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Data Basin Goes Temporal

Time and Animation are Coming to Data Basin

Submitted by: Nik Molnar
Jun 03, 2011

The Data Basin developers are currently working to allow the import and visualization of time-enabled datasets. This screencast gives a short preview of how users will be able to interact with time-enabled data in the live map viewer. In addition to viewing animations in the map, users will also be able to save animated data as a movie to easily share with others.

How a community is showing us how to use Data Basin

Submitted by: John Bergquist
Jan 17, 2011

Who doesn’t like maps? Our director James Strittholt has said before that maps are a unifying object from which people can find common ground. You can take a group of people, spread out a map on the table and everyone will begin dreaming, talking and telling stories. Data Basin is not much different and, from the beginning, we have been thrilled by how much the community has taught us how it will be used. 

The Napkin Map

Submitted by: John Bergquist
Oct 14, 2010

Over my career I can’t recall how many paper napkin maps I have digitized into datasets.

Seeing is believing

Submitted by: John Bergquist
Aug 13, 2010

In the entryway to the Conservation Biology Institute offices is a map we printed in 2004 of the Late Seral Forest of the Pacific Northwest, that was displayed in the American Museum of Natural History.

Data Basin Conference-a-thon

Sneak Preview of Redesigned Data Basin

Submitted by: Brendan Ward
Jul 21, 2009
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We've finally returned from presenting Data Basin at 2 separate conferences - the 2009 ESRI User's Conference in San Diego, and the Society for Conservation GIS meeting in Big Bear, CA. At both conferences, we gave live demos of the redesigned version of Data Basin powered by ArcGIS Online & Server technology (more on this later).

Data Basin at the 2009 ESRI UC

Submitted by: Brendan Ward
Jul 15, 2009

We're now part of the way through the 2009 ESRI User Conference in San Diego, presenting our redesign of Data Basin (more info on this later). So far we've had several great meetings with folks to show them Data Basin and get new ideas of things to build to better address their needs.

See us in the Conservation Hall (ballroom 20d) until Thurs at 1:30 PM. Lots of exciting new developments to show off!

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