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The disruptions of COVID-19 forces election officials to pivot voting practices, using maps to guide participation during the pandemic.
YMCA Uses Location Intelligence to Match Programs to Member Needs
Multiple Authors | Spatial Analysis | 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.
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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.
Mike Cox | July 7, 2020
International Association of Fire Chiefs used location-based tools to compile and present details about the impacts of COVID-19 on its members.
Ryan Perkl | July 2, 2020
Boulder, Colorado, gained a new understanding of infrastructure and citizen vulnerabilities from Atkins' City Simulator.
Mark Cygan | June 30, 2020
Ordnance Survey captures change across the country, providing a bridge between our physical and digital worlds.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | June 25, 2020
With today’s level of mobility, adding location to contact tracing can help cast a net to slow down the spread of COVID-19.
Matt Ball | June 23, 2020
Geospatial technology improves economic, social, and environmental outcomes.
Ben Conklin | June 23, 2020
US Army Corps of Engineers used an enterprise GIS approach to create apps and dashboards for the hospital bed mission, uniting 52 districts.
Clinton Johnson | June 19, 2020
Location intelligence provides insight into patterns of inequality and connects communities around a common understanding to drive change.
Mike Bialousz | June 17, 2020
State park systems turn to GIS to limit close proximity of people during the pandemic and to communicate park closures and reopening.
Jeremiah Lindemann | June 16, 2020
The city of Tempe, Arizona added the ability to test coronavirus bio markers in wastewater to provide advance warning about COVID-19 spikes.
Ryan Perkl | June 9, 2020
Cape Cod Commission provides data and tools to help the region visualize climate change vulnerabilities and strategize mitigation measures.
Maryam Rabiee | June 4, 2020
As countries mobilize to tackle the coronavirus crisis, any action requires geospatial data to execute sustainably and efficiently.
Christopher Thomas | June 3, 2020
The new City of Sacramento 311 Customer Service Help Center website and mobile app integrate back-end systems to better serve citizens.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | June 2, 2020
Maps help organizations weigh wellness and economic impacts as communities work toward reopening from COVID-19 disruptions.
Steve Snow | May 28, 2020
NOAA is leading the world in phasing out paper charts, embracing the advantages of Electronic Navigational Charts.
Christopher Thomas | May 26, 2020
Washington state helped essential workers navigate to available childcare, while Seattle helped connect consumers to essential businesses.
Sarah Alban | May 20, 2020
Sarasota, Florida, came up with a creative way to keep idled city employees busy, utilizing an easy-to-use app to update city asset inventory.
Ryan Lanclos | May 14, 2020
Direct Relief uses GIS to create distribution maps to solve medical supply chain problems in times of crisis.
Linda Peters | May 12, 2020
Deep learning helps keep the Kuwait base map up-to-date and complete to provide accurate information in a rapidly developing country.
Ryan Lanclos | May 7, 2020
GIS helps the FDA visualize manufacturing sites, monitor impacts of disasters, and safeguard investigators while they're in the field.
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