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Using ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online, Food Rescue Hero developed a new way to provide fresh food to tens of thousands of people in Pittsburgh.
Terese Flores shone brightly as a GIS hero during the COVID-19 crisis in New York City—as she does every day as a manager at NYC Parks.
GIS Hero Larry Orman forged a career that set the agenda for regional planning and conservation.
GIS heroes Cory MacVie and Josh Keller of FEMA used cloud-based GIS to create, share, and use data and applications for emergency response.
According to GIS hero Shoreh Elhami, founder of GISCorps, the organization’s volunteers—who have worked on projects including Ebola response...
GIS Hero Arthur Lembo’s career has evolved from implementing large-scale GIS projects to preparing future generations to use the technology.
Ian Wint, the GIS manager at the City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, takes risks and isn’t afraid to fail. That’s why he’s a GIS Hero.
Jennifer Swift, an associated professor of spatial sciences (teaching) at the University of Southern California, is this issue’s GIS hero.
As a technical specialist and director of the 311/CRM program at the ICMA, GIS Hero Cory Fleming helps local governments use 311 system data.
Hoang Chi Smith, the former GIS division chief for the California Office of Emergency Services, speaks up for those who don’t have a voice.
Esri software users from around the world send in photos documenting their travels and accomplishments while wearing Esri T-shirts.