Most Recent in Esri Blog
NOAA is leading the world in phasing out paper charts, embracing the advantages of Electronic Navigational Charts.
COVID-19: Washington Helps Workers Find Childcare; Seattle Supports Businesses
Christopher Thomas | Government | May 26, 2020
Washington state helped essential workers navigate to available childcare, while Seattle helped connect consumers to essential businesses.
Most Recent in Esri Blog
Steve Snow | May 28, 2020
NOAA is leading the world in phasing out paper charts, embracing the advantages of Electronic Navigational Charts.
Christopher Thomas | May 26, 2020
Washington state helped essential workers navigate to available childcare, while Seattle helped connect consumers to essential businesses.
Sarah Alban | May 20, 2020
Sarasota, Florida, came up with a creative way to keep idled city employees busy, utilizing an easy-to-use app to update city asset inventory.
Ryan Lanclos | May 14, 2020
Direct Relief uses GIS to create distribution maps to solve medical supply chain problems in times of crisis.
Linda Peters | May 12, 2020
Deep learning helps keep the Kuwait base map up-to-date and complete to provide accurate information in a rapidly developing country.
Ryan Lanclos | May 7, 2020
GIS helps the FDA visualize manufacturing sites, monitor impacts of disasters, and safeguard investigators while they're in the field.
Jeanne Flores | May 5, 2020
Cities and agencies use location intelligence to reveal the needs of our most vulnerable populations, and to deliver services where needed.
Multiple Authors | April 29, 2020
GISCorps rallied its expert mapping members to address a critical COVID-19 data gap: the sites of testing facilities across the nation.
Jen Van Deusen | April 27, 2020
California’s Fair Maps Act takes cues from the Dolores Huerta Foundation to ensure district maps match the demographic makeup of a community.
Multiple Authors | April 23, 2020
ArcGIS Hub allows governments to open up the powerful outputs from GIS to show how they are taking a data-driven approach to respond to the COVID
Dawn Wright | April 22, 2020
The scientific community will tap data about reduced human impact on the earth to provide perspective on the value of more sustainable choices.
Christopher Thomas | April 21, 2020
GIS applications help governments modernize election processes to ensure social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Multiple Authors | April 20, 2020
Public health and emergency managers rally around data and models to guide Florida through the COVID-19 crisis.
Christopher Thomas | April 17, 2020
Apps, maps, surveys, and dashboards are combined to help cities communicate with residents and businesses in need of assistance.
Dawn Wright | April 15, 2020
Earth Challenge 2020 involves map-based citizen science apps to collect key metrics for the fiftieth anniversary of Earth Day.
Multiple Authors | April 13, 2020
Activities to rebuild Afghanistan gained benefits from efforts to create a detailed and up-to-date map of the country.
Richard Leadbeater | April 8, 2020
Officials in southeastern Pennsylvania came together to survey businesses about the economic fallout from COVID-19, putting data on a shared map.
Multiple Authors | April 7, 2020
GIS users combine models and maps to explore hospital capacity forecasts and test different social distancing scenarios.
Keith VanGraafeiland | April 6, 2020
Joseph A. Pica discusses the value of a comprehensive repository of oceanic, atmospheric, and geophysical data about our planet.
Makenna Sones | April 2, 2020
Health and government authorities use location intelligence to find and help vulnerable populations amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
John Beck | March 31, 2020
The Antiquities Coalition maps the illicit trade in antiquities to educate the public and the art market about the plunder of cultural heritage.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | March 26, 2020
During epidemics, public health agencies turn to GIS to track disease spread, safeguard at-risk populations, and allocate available resources.
Dawn Wright | March 24, 2020
Scientists gain new insight into sea turtle behavior by tracking and monitoring the animals, with input from citizen scientists.
Multiple Authors | March 17, 2020
Location intelligence helps investigators trace COVID-19 infection routes, implement control measures, and gauge their effectiveness.
Mike Bialousz | March 10, 2020
Mountain goats that were not native to Olympic National Park were captured, relocated, and monitored using location intelligence.
Andrea Massey | March 5, 2020
GIS is helping empower blind and partially sighted people to navigate and understand the world around them.
The Esri Brief is a bi-weekly newsletter tailored to business leaders and government decision-makers. It features actionable insight on digital transformation, IoT, advanced analytics, and the role of location intelligence in successful organizations.
Subscribe