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The Philadelphia City Council uses GIS to understand the impacts of pro-growth policies on the city’s vulnerable long-term residents.
Matt Ball | Story Maps | March 6, 2019
The Presbyterian Church set out on a mission to document the forces pushing Hondurans, Guatemalans, and Salvadorans to leave their home countries
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Rob Matthews | March 21, 2019
The Philadelphia City Council uses GIS to understand the impacts of pro-growth policies on the city’s vulnerable long-term residents.
Mike Bialousz | March 19, 2019
Wisconsin DNR’s new Hunt Wild Wisconsin app makes heavy use of maps and customizes regulatory information to the location of the hunter.
Matt Ball | March 6, 2019
The Presbyterian Church set out on a mission to document the forces pushing Hondurans, Guatemalans, and Salvadorans to leave their home countries
Ben Conklin | February 26, 2019
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) creates a human-machine team to deliver geospatial intelligence, a decisive advantage.
John Beck | February 21, 2019
Vancouver, British Columbia uses GIS at the center of their CompStat policing approach, reviewing trends and incidents to guide crime fighting.
Brent Jones, PE, PLS | February 11, 2019
The Indian state of Odisha embarked on an ambitious program to map and record land in its slums and give title of that land to its citizens.
Rob Matthews | February 5, 2019
To avoid residents of mobile home parks being permanently displaced, town employees create maps to allocate land for affordable housing.
Mark Cygan | January 28, 2019
Ordnance Survey continues its role as the world's leading mapping agency by embracing innovation through automation.
Linda Peters | January 24, 2019
Kuwait is heavily investing in GIS implementation with an emphasis on building national GIS expertise.
Richard Leadbeater | January 18, 2019
Mapping and spatial analytics create information products that capture attention, spur further exploration, and guide decisions.
Dawn Wright | January 10, 2019
Using environmental data and sophisticated geospatial technologies, scientists are developing first-of-their-kind maps of global ecosystems
Ryan Lanclos | December 19, 2018
Real-time GIS provided an important input to improve event security in a rural area to manage a big and complex event.
Keith Mann | December 5, 2018
The City of Fort Worth gains an understanding of assets by spreading GIS to the field with apps to take inventories and guide fieldwork.
Jeremiah Lindemann | November 27, 2018
Tempe teams with researchers and first responders to provide near real-time data on drug use in order to combat the opioid epidemic.
Carl Walter | November 14, 2018
Real-time GIS connected the efforts of everyone and provided confidence that the property was thoroughly searched.
Dawn Wright | November 13, 2018
Researchers use GIS to collect data from drones and other means to better understand eelgrass wasting disease.
Carl Walter | November 7, 2018
Mobile map-based apps gave searchers the tools to conduct a quick and comprehensive search.
Carl Walter | November 1, 2018
Investigators used real-time GIS to search a 300-acre property, coordinating the efforts of personnel from more than 20 agencies.
Carl Walter | November 1, 2018
The Illinois State Police used the Illinois State Fair as a testing ground for real-time digital apps, spurring adoption in everyday operations.
Keith Mann | October 17, 2018
Interns use apps to record their work, inputting where they’ve removed trash and invasive species, cleared debris, or found illegal sewage pipes.
David Gadsden | October 9, 2018
The Cumberland Trails Conference uses maps and apps to combine fragmented habitats into a network of trails and wildlife corridors.
Steve Snow | October 3, 2018
The US Army Corps of Engineers use GIS to take in signals from sensors to analyze barge traffic flows and improve movement.
Mike Bialousz | September 12, 2018
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has centralized its mapping efforts, improving field workflows and the quality of its maps.
Adam Reedy | September 5, 2018
The Argentine coast guard, Prefectura Naval, created Guardacostas to track the movement of foreign fishing fleets that fish its coastal waters.
Brooks Patrick | August 29, 2018
GIS captures and presents a detailed digital twin to virtually guide the planning decisions of the nation’s capital.
Ryan Lanclos | August 8, 2018
While drones have been used previously to map volcanoes, CRASAR’s fleet was the first to use them to officially aid disaster response.
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