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City leaders who map challenges can cut across political divides by visualizing and surfacing the needs of disadvantaged residents.
Wildfire Restoration: Mapping a Climate-Resilient Camp Fire Recovery Plan
Mike Bialousz | A Climate of Change | November 30, 2021
A shared map enabled foresters and land managers to devise a collaborative and science-informed plan to reforest the Camp Fire burn scar.
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Christopher Thomas | December 2, 2021
City leaders who map challenges can cut across political divides by visualizing and surfacing the needs of disadvantaged residents.
Mike Bialousz | November 30, 2021
A shared map enabled foresters and land managers to devise a collaborative and science-informed plan to reforest the Camp Fire burn scar.
Greg Milner | November 23, 2021
GIS helped two companies—Quiet Professionals and Janes—connect people who want to leave Afghanistan with those who can help them.
Jen Van Deusen | November 16, 2021
Humanitarian organizations empower Nairobi’s vulnerable populations with location information.
James Miller | November 11, 2021
Creating awareness of earthquake faults was the first step in gathering and sharing data about all hazards experienced in the Philippines.
Christopher Thomas | November 9, 2021
Montana used GIS to help the agency and the public visualize and understand the dispersal of economic stimulus funds.
Audrey Lamb | November 5, 2021
F&W Forestry Services uses drones in the field to monitor forest health and apply targeted treatments to yield the best timber harvest.
Jen Van Deusen | November 2, 2021
Hawaiʻi Green Growth oversees the Aloha+ Challenge, a set of sustainable development goals the state plans to meet by 2030.
John Beck | October 26, 2021
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has evolved from mapping crime to delivering maps, apps, and dashboards to the whole force.
Terry Bills | October 21, 2021
SFO embraced the concept of a dynamic digital twin to deliver construction and operational improvements centered on traveler convenience.
Ryan Lanclos | October 18, 2021
CAL FIRE deploys near real-time sensing, predictive analytics, and a shared map on mobile devices to tackle the destructive Dixie Fire.
Ryan Perkl | October 12, 2021
Careful consideration of people and natural processes leads to a holistic approach to LA River revitalization.
Dawn Wright | October 11, 2021
In advance of the yearly conservation update on Half-Earth Day, inroads are being made on quantifying the value of nature for people and planet.
Brent Jones, PE, PLS | October 5, 2021
The government of Azerbaijan uses a cutting-edge mapping and workflow system to construct maps of the country’s working lands.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | September 28, 2021
UC San Diego mapped the sewer system to set up a building-by-building wastewater monitoring system that effectively curbed spread of COVID-19.
Steve Gay | September 23, 2021
Knowing where people are, has been instrumental in Manuel Pastor’s social advocacy efforts.
Mike Cox | September 22, 2021
The Missouri Division of Fire Safety built surveys with GIS technology to gain visibility into its fire inspection processes.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | September 14, 2021
San Bernardino County uses spatial analytics and smart maps to better understand the public health needs of communities it serves.
Multiple Authors | September 10, 2021
GIS maps created by a dedicated group of GIS professionals guided disaster response and recovery following the attacks of September 11, 2001.
Greg Milner | September 7, 2021
Anonymized data from mobile phones allows scholars and researchers across diverse fields to find hidden truths in human mobility patterns.
Ryan Perkl | August 31, 2021
The wall-to-wall biodiversity and human footprint inventory are unique datasets found only at the Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute.
Kimberly Hartley | August 26, 2021
Advancements in satellites, sensors, mapping, and artificial intelligence mean we can gain a global update of land-cover change within days.
Anne Taylor | August 24, 2021
An enterprise GIS approach fueled workflows to increase safe water access on the Navajo Nation while keeping people informed about progress.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | August 19, 2021
As people's anxiety rises from the Delta variant, dashboards gain a refresh to provide an at-a-glance view to understand infection hotspots.
Steve Snow | August 17, 2021
At the University of Vermont’s Spatial Analysis Lab, students learn how to use remote sensing to address pressing environmental problems.
Anne Taylor | August 12, 2021
The Yurok Tribe uses GIS to capture a complete picture of the people and their homes.
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