Road Ahead: ArcGIS Content Deane Kensok Sean Breyer.

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Road Ahead: ArcGIS Content Deane Kensok Sean Breyer

Workshop Agenda Overview of the Living Atlas Esri Content Portfolio - Overview - Road Map for 2016 and Beyond - Demos: Preview of Online Content Questions & Answers

Overview of the Living Atlas

Content is Integral to the ArcGIS Platform DesktopWebDevice ServerOnline Content and Services Portal Web GIS Apps Services Access

ArcGIS includes a Living Atlas of the World Maps and Layers from Esri and Thousands of Contributors … with Curated Content on Many Topics The Collection is growing and changing on a daily basis…

Living Atlas Content is Published by Esri, Users, and Partners Built by the ArcGIS Community and Curated by Esri Esri Content COMMUNITY MAPS User Content Partner Content

Accessing the Living Atlas through ArcGIS Multiple ways to Experience the Living Atlas of the World through ArcGIS Apps ArcGIS Online (ArcGIS.com) - Ready-to-Use Maps feature pages - Gallery: Esri Featured Content - Add Data: Browse Living Atlas Layers Living Atlas of the World Web App - Browse and preview maps, layers, and tools ArcGIS for Desktop - Open Web Maps and App Map Layers - Perform Analysis

Esri Content Portfolio

Esri Content Portfolio within Living Atlas

Current Hi-Res Coverage World Imagery What’s New and Plans for 2016 Added Levels of Detail to Support Very High Resolution - Support for imagery to L21 (7cm) or L23 (2cm), if available Updated Large Scale Imagery with Multiple Sources - Updated U.S. with NAIP 2015 imagery for 27 States (New!) - Continue to deploy imagery contributed by our user community - Country of Spain, States of Texas & Florida, Many Cities in US, CA, etc. Continue Updating & Expanding World Imagery Coverage - Considering options to update with new Commercial Imagery Introduce New version of World Imagery in GCS WGS84 Coordinate System! - Useful for Defense/Intelligence and Oil/Gas User Communities in Particular NAIP 2015 Imagery

World Imagery Enhancements Plans for 2016 and Beyond Update of DigitalGlobe Imagery in World Imagery - Multi-year subscription to DigitalGlobe’s Basemap +Vivid and Basemap +Metro products - Provides access to 50cm (or better) Imagery in US, Western Europe, 1m in Rest of World - Esri to begin publishing updated imagery later in 2016 (Q4) Latest Basemap +Metro Imagery in San Diego, CA

World Imagery Enhancements (continued) Continue to Publish Community Maps Imagery - Esri published imagery for approximately 100 communities (large and small in 2015) - Would like to grow publishing of community content in We currently have 150+ contributors providing over 16 million sq. km. of imagery - Opportunity to publish recent, high-res imagery down to 2cm resolution - Could be interesting new opportunities with Drone2Map imagery! SFWMD

Historical Imagery Plans to publish new historical imagery maps in the road ahead New Historical World Imagery Basemap - New Image or Tile Service that enables you to view Archived imagery - World Imagery that has been replaced over the past several years - Ability to see imagery published during or for a specific year New Historical Imagery layer, with initial coverage primarily for USA - Includes up to 4 million scenes provided by USGS dating back to 1930s - Natural Color, Black & White, Color Infrared - New Image Layer and Web Maps in Living Atlas - Browse through Historical Imagery Explorer web application - Update with additional historical imagery contributed over time

Basemaps What’s New and Plans for 2016 New Basemaps in Polar Projection - Arctic Oceans: ocean basemap for use in polar region - Arctic Imagery: imagery basemap in same projection - Uses standard projection accepted by NOAA, NGA, Oil & Gas - Recently updated with more recent Landsat scenes! - Antarctic Imagery: new imagery basemap available now! - Antarctic Oceans: coming soon in 2016 New World Hillshade Basemap - Designed to provide base layer for Vector Basemap styles New World Topo Base - Designed to provide base layer for 3D overlays

Esri Vector Basemaps New set of basemaps now available in Beta Release New Suite of Basemaps in Vector Format Built from the Same Source Data as our existing Basemaps Multiple Map Styles using One Set of Vector Tiles - Default styles from Esri can be Customized by Users - Customize layers, symbols, language, boundaries, …

Benefits of Vector Basemaps Delivering basemaps in vector tile format provides several benefits to users Faster to Load - Smaller maps = faster maps - Re-use same tiles for multiple styles More Interactive - Display at Any Scale - Rotate the Map / Live Text Very Customizable - Turn Layers On / Off - Client-side Live Styling (Accessible) - Change labels for different languages Look Great on Hi-Res Displays - Vector features and labels look sharper Easier to Update - Cache updates in minutes, hours - Smaller cache faster to update Better Supports Disconnected Use - Store Large Areas on Small Devices Other Map Projections (future) - Available in other projections (GCS WGS84) - Client-side Re-projection of Tiles

Road Map for Esri Vector Basemaps Beta Release (Q4 ’15 – Q4 ‘16) - “Beta 2” Release of Vector Basemap Services (Now!) - Worldwide coverage with updated set of map styles - Available for Developers using JavaScript 4.0, API (Now!) - Ability to create web app using standard or custom map styles Support in ArcGIS Online (Q4 ‘15 – Q3 ‘16) - Author Web Maps and Customize Map Styles (Now!) - Added to Basemap Gallery for ArcGIS.com (TBD) Support in ArcGIS Pro - Support for consuming vector tile maps (v1.3) - Support for creating tiles in other projections (v1.4) Support in ArcGIS Mobile Apps (Q3-Q4 ’16 to 2017) - Available for Online and Offline Use in Apps like Explorer, Collector

Roadmap for WGS84 Maps and Layers Planned New Suite of Basemaps in WGS84 Tiling Scheme World Imagery - “Beta” Release with Worldwide Coverage (Now!) World Elevation - New Terrain Service for Use in 3D (ETA Nov) - New World Hillshade Map for Use in 2D/3D (ETA Nov) Vector Basemaps - New Set of Vector Tile Layers with Multiple Styles (Q1 2017) - Dependent on capability to Create Tiles with ArcGIS Pro v1.4

Imagery and Basemap Updates

Demographic Maps What’s New and Plans for 2016 Demographics Now Integrated into the ArcGIS Platform - Mapping, Data Enrichment, Infographics, Reporting - Access in ArcGIS.com, Explorer for ArcGIS, and ArcGIS Pro 1.2! - Premium Content Available with an ArcGIS Online Subscription Latest 2016 / 2021 Data Available for the United States (New!) - Over 50 Ready-to-Use Maps for Demographics and Lifestyle Data - Thousands of Variables to Create Custom Maps and Popups Building a Global Solution - Foundation Data for over 120 Countries now available - More Detailed Data for Selected Countries - Canada, France, S. Korea, Germany, Australia, India, Spain, … - Puerto Rico, Japan Coming Soon!

Boundary Layers What’s New and Plans for 2016 Boundary Layers Available for Visualization and Analysis - Standard Geography Layers by Country (typically 3-8 levels) - Administrative and postal boundaries - Over 50 Countries Available Now! - Plan to Publish for 75+ Additional Countries (~Q4 ‘16)

Call to Action! Use Living Atlas Maps and Layers in Your Work - Select the content that is useful to you, and share it with your colleagues Register Your Maps and Layers in Online and Nominate to Living Atlas - Promote the work of your organization to larger audience of users Provide Feedback on What Content You’d like to See Included - Encourage colleagues to share their work Questions