June 14th, 2010
admin
This is a very typical scenario in which we develop and publish services (map, locator etc) on development server and keep on tweaking and testing it till we or client get satisfy with the output of it. There can be one or two services or dozens of it. Now the stage come in which we want to replicate the same thing deployed on production server. I could not find any help on this till now. After doing a lot of search and posting questions on forums I got a good answer. Mr. Manish Sharma who pointed out the solution of this problem and here I am sharing this to help other members of the community.
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May 10th, 2010
Furqan
Do you have a story that’s inspirational, remarkable, or something incredible you’re proud of? Do you have five minutes? Give a lightning talk at this year’s User Conference and share your work with your peers.
A lightning talk is a provocative, exciting 5-mintue presentation that tells a story about your work. This is the second year we’ve hosted lightning talks at the UC.
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May 10th, 2010
Furqan
Here are some helpful planning tips for your trip to the 2010 ESRI International User Conference.
San Diego International Airport (SAN)
Most attendees will fly into SAN, which is about 4 miles from the convention center. It’s easy to arrange round-trip transportation in advance with the airport’s ground transportation services. You can also check out San Diego’s Transit Services.
Getting Around San Diego
Because the airport is close to downtown, and everything you need is nearby, you don’t really need a rental car. You can walk, take the trolley or bus, or hail a rickshaw or pedicab. Take a look at area maps and timetables.
For your safety, please be mindful when crossing the trolley tracks and observe all warning signals.
Getting Around the Convention Center
The UC and concurrent events take place at the San Diego Convention Center (SDCC), the Marriott Hotel & Marina next door, and the nearby Hilton San Diego Bayfront. The SDCC is very large, and it can take up to 20 minutes to get from one of the hotels to locations in the convention center. Know where your meeting rooms are to allow enough time to get there; view the conference agenda to see where the sessions you want to attend are being held.
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May 10th, 2010
Furqan
After you register for UC, you can sign up for the conference activities of your choice. Activities include:
- The Golf Tournament
- GIS Kids Camp
- Family Night
- 5K Fun Run/Walk
- Thursday Night Celebration
- San Diego Padres Home Game
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May 10th, 2010
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Title: ESRI Electric & Gas User Group Conference
Location: Dearborn, Michigan
Link out: Click here
Description: The EGUG Conference is the best place for electric and gas professionals using geographic information system (GIS) technology to stay connected and get updated. See demonstrations, hear presentations, and meet face-to-face with ESRI staff, business partners, and your industry leaders.
Why Attend?
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May 10th, 2010
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Title: ESRI Internation User Conference
Location: San Deigo, CA
Link out: Click here
Description: For one week in one place, you’ll have everything ESRI at your fingertips. It’s the ultimate event for anyone working with GIS. The breadth and depth of sessions for all types of professionals, the opportunities for hands-on learning, and the many ways to cultivate skills and relationships make it a must attend—bar none.
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May 9th, 2010
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The ESRI Survey & Engineering GIS Summit has grown into the world’s premier geographic information system (GIS) conference for surveyors and engineers. And each year, we see more and more professionals in these fields doing important and pioneering work with GIS technology. The summit is geared toward this thought-leading group—focusing on both technical and industry-specific solutions and offering practical and indispensable business knowledge.
Why Attend?
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May 8th, 2010
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During the R&D activities last week we came across a situation in which we were trying to install ArcSDE 9.3.1 for Oracle 11g-R2 (64 bit) on Linux Red Hat (5.3, x64). This combination is possible by the information published on this URL on ESRI website:
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May 7th, 2010
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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, May 2010, 7(5), 2101-2130
Edmund Merem, Bennetta Robinson, Joan M. Wesley, Sudha Yerramilli, and Yaw A. Twumasi
“Geo-information technologies are valuable tools for ecological assessment in stressed environments. Visualizing natural features prone to disasters from the oil sector spatially not only helps in focusing the scope of environmental management with records of changes in affected areas, but it also furnishes information on the pace at which resource extraction affects nature. Notwithstanding the recourse to ecosystem protection, geo-spatial analysis of the impacts remains sketchy. This paper uses GIS and descriptive statistics to assess the ecological impacts of petroleum extraction activities in Texas. While the focus ranges from issues to mitigation strategies, the results point to growth in indicators of ecosystem decline.”
Filed under: Environmental Science, GIS, Green Technologies, Statistics, Visualization 
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