ArcGIS accounts are free for UC ANR employees. An account provides access to both the ArcGIS Pro software as well as almost everything on ArcGIS online.
IGIS envisions an ANR where all local and statewide research and extension programs integrate cutting edge geospatial tools into project planning, analysis, implementation, and communication. Maps and data are central to ANR's research and extension mission.
Here are some of the publications in which IGIS has played an important role. Where possible, we have provided a link to the paper. Starrs, G, I, K J Siegel, S Larson, and V Butsic. 2024.
Andy Lyons October 2022 IGIS Tech Notes describe workflows and techniques for using geospatial science and technologies in research and extension. They are works in progress, and we welcome feedback and comments below. Attendee maps are a nice way to get participants excited about an event.
UCANR maintains a system-wide site license agreement with Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) that is paid for and managed by UCANR for the benefit of the entire UCANR network.
Geospatial data and informatics are revolutionizing the way we do science and outreach. Many of the challenges ANR focuses on - food, water, equity, invasive species, fire, climate change, conservation are complex, require a spatial approach, and impact diverse public groups.
A Zoom workshop Friday April 25, 2025. 1:00 - 2:30p Click Here to Register Overview "Data wrangling" refers to all the manipulations commonly needed to prepare tabular data for visualization or analysis.
