Open Data and the Future of ...
summary
ESRI describes a stitched world topographic basemap built from USGS, EPA, park service and local government inputs and served as multi‑resolution tiles used by data.gov and other portals; the arcgis.com gallery already hosts thousands of shared maps and apps. A web app called community analyst exposes hundreds of government datasets, lets users filter (example: counties with diabetes >12% or households >1 mile from fresh food), runs cluster analysis on the server, and exports results to Excel. ESRI also announces free downloads of desktop and server software for NGOs, educators and developers.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 0:06Open Data and the Future of Mapping
- 6:20The Washington Dc Healthy Food Access Map
- 8:04The Community Analyst
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