My local government sites often use "ARCGis" to display map information online. The behavior of ARCGis online is slow and clunky. Is there a more modern product for displaying online map data that the city and county could use?
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My local government sites often use "ARCGis" to display map information online. The behavior of ARCGis online is slow and clunky. Is there a more modern product for displaying online map data that the city and county could use?
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It depends on the County. Some make their daily, weekly, monthly, etc data files available for download and you can them import them into a program of your choice. Sometimes you can call the County department and other times it involves a lot of searching that can result in a jackpot of files or absolutely nothing.
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My County uses that system and while there are some obtuse things about it, I had no issue getting what I needed when I was researching for our downside property as well as getting what I needed for planning my shop building.
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I haven't had an issue with ARCGis. The ARCGis Field Maps app on smartphones works pretty well. I used the Field Maps app to view the map of a large event I worked at this summer. The app even allows you to add your own waypoints to the map.
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I had another thought ... years ago I was having problems loading a specific map while researching properties and was able to resolve all the problems once I cleared my cache and deleted cookies to that web site.
I read recipes the same way I read science fiction. I get to the end and I think, "Well, that’s not going to happen."
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