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Recent Additions :
Monitor ArcGIS Online Credits usage (note, the "activity dashboard" described is now integrated into the "view status" agol tab)
Ecp Veg Carto: Calif Native Plant Society/Calif Dept Fish & Wildlife/NPS
ECP Veg Carto Project: USFS Landfire
ECP Veg Carto: USGS Gap Landcover
Ecp Carto:: Santa Monica Mts iNaturalist Observer Behavior vs Ecosystems
new Biodiversity Survey web platform
new ECP grant reports web platform
new Conservation Planning platform
Panthera World Map (update) Source
OFI Rawa Kuno Legacy (Flex app) Srce
Transparent World/SCGIS Scholars test
CNPS-NVCS Vegetation test
Ecoregions w/scale-coord Source
Ecoregions with Parks test
Scgis Members Map test
TNC Plant Species Richness test
CBI Alberta Conservation Plan
Wild Cats Viewer Source Code
WWF Ecoregions Thematic Viewer
Ecoregions Basemap Viewer
Wwf Freshwater Regions Viewer
Snow Leopard Viewer
Snow Leopard simple Viewer
ArcGIS.com open viewers
ArcGIS.com webmap version
Chrome 2-panel generic
How to customize the Chrome viewer
Chrome 2-panel Snow Leopard
Embeddable as single line of code
Managing low cost web viewer project : Final Whitepaper (10mb docx)
How to use the Javasript Templates API endpoint for ArcGIS.com
API endpoint for conservation
Quick Links
Citizen Science Resources
_ESRI Software Grant Application:
Workshop Resources
3_Data Basin Video (185mb mp4)
4_Building Data Basin: Customizing ArcGIS Online
7_Geoprocessing Services/Models
Session 7 Video: Geoprocessing (200mb MP4)
8_Silverlight Web Mapping For Conservation
8B_Open API's for conservation GIS
Session 9 Video: ArcGIS Explorer (250mb mp4)
10_User Story: Citizen Science at Cornell eBird
Conservation GIS is rapidly moving into the cloud and taking on many new open access forms available to audiences well beyond traditional GIS practicioners. The "Web Mapping for Conservation" program is a free open source design & hosting program for conservation groups with data they want to share online. It started with a small group of NGO's and NGO-focused web development firms building collaborative maps and sharing applications online. Our first workshop in 2010 covered many how-to-do-it techniques for cloud GIS, collaborative design, open source, API technologies, and project management. Powerpoints, videos, whitepapers and source code are posted here. For more information, contact the ESRI Conservation Program at ecp2 at esri dot com
NEW: Field Collector App and Operations Dashboard
NEW: How to share reports on ArcGIS.com
OPEN VIEWER PROJECT Embedded Viewers:
Panthera Projects: ArcGIS.com based viewer:
SCGIS Storymap Embedding Test
CONSERVATION TEMPLATE PROJECT:
These viewers test a map overlay design for conservation web mapping that we hope to release as a map template in the coming months. The basic principle builds from the ESRI effort to design global basemap services specifically for use as standards-based web cartography. For conservation, the task is then to add conservation thematic data on top of hose existing bases seamlessly. For those basemaps to be visible and useable, added themes need to have 2 types of transparency: viewer-based using variable controls, and/or data-based using symbologies that avoid solid fill polygons. The overlay design also classifies conservation layers into 2 basic types of data: Landscape data classifies the land into various wall-to-wall conservation categories, such as protected areas maps, conservation plans and land use maps. Operational data represents specific items that need to be symbolized within the landscape context, such as species ranges, tracking data, sightings, events and proposed projects. The goal of the conservation template is therefore to combine the basemap with a middle thematic layer of landscape data and a top operational layer. The project wiill also improve and expand how credits, logos and links can be embedded in map windows and viewers to ensure author acknowledgement. When complete, the Conservation Template will include: Example MXD files with custom symbologies for landscape and operational layers, javascript source code for transparency controls, and proposed feature classifications for different types of conservation maps and plans.
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