In the summer of 2014 the City of Rio Rancho’s GIS section began beta testing the ArcGIS Web Application builder. The builder creates a simple foundation for the deployment of HTML/JavaScript applications that can be hosted either by ESRI (via ArcGIS Online) or on your local webserver. The City had… Continue reading
When updating a recent story map we wanted to include a mailto: tag but I couldn’t find an email link in the hosted story map tool. After some internet sleuthing I realized I was making it harder than it needed to be. When editing your story map, click on the… Continue reading
Impacts of September 2013 Flooding in New Mexico story map focuses on the impacts of the rain event that took place between September 10 and 18, 2013 that caused extensive flooding and record stream flows across the State resulting in two Presidential Disaster Declarations totaling more than $18 million. This… Continue reading
ESRI made a free ArcGIS extension—ArcHydro—useful for water resources applications, including analyzing hydrology and watershed models. It can be used to delineate watersheds with either raster or vector data, analyze hydro networks and terrain, perform attribute-based tracing, and export numerical data models. Nine tools are found in an Arc Hydro… Continue reading
