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Jack Dangermond: GIS users are designing a better future
GIM International—"What we’re doing as a community, millions of people worldwide, is building the foundation for better understanding. And AI will build on that foundation, using the language of maps to facilitate collaboration and to address these challenges,” says Jack Dangermond, Esri president and cofounder. Read more.
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Utah maps solutions for affordable housing
Esri Blog—The western state is turning housing data into actionable solutions—tracking everything from cost-burdened renters to new construction permits. “If we can get the data on the map in a common form, then we can argue about the solutions and not the facts." Read more.
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Fire agencies leverage mapped data to reduce risks
Fire Service Data and Tech Talk podcast—Fire departments are turning data into life-saving decisions, including using the new National Emergency Response Information System to pinpoint risks and show communities where prevention works. Watch now.
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PG&E monitors vast pipeline network
ArcWatch—PG&E is innovating pipeline safety with no-code GIS to comprehensively and constantly monitor thousands of miles of natural gas pipeline serving 16 million customers. Read more.
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Dublin gains greater fire activity awareness
Irish Tech News—Ireland’s largest fire and rescue service, the Dublin Fire Brigade, is pinpointing risks—mapping critical data to identify vulnerable buildings and focus prevention efforts where they matter most. Read more.
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