Category Archives: Analysis

GIS Day 2021

To celebrate GIS day this year, we decided to take a deep dive into the coding and software libraries that drive end user applications (like ArcMap). Continue reading

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Banks ENV Data + Quire

You spoke and we listened. Banks ENV Data is now integrated with Quire – the cloud based report writing application. If you are already a Quire user, choose the Banks option when ordering data for your next report and add … Continue reading

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Draw and Edit Feature Class in ArcGIS Pro

This is part 2 in our how-to series for ArcGIS Pro. Check out our previous post on georeferencing here: Georeferencing A Site Map One of the most notable differences between ESRI’s ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Pro is the process used … Continue reading

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Innovations in Geography – Understanding Communities through GIS

During the 2016 Texas GIS Forum hosted by TNRIS, Dr. Nazgol Bagheri made history as the first female keynote.  Dr. Bagheri is a trained architect and urban planner currently serving as an Assistant Professor in Department of Political Science and … Continue reading

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El Niño to bring rain to California

El Niño, also known as the El Niño Southern Oscillation, is a climatic condition where warm waters in the pacific alter weather patterns across the globe. In the United States, this typically results in dryer than average winters for the … Continue reading

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Happy Labor Day!

Everyone loves a long weekend in late summer. But how did this holiday and treasured American tradition come into being? According to the Department of Labor, “Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a creation of the labor movement … Continue reading

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