A byproduct of asking @John_M_Nelson to create a map for your book project is seeing the work resurface in so many useful ways. Learn about the efforts of #conservationinternational to protect the ocean environments of Salas y Gómez and Nazca Ridges at https://t.co/otiojgTxdW
If you just joined @kennethfield and I for a rapid-fire series of demos at @EsriUC, or you missed it, you can find my bits here:
https://t.co/U2mKOYkUMh
(Ken can't be bothered to share his, objectively better, portion)
Happy #EsriUC! We can't wait to see you tomorrow morning at the Science Symposium where you will receive a free copy of GIS for Science Vol 3. Start exploring chapter resources below⬇️July 15, 6:45 AM
https://t.co/aIChq92kUj
@kennethfield I know I'm supposed to obsessing over election results, but being a longtime https://t.co/oXE86UsTdc customer, the best thing about your tweet was the photo of https://t.co/Fyzn2iWdnA products. Down the rabbit hole I go. Cool project BTW.
@John_M_Nelson This map was created by John to illustrate a chapter on rainforest conservation work being conducted by the University of Redlands in the book GIS for Science, Vol. 1.
https://t.co/1YuXpvl0lx
@_ChrisJAndrews It's really true and seems particularly acute at this moment in ArcGIS evolution because of how rapidly Esri rolls new features into the suite. These kinds of blogs help a lot.
@kennethfield Oh man, what a great spot to be watching from. Love that big hill before turn 1. Hoping Verstappen and Red Bull can give HAM some real competition next year.
@epunt Good job. Couple of years ago I was up there and that sign was in 2 pieces. Glad to see someone fixed it up properly. Maybe they'll put it on a post next.