News Releases

2008

• FAA Awards ESRI Multiyear Enterprise License Agreement
• Software Provides More Efficient, Information-Centered Production Environment for Those in the Aviation Industry
• Bayerische Staatsforsten Improves Forest Management Using the Image Extension to ArcGIS Server
• NAVTEQ Signs ESRI Enterprise License Agreement
• Imagery Users Create Community at the ESRI Remote Sensing and GIS Summit
• ESRI President Receives Highest Award from International Cartographic Association
• ArcGIS Online Now Offers Quick Access to Premium Imagery Data
• ESRI on Board to Offer Technical and Engineering Consulting Services through SeaPort-e
• ESRI and i-cubed's Launch of DataDoors for ArcGIS Advances User Acquisition of National and International Imagery Data
• New ArcGIS Extension from ITT Visual Information Solutions and ESRI Supports NITF
• Dr. Bradley Doorn Keynoting ESRI Remote Sensing and GIS Summit
• Myanmar's Cyclone-Damaged Rice Production Regions Monitored with GIS
• Inaugural ESRI Remote Sensing and GIS Summit to Explore Integrated Management and Use of Vector, Image, and Other Raster Data
• ESRI to Showcase a Complete Platform for Integrating Remotely Sensed Data at ISPRS 2008 Beijing
• The Hong Kong Lands Department Chooses ESRI GIS for Its Upgraded Land Information System
• Noted Cartographer Illustrates Ways to Design Better Maps
• Humboldt County Planning Department Gives Public Fast Access to Land-Use and Zoning Information
• ESRI to Share Insight on the Power of Geography at Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Conference
• ESRI Joins European Organization to Facilitate Use of Geographic Information Technology

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ESRI in the News

• Feature: Out with Paper
  Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) gives surveyors, conveyancers, and territorial (local government) authorities across New Zealand secure access to the nation's digital cadastre and land titles through an online system called Landonline.
  Professional Surveyor Magazine, September 2008—by Karen Richardson, ESRI
• Inaugural GIS/RS Summit Held at ESRI U.C.
  More than 200 attendees joined speakers in discussing how remotely sensed data has been used successfully at their respective organizations at the inaugural Remote Sensing and GIS Summit held Aug. 3, prior to the 2008 ESRI International User Conference in San Diego, California.
  Imaging Notes, September, 2008
• Mapping at Collins Bartholomew
  The 12th Edition of The Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World, and the forthcoming The Times Universal Atlas of the World, epitomize the use of geographic data and Geographic Information System (GIS) technology in the creation of published atlases and maps.
  GeoInformatics, July/August, 2008, page 10—by Mick Ashworth and Jim Irvine
• Unlocking the Wealth of Imagery
  Both public and private organizations are find-ing that the volume of imagery available to them is growing at a rapid rate. At the same time, however, the importance of updated and current imagery, including aerial and satel-lite, is also growing. Decision makers in many organizations need the latest high-quality im-ages to visualize and analyze activities such as land use, forest quality, military operations, and emergency situations.
  Image Notes, Summer 2008—by Karen Richardson, ESRI
• Carl Mannerfelt Gold Medal
  For his outstanding contribution to cartography and geographic information science Jack Dangermond, founder and president of ESRI, is honored with the highestaward of ICA, the Mannerfelt Gold Medal.
  ICA News, December, 2007, page 7