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A hybrid training course…
During 2020 we have developed skills that have enabled us to work solely in the virtual environment.
Implementing ArcGIS technology puts Napier Port on the map
Both seaports and airports share many of the same communication, safety and regulatory challenges as small cities or towns.
ArcGIS Utility Network Video Series
Technology is evolving at a rapid pace and is changing the way that utilities operate, manage, build and maintain resilient networks.
ArcGIS
UTILITIES
NETWORKS
Mitigating the risks of climate change
"NIWA uses GIS to map and interpret modeled climate change projections over New Zealand and provides these to a range of end-users, for example, regional councils, industry, and other researche
Climate Change
Sea-Level Rise
GIS
New Zealand Esri Young Scholar 2020 announced!
Bingyu Deng of Canterbury University is the winner of the NZ Esri Young Scholar Award for 2020.
NZ Esri Young Scholar
Education
ArcGIS and the next generation of Unreal Engine
We live in exciting and dynamic times. A week ago, I wrote a blog post about ArcGIS and game engines. In that week a lot has happened.
Game Engines Unreal Engine ArcGIS AEC
Learning is a life long journey
Technology is changing workplace roles, expectations, and opportunities. We believe learning is an essential strategy for success in this changing environment.
Learning
ArcGIS Training
ArcGIS and game engines
Introduction: ArcGIS and game engines, and the application for the AEC industry
Game Engines
GALoP-X 2020 Winter Open for Students
The next Geospatial Accelerated Learning Programme (GALoP) programme express starts on 13 July 2020
GALoP-X
Winter
COVID-19 Business Continuity Solution
With NZ’s imminent move to Alert Level 3, many organisations are now preparing to safely restart operations- working in a way that will neither spread the virus nor expose their staff and others to unnecessary risks. Alongside the government’s key advice for organisations making this move (such as remote work where possible, social distancing and hygiene), the government has stated that at Alert Levels 2, 3 and 4, businesses should take measures to allow potential contact tracing including keeping track of all people (staff, visitors and customers) at workplaces.

To help implement such measures, Esri recently released a solution template which Eagle Technology has supplemented with some NZ specific apps and capabilities.

Watch a Short Video Demonstrating the Solution

COVID-19 BUSINESS CONTINUITY TOOLS