For many of us, there’s a 10-20 minute block each and every day, typically around 10 or 10:30 AM when we grab a cup, kick back for a few minutes and chill with a hot cup of coffee, tea or a favorite beverage of some sort. But what if we spend that time learning, upgrading […]
Urban Planning Sees Greater Situational Awareness with UAV Data and 3D Design Models
There’s no disputing the technological advances and the seemingly endless uses and benefits of UAV / Drone technology. Case in point, Facebook has a plan to map every building on earth, China is measuring air pollution readings, and countless industries (think Amazon) are seriously looking at drone delivery – extend that use case to emergency […]
GEO Jobe, to Present at 5th Annual Mississippi Geospatial Conference
GEO Jobe, is pleased to be an event sponsor, exhibitor, and will be presenting ArcGIS Online solutions and Services at the 2017 Mississippi Geospatial Conference, Oct 19-20, 2017
Walking Around the Esri Startup Zone and Exploring New Apps in the ArcGIS Marketplace
Have you been to ESRIUC yet? The annual Esri mega-event is a must attend for anyone working with Esri technology or thinking about adopting Geo technology. The UC is a huge event, with so much to see, do and hear, there’s simply no way to describe it all in one short blog post. Something of […]
5 Things on Friday #50 – ArcGIS Pro Guide, Wine Country Devastation, Revised State Boundary Maps
Welcome once again to our fun, Friday GEO Tips, aka. 5 Things on Friday (Oh, and shout out to our friend @whatleydude for the inspiration for this series). This week’s tips include: a look at how students are using GeoDesign concepts to help with urban planning and development, a handy guide to help make the […]
ArcGIS Pro Updates – A Patch to 2.0.1, Convert 2D maps to 3D Scenes and more
ArcGIS Pro 2.0, Esri’s next-generation desktop GIS, was released this past summer and is available from My Esri – recall, ArcGIS Pro is the future for Esri product development and all efforts will be going into it moving forward. From Esri, “ArcGIS Pro 2.0 brings more of your highly requested workflows to the table, features […]
Construction and Surveying Industries Seeing Reduced Costs, Increased Productivity by Adopting UAV Technology
Our GEO Jobe UAV crew has been busy flying jobs for a variety of clients recently, including UAV and aerial mapping for construction projects and new residential / neighborhood developments, College campus sites and school facilities, utilities inspection, mines, a marina, and more. Perhaps even more interesting to some of you, surveyors and the surveying […]
New Esri Interactive Map Tracks Northern California Wildfires and Shares Traffic Updates
Recall, we recently shared a blog post that prodvided pointers to public wildfire incident updates along with 10 useful wildfire maps and webmaps of interest. Building on this, Esri has just shared details of another new map to help inform the public. Using live data from USGS and Waze, this Esri interactive map visualizes active […]
NorCal Wildfire Maps – Resources, WebMaps and WildFire Public Information Updates
Sadly we are once again witnessing another terrible tragedy unfolding, this time in the Northern California wine country region just north of San Francisco, CA. The wildfires ravaging the area are fast moving, deadly, and violent and we hope our friends and colleagues in the area are all safe. There’s many resources to help inform […]
GEO Jobe Welcomes New Project Manager, Daniel Menikheim, to the Team
GEO Jobe is pleased to welcome our newest hire, Daniel Menikheim, to the team in the role of Project Manager.