Oklahoma Automates Election Data Maintenance, Improving Accuracy
After moving to ArcGIS Pro, the small team that manages the state’s voting-related street records made the data easier to share and use.
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Managing GIS Ethical GIS Starts with Committing to the Locus Charter
How should GIS managers address ethical obligations to individuals and societies? With a GIS Code of Ethics.
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ArcGIS Parcel Fabric Good Parcel Data Builds Strong Communities
When employees across an organization map, maintain, and access land records from a shared platform, they can prepare for the unexpected.
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3D A Digital Twin of Istanbul Now, a 3D Cadastre of Türkiye Next
As the country maps every building, parcel, and property boundary in 3D, it is transforming how property rights are managed.
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Sustainability Creating Sustainability: “The Most Important Design Problem in the World”
When planners can see their communities’ plans in context, they’ll be able to gauge the effects across counties, nations, and regions.
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Government In Atlanta, GIS Transforms Data into Community Impact
Interactive maps help the economic development authority support initiatives ranging from affordable housing to small business growth.
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Managing GIS How to Build a GIS Movement
Cuyahoga County, Ohio, has convinced 59 different entities—each with its own priorities—to adopt a collaborative geospatial ecosystem.
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GIS Hero Creating Geospatial Infrastructure That Delivers During Disasters
When Category 5 Hurricane Melissa slammed into Jamaica in October 2025, Alicia Edwards and her team moved quickly to assess the damage.
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Government A Human-Centered Approach to Deploying ArcGIS Enterprise
As technology at Jefferson County evolved, the GIS team used this opportunity to rebuild relationships with partners and stakeholders.
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GIS Hero Driven by Passion and Purpose
Gabriel Ortiz has devoted his life to geography and technology. He and his team in Cantabria, Spain, use GIS to innovate at new scales.
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ArcGIS Pro ArcGIS Pro Transforms Flood Management in Texas
When every second counts, having the most powerful tools before, during, and after flooding is integral to community safety.
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Government Iraq Counts Its People
For the first time since 1987, census workers went door to door and used GIS to get the data the government needs to make decisions.
