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Connecting Field Surveys, Maps, Dashboards, and Story Maps: A Workshop

by jjk|Published 5 April 2022

Connecting Field Surveys, Maps, Dashboards, and Story Maps: A Workshop.

Here is the final result:

https://community.esri.com/t5/education-blog/how-walkable-is-your-community/ba-p/883382 

Here are my slides:

field_data_collecting_mapping_analyzing_communicating_jjk

 

 

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