The new release of ESRI ArcGIS Explorer (build 1200) builds on ints intutive design,improving access to geo-processing services and expanding available maps in the Basemap gallery.ArcGIS Explorer is a free,downloadable globe viewer with GIS functionality.The release features a new Analysis Gallery that allows the users to directly connect to and use geo-processing services.To use advanced analytical tools,users can click the tool in the new gallery.Additionally,the Basemap Gallery has been updated to offer new ArcGIS Online imagery as well as topographic and street maps services(aerials,hybrid and roads)are build right into ArcGIS explorer and are ready to use with no registration required.
The Basemap Gallery has been improved with the new Manage My Basemaps option.Users can now customise the Basemap gallery by adding or removing basemaps from it or even changing the thumbnail image associated with each basemap.The new release also supports enhanced layer package propoerties,improved feature labels,and the ability to fly along user-defined paths.
I hope this article will be informative to all.
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Rajashree
http://www.dimensionigis.com/
Monday, May 17, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
NEW TRENDS-----------------------GIS
Hi All,
We are back after a long time and herein I have brought for you to read the new trends
in the GIS Market. As we all know that India is registering strong growth despite global economic slowdown and it augers good for geospatial industry as well. The industry is unanimously positive about the growth of geospatial in the country as we see the increase in projects from the international market.
GIS has proven itself from our past experience in the utility as a being the tool for representing real-world conditions on digital/electronic media that remotely monitors and manipulates asset related data and quickly represents linkages and inter relationships between the assets. It not only visualizes the current demands and priorities but also effectively with a globally dispersed team.
GIS technology not only saves time but also allows several alternatives to carry out the task on hand quickly and cost effectively.
The latest trends coming up in the GIS market are:
Census 2011 will be a GIS-based DSS
Use of GIS in Olympic 2010
Use of GIS in Metro trains in Mumbai and Delhi
Use of GIS Disaster Management
I have a long list of these which will no doubt keep on increasing day by day as the GIS market will grow.
I will back with articles on all these trends,till then visit us @www.dimensionigis.com.
As I always say KEEP BLOGGING!
Regards
Rajashree(rajashree.j@dimensioni.net)
Dimensioni GIS India
We are back after a long time and herein I have brought for you to read the new trends
in the GIS Market. As we all know that India is registering strong growth despite global economic slowdown and it augers good for geospatial industry as well. The industry is unanimously positive about the growth of geospatial in the country as we see the increase in projects from the international market.
GIS has proven itself from our past experience in the utility as a being the tool for representing real-world conditions on digital/electronic media that remotely monitors and manipulates asset related data and quickly represents linkages and inter relationships between the assets. It not only visualizes the current demands and priorities but also effectively with a globally dispersed team.
GIS technology not only saves time but also allows several alternatives to carry out the task on hand quickly and cost effectively.
The latest trends coming up in the GIS market are:
Census 2011 will be a GIS-based DSS
Use of GIS in Olympic 2010
Use of GIS in Metro trains in Mumbai and Delhi
Use of GIS Disaster Management
I have a long list of these which will no doubt keep on increasing day by day as the GIS market will grow.
I will back with articles on all these trends,till then visit us @www.dimensionigis.com.
As I always say KEEP BLOGGING!
Regards
Rajashree(rajashree.j@dimensioni.net)
Dimensioni GIS India
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