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Texas Housers examines racial equity to deliver equitable housing in Houston.
#FireMappers Volunteers Keep Tabs on Quickly Spreading Wildfires
Mike Cox | Public Safety | October 20, 2020
#FireMappers volunteers fill in data gaps about new fires and changing fire perimeters.
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Multiple Authors | October 22, 2020
Texas Housers examines racial equity to deliver equitable housing in Houston.
Mike Cox | October 20, 2020
#FireMappers volunteers fill in data gaps about new fires and changing fire perimeters.
Multiple Authors | October 13, 2020
With a rich history in civic activism, Oakland now uses a geographic lens to expose and address ongoing racial inequities.
Ryan Lanclos | October 9, 2020
The World Food Programme uses maps, apps, and dashboards to gather and convey context and plan every mission in Afghanistan.
Kathleen Kewley | October 8, 2020
Leaders use realistic cityscapes to make decisions, collaborate, and improve quality of life.
Multiple Authors | October 6, 2020
Maps that convey the pain of cycles of poverty and punishment are central to an advocacy effort that led to legislation in New York State.
Christopher Thomas | September 29, 2020
Snohomish County, Washington has established a pattern of outreach and data gathering to meet the needs of its most vulnerable populations.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | September 24, 2020
As the world prepares for the most complex global vaccination campaign in history, location intelligence provides essential capabilities.
Clinton Johnson | September 22, 2020
Black users of GIS share how geography provides a lens to address inequities, examine their unique perspectives, and take action.
Keith Cooke | September 17, 2020
Kentucky mapped and modeled the vulnerability of people and businesses to guide both through the crisis.
Jim Baumann | September 15, 2020
The Center for Human Dynamics in the Mobile Age uses a geographic lens to examine social media feeds to better understand human interactions.
Sunny Fleming | September 10, 2020
When Virginia agency was overwhelmed by mysterious seed reports, putting them on a map helped guide response and analyze potential harm.
Greg Milner | September 8, 2020
Geodesists map changes on our ever-shifting planet, recording and mapping how Earth transforms to ensure accurate measurements.
Dawn Wright | September 1, 2020
Micrometeorologists at San Francisco State University used GIS to investigate and model the climate impacts of Burning Man.
Multiple Authors | August 25, 2020
Tulare County, California, used GIS to understand who lives without drinkable water, addressing infrastructure inequities.
David Gadsden | August 18, 2020
The Kuikuro tribe in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest turn from mapping their ancestors to using the same tools to protect themselves.
Dawn Wright | August 11, 2020
Armed with the understanding that trees and shade improve health, Los Angeles works with partners to plant new trees equitably.
Matt Harman | August 6, 2020
Precision agriculture harnesses location technologies to guide farmers to apply inputs where and when they are needed.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | August 4, 2020
Tri-County Health Department harnessed the power of GIS to build a workflow-driven case investigation and contact tracing tool.
Christopher Thomas | July 30, 2020
The disruptions of COVID-19 forces election officials to pivot voting practices, using maps to guide participation during the pandemic.
Multiple Authors | July 28, 2020
The Y takes a data-driven approach using spatial analytics to help each facility tailor programming to the makeup and interests of its members.
Brett Dixon | July 23, 2020
Pertamina Geothermal Energy gains a more complete understanding of operations by applying GIS technology to analyze efficiency.
Terry Bills | July 21, 2020
RTA applies location intelligence to understand changes in revenue and ridership to survive the pandemic.
Greg Milner | July 16, 2020
Ensheng Dong, the architect of the Johns Hopkins COVID-19 dashboard, applied his knowledge of GIS to map and track the spread of the disease.
Brett Dixon | July 14, 2020
A young geospatial analyst with the New Zealand Department of Conservation tests strategies to catch wild cats destroying native species.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | July 9, 2020
CDC uses mapping to monitor the spread of COVID-19 at the county level, following up on any spike to lend a hand in quelling every outbreak.
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