CSTE Spatial Analysis Workgroup

MA Story Maps

At the Epi Methods Wednesday morning meeting I said I would post our story maps that we have been working for enteric and waterborne diseases - still a work in progress but wanted to share nonetheless.

Enterics: https://arcg.is/0Lm99C0
Legionella: https://arcg.is/GOjjn

Let me know if you have any questions. I am hoping to have someone from the ESRI team present on story maps as well on a future workgroup call.

Scott

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Diana Lavery, Product Engineer at ESRI
Hi Scott,

These are great! Thanks for sharing.

Have you thought about nominating these items to either Esri’s ArcGIS Living Atlas or Esri’s Story Maps Gallery? I think they’d be great for the Health category in the Living Atlas. Here’s a checklist<https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-living-atlas/mapping/a-simple-checklist-for-nominating-your-maps-and-apps-into-the-living-atlas/> that walks you through the nomination process (it’s really just about having a really well-documented item details page).

Thanks,
Diana

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Are the storymaps a separate product of ESRI or are they built in either ArcOnline or Desktop?
Diana Lavery, Product Engineer at ESRI
Hi,

If you have an ArcGIS Online account, you can create story maps. Feel free to reach out to me (dlavery@esri.com<mailto:dlavery@esri.com>) if you have any questions, I can point you to a lot of “how to” resources.

-Diana
Em Maier, Epidemiologist Thanks!