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Meet Boston’s Digital Twin
Boston’s digital twin, a 3D GIS model of the city, helps city planners, developers, and citizens to evaluate proposed development.
Lauren Lipovic | Collaboration | April 18, 2018
The Library of Congress embraces story maps as a means to create digital exhibits that take viewers along journeys of discovery.
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Brooks Patrick | April 23, 2018
Boston’s digital twin, a 3D GIS model of the city, helps city planners, developers, and citizens to evaluate proposed development.
Lauren Lipovic | April 18, 2018
The Library of Congress embraces story maps as a means to create digital exhibits that take viewers along journeys of discovery.
Ryan Lanclos | April 9, 2018
Mapping apps deliver targeted information to police officers in the field that improve their community connections.
Dawn Wright | March 21, 2018
Geoscience Australia deployed location technology to search methodically for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 aircraft.
Ryan Lanclos | March 7, 2018
Real-time awareness helped Bergen deliver a well-coordinated nine-day bicycle race, leading to a new public safety approach for all of Norway.
David Gadsden | March 7, 2018
Mapping provides the needed situational awareness to combat poaching in a conflict-torn region of Africa.
Keith Mann | February 22, 2018
Small public utilities leverage GIS to better manage their water networks-going from reactive to proactive.
Multiple Authors | February 14, 2018
Increasingly powerful and insightful maps drive improvements in awareness, collaboration, and understanding.
David Gadsden | February 7, 2018
Location intelligence helps deliver civil legal aid to the most vulnerable populations.
Keith Mann | January 11, 2018
The city of New Bern, North Carolina used GIS to turn around their ownership of derelict properties—powering parcel mapping, planning, and sales.
Ryan Lanclos | December 27, 2017
Data collection on a map allowed Key West to quickly, efficiently, and flexibly capture damage details even when communications were lost.
Sandra Whitehouse | December 14, 2017
Innovative shared ocean data and mapping efforts are resulting in better economic and environmental decisions for sustaining the blue economy.
Dawn Wright | December 13, 2017
Journalists sponsored the ‘Catch the King’ crowdsourcing event that rallied citizens to capture sea level rise data using an app on their phones.
Ryan Lanclos | November 20, 2017
Connecting Chicago’s Emergency Operations Center to real-time runner locations on the course helps the Chicago Marathon run smoothly.
Brett Dixon | November 15, 2017
Connecting traps to maps provides a tactical advantage for conservationists in their battle against New Zealand’s predators.
Helen Thompson | October 31, 2017
Knight Frank, a property consultancy, uses 3D models to envision rooftop development to help tackle London’s housing crisis.
Mark Cygan | October 27, 2017
The innovative GeoHive platform empowers Ordnance Survey Ireland to provide direction for evidence-based policy making in Ireland.
David Gadsden | October 23, 2017
Mapping the history of racial segregation in Minneapolis reveals lasting impacts.
Mark Cygan | October 20, 2017
The innovative GeoHive spatial data sharing and mapping platform helps Ordnance Survey Ireland deliver maps that align with citizen’s lives.
Mark Cygan | October 13, 2017
Ordnance Survey Ireland transformed from a traditional map production model to providing geospatial data for improved decisions.
Matt Ball | September 28, 2017
The USA Today Network deployed cutting-edge mapping technology to present the implications of a border wall along the US-Mexico border.
Matt Ball | September 27, 2017
WeRobotics pioneers drone use and spatial analysis for social good in remote regions.
Dawn Wright | September 26, 2017
NOAA scientists use geography to integrate data and insight from five different disciplines to understand the rise of this fungal infection.
Matt Ball | September 21, 2017
Theoretical physicist Geoffrey West believes in the power of geography to integrate city information for improved understanding.
Caitlyn Raines | September 21, 2017
Taylor Shellfish added a genetics program to adapt their oysters to increased ocean acidity. Tracing each oyster ensures genetic resilience.
Estella Geraghty | September 15, 2017
Predictive modeling helps public health professionals understand mosquito behavior and plan a targeted attack to mitigate disease spread.
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