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Daily drone flights have helped improve safety and services to the Rohingya refugees forced from Myanmar.
Greg Milner | Oceans | January 7, 2020
Applied Ocean Sciences uses GIS to inform and distribute its acoustical modeling work, providing scientists and mariners with new understanding.
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Ryan Lanclos | January 15, 2020
Daily drone flights have helped improve safety and services to the Rohingya refugees forced from Myanmar.
Greg Milner | January 7, 2020
Applied Ocean Sciences uses GIS to inform and distribute its acoustical modeling work, providing scientists and mariners with new understanding.
Scot McQueen | December 16, 2019
The Finnish Forest Centre uses location intelligence and AI to accurately inventory forests so that robots can take over logging operations.
Christa Campbell | December 10, 2019
Dubuque uses GIS to solve a chronic flooding problem in an underserved community, ensuring resilience of both infrastructure and citizens.
Dawn Wright | December 5, 2019
The Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE has ushered in a new era of autonomous seafloor mapping.
Linda Peters | November 26, 2019
The US Census Bureau will monitor a real-time map of decennial census progress to see if disinformation disrupts response rates.
Elvis Takow | November 19, 2019
Jackson Family Wines uses GIS to gather and store details about vineyard sites and their suitability to grow certain grapes.
Bill Meehan | November 12, 2019
Enerjisa DC, the largest electric utility in Turkey, uses GIS to locate maintenance issues in remote places that are difficult to access.
John Beck | November 7, 2019
The MCSC rescu app uses location intelligence to help police and concerned citizens find missing children in Canada.
Ben Conklin | November 5, 2019
German armed forces use GIS to visualize cybersecurity threats and communicate patterns of hacker activities to help thwart malicious attacks.
Jeremiah Lindemann | October 29, 2019
NEXT Distro practices harm reduction by connecting people with substance use disorders to clean supplies and resources.
Dawn Wright | October 22, 2019
For the fiftieth anniversary of Earth Day, Earth Challenge 2020 aims to collect location-specific data to inform public policy.
Brett Dixon | October 16, 2019
Jio’s wireless service quickly dominated the Indian market thanks to automated workflows tightly tuned with location intelligence.
Multiple Authors | October 9, 2019
The 9-1-1 agency serving counties around the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex uses drones to create an up-to-date map for accurate emergency routing.
Heather Smith | October 8, 2019
The series of steps to make a map include collecting, processing, and presenting data.
Makenna Sones | October 3, 2019
Tracking and mapping wildlife migration mitigates deadly disruptions that endanger the iconic roaming species on our planet.
James Miller | October 1, 2019
The Philippine Red Cross discovered how easy it is to make a map using GIS and then found many more uses to improve operational efficiency.
Jen Van Deusen | September 24, 2019
Global Water Challenge created apps to help governments and NGOs prioritize water projects based on the number of people impacted.
David Gadsden | September 18, 2019
African Parks uses location intelligence to track wildlife and battle poachers, and in the process learns more about animal behavior.
Jen Van Deusen | September 10, 2019
Mobile GIS helps project managers record and monitor tree planting efforts, which hope to stop the deadly march of desertification.
David Gadsden | September 4, 2019
The Jane Goodall Institute makes use of geospatial technology to increase the scale and pace of conservation impact.
John Beck | August 28, 2019
Philadelphia has transformed policing with a cloud-based platform that aids analytics and collaboration on crimes that arrests alone don’t solve.
Mike Cox | August 13, 2019
The City of Johns Creek created an innovative augmented reality application to assist the fire department’s river safety and rescue missions.
Ryan Lanclos | August 6, 2019
The Lebanese Red Cross use GIS to guide 1 million humanitarian aid actions per year, delivering context to build in-country capacity.
John Nelson | August 2, 2019
NASA’s Earth at Night satellite imagery capture provides a revealing view of human settlement and activity around the globe.
David Gadsden | July 26, 2019
E. O. Wilson’s unique perspective allowed him to see what others can’t—conceiving island biogeography, sociobiology, and biodiversity.
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