GIS. Read the blog: https://ow.ly/OAQF30sTXjf

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From precision agriculture to life-saving organ transplants, drones continue to play a critical role in mapping and beyond. Hear more in the latest episode of Esri + The Science of Where podcast. https://ow.ly/h9qA50Yrf6H

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Join Beau Legeer, MBA, Arkadiusz Szadkowski, and Yuji Kuwano from Esri's Global Imagery and Remote Sensing team for two sessions at the Esri Denver Region Open House next Thursday, September 25th. Register here while space is still open! https://lnkd.in/gpNGfcdf Session 1 Imagery and the Modern GIS Imagery and remote sensing are no longer just background layers in a GIS—they are foundational to how we understand and manage our world. Today’s modern GIS integrates imagery as a core data source, enabling organizations to capture, analyze, and visualize change with unprecedented precision. Proper management of imagery—through structured data pipelines, standards-based storage, and scalable access—ensures that this rich content is discoverable, interoperable, and ready for analysis. This disciplined approach unlocks the full potential of evolving technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, allowing automated feature extraction, pattern recognition, and predictive modeling at scale. In this talk, we will explore how imagery and remote sensing fit into the architecture of a modern GIS, discuss best practices for managing large and diverse imagery collections, and showcase how emerging AI-driven capabilities are transforming imagery from passive pixels into actionable intelligence. Session 2 Reality Mapping and You ·      Reality mapping is the process of creating accurate, high-resolution representations of the world—content that forms the foundation for both 2D and 3D GIS workflows. By capturing and processing data from a range of platforms—such as drones, aircraft, satellites, and mobile mapping systems—reality mapping produces detailed imagery, point clouds, and 3D meshes that power analysis, visualization, and decision-making. These products have applications across nearly every industry, from infrastructure management and environmental monitoring to urban planning and public safety. This session will explore the end-to-end reality mapping workflow, from data acquisition to product generation, highlighting the tools, techniques, and best practices that ensure quality and efficiency. Attendees will gain a clear understanding of how to integrate reality mapping into their own GIS workflows to create richer, more actionable geospatial content.

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