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Reporters use GIS to provide context and help readers make sense of a phenomena or trend.
John Beck | Spatial Analysis | July 2, 2019
Using GIS for predictive policing has helped the Minneapolis Police Department target hotspots of gun violence.
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Robby Deming | July 9, 2019
Reporters use GIS to provide context and help readers make sense of a phenomena or trend.
John Beck | July 2, 2019
Using GIS for predictive policing has helped the Minneapolis Police Department target hotspots of gun violence.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | June 27, 2019
Spatial analytics proves helpful to combat opioid use disorder, informing researchers on patterns as well as targeting individuals for treatment.
Brooks Patrick | June 25, 2019
Honolulu analyzes the impacts of short-term rental units to strike a balance between the needs of tourists and locals.
Carl Walter | June 19, 2019
Atlanta deployed real-time GIS to manage the many public safety demands of the Super Bowl and surrounding events.
Multiple Authors | June 13, 2019
Fiji uses GIS and remote sensing to understand and predict climate change in order to reduce the impact to its people and economy.
Steve Snow | June 11, 2019
To keep up with rapid changes in Greenland’s melting landscape, the Danish Geodata Agency works to automate and standardize navigational charts.
Ben Conklin | June 6, 2019
GIS helps to synchronize inputs from sensors and soldiers in a common operational picture that provides real-time situational awareness.
Ben Conklin | June 5, 2019
GIS provides a common operational picture to integrate inputs from sensors, individuals and other technologies to provide situational awareness
Ben Conklin | June 4, 2019
The US Navy achieved plug-and-play integration with many sensors speaking the same language and serving inputs into a GIS.
Makenna Sones | May 30, 2019
Authorities use today's smart mapping technologies to track disease outbreaks, decide where to respond, and ultimately prevent pandemics.
Dave Fisse | May 23, 2019
GIS helps track the movement of geomagnetic north and to calculate the change in order to improve navigation.
David Gadsden | May 14, 2019
Protect Our Winters uses GIS to research the economic impacts of low snow totals, using dollars and cents as a motivator in their outreach.
Richard Leadbeater | May 7, 2019
GIS provides the means for states to determine the best locations for place-based investments.
Ryan Lanclos | April 25, 2019
Lee County, Alabama used GIS to gather the needs of individuals and deliver what was needed following a deadly tornado disaster.
Ryan Lanclos | April 23, 2019
Federal agencies aided the response to devastating tornadoes in Lee County, Alabama, using maps and models to prioritize actions.
Andrea Massey | April 18, 2019
Global positioning has changed mapmaking and wayfinding and introduced the means of tracking movements at the global scale.
Mike Cox | April 11, 2019
A real time understanding of weather helped the Pasadena Fire Department manage public safety at the 2019 Rose Parade.
Rob Matthews | March 27, 2019
The Philadelphia City Council examines tax incentives, using GIS to understand the impact of redevelopment on its citizens across space and time.
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 to deliver a better hunting experience.
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.
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