Across Africa, Excitement Grows Over Applied Earth Observation Science
Esri is proud to assist AfriGEO in providing coordinated, comprehensive Earth observation for better decision-making that sparks innovation.
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Scientific Currents How the Asia-Pacific Region Is Taking Climate Action
For disaster-prone nations, spatial analysis and effective data sharing are crucial for climate mitigation, adaptation, and resilience.
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Scientific Currents As Oceans Change, Dynamic Data and Technology Pave the Way Forward
The Fisheries and Climate Toolkit brings together data sources and employs ArcGIS Hub to foster collaboration among various stakeholders.
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Scientific Currents Geodesign for the Climate, People, and Nature
Data and GIS can be used to map solutions’ relative suitability, impacts in different locations, feasibility, and costs.
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Scientific Currents Mapping Permafrost Thaw Is Essential for Understanding Climate Change
Using satellite imagery and AI, Permafrost Pathways is mapping permafrost and greenhouse gas emissions across the Arctic for the first time.
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Scientific Currents Don’t Miss This Year’s Science Summit
The event, which brings together Esri UC attendees who are interested in science, will celebrate the remarkable Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant.
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Scientific Currents Climate Action Still on the Front Burner
Esri is actively involved in a multitude of climate-related activities, including massive online open courses.
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Scientific Currents Why AI Needs to Be Digitally Resilient
To prevent the potential dangers and harms seen with other AI models, GeoAI needs to abide by the principles of digital resilience.
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Scientific Currents Here’s How to Take Immediate Climate Action
Join Esri Academy’s free online course and learn how GIS can be a powerful tool for combating climate change.
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Scientific Currents A Longstanding Collaboration in GIScience Persists at the Esri User Conference
Today's advanced enterprise GIS software contains many ideas that have germinated in GIScience research.
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Scientific Currents There’s Hope for Achieving New Biodiversity Targets
By using established metrics and the latest geospatial technology to monitor progress, it is possible to curtail biodiversity loss.
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Scientific Currents Esri Adds an Emphasis on Social Science
Esri’s new Social Science Collaborative aims to help social scientists use GIS more regularly, especially for qualitative analysis.