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Careful consideration of people and natural processes leads to a holistic approach to LA River revitalization.
Applying Science and Mapping to Safeguard Species: Half-Earth Project
Dawn Wright | A Climate of Change | October 11, 2021
In advance of the yearly conservation update on Half-Earth Day, inroads are being made on quantifying the value of nature for people and planet.
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Ryan Perkl | October 12, 2021
Careful consideration of people and natural processes leads to a holistic approach to LA River revitalization.
Dawn Wright | October 11, 2021
In advance of the yearly conservation update on Half-Earth Day, inroads are being made on quantifying the value of nature for people and planet.
Brent Jones, PE, PLS | October 5, 2021
The government of Azerbaijan uses a cutting-edge mapping and workflow system to construct maps of the country’s working lands.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | September 28, 2021
UC San Diego mapped the sewer system to set up a building-by-building wastewater monitoring system that effectively curbed spread of COVID-19.
Steve Gay | September 23, 2021
Knowing where people are, has been instrumental in Manuel Pastor’s social advocacy efforts.
Mike Cox | September 22, 2021
The Missouri Division of Fire Safety built surveys with GIS technology to gain visibility into its fire inspection processes.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | September 14, 2021
San Bernardino County uses spatial analytics and smart maps to better understand the public health needs of communities it serves.
Multiple Authors | September 10, 2021
GIS maps created by a dedicated group of GIS professionals guided disaster response and recovery following the attacks of September 11, 2001.
Greg Milner | September 7, 2021
Anonymized data from mobile phones allows scholars and researchers across diverse fields to find hidden truths in human mobility patterns.
Ryan Perkl | August 31, 2021
The wall-to-wall biodiversity and human footprint inventory are unique datasets found only at the Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute.
Kimberly Hartley | August 26, 2021
Advancements in satellites, sensors, mapping, and artificial intelligence mean we can gain a global update of land-cover change within days.
Anne Taylor | August 24, 2021
An enterprise GIS approach fueled workflows to increase safe water access on the Navajo Nation while keeping people informed about progress.
Este Geraghty, MD, MS, MPH, GISP | August 19, 2021
As people's anxiety rises from the Delta variant, dashboards gain a refresh to provide an at-a-glance view to understand infection hotspots.
Steve Snow | August 17, 2021
At the University of Vermont’s Spatial Analysis Lab, students learn how to use remote sensing to address pressing environmental problems.
Anne Taylor | August 12, 2021
The Yurok Tribe uses GIS to capture a complete picture of the people and their homes.
Jen Van Deusen | August 10, 2021
The United Nations and World Bank have found that land record transparency promotes gender equity in global land ownership.
Mike Bialousz | August 4, 2021
South Carolina made the switch from desktop to enterprise GIS, and went from static to dynamic data sharing with great efficiency gains.
Dawn Wright | August 2, 2021
The Mars 2020 mission marked the first time that a map left Earth to be read by a robot to land autonomously amid hazards.
Ryan Lanclos | July 28, 2021
Casey Teske has used GIS in the field and in the office, in roles that help her bridge both the tactical and analytical aspects of firefighting.
Mike Bialousz | July 22, 2021
The state of Kentucky has developed a map-driven platform to help solar power developers find appropriate sites for renewable energy projects.
Audrey Lamb | July 13, 2021
Culp Lumber made the shift from desktop GIS to online GIS to achieve efficiency gains in the forest.
Jen Van Deusen | July 6, 2021
Scientists who mapped Africa's groundwater availability have returned with maps about rainwater replenishment and soon water quality.
Multiple Authors | June 30, 2021
Charles Lee was on the ground floor of the environmental justice movement, creating maps to show the insidious health impacts on people of color.
Dawn Wright | June 21, 2021
A map of dumped barrels off the coast of Southern California provides alarming evidence of ongoing environmental harm.
David LaShell | June 15, 2021
With GIS, officials can rely on shared maps and rapid communication to collaborate and make quick changes as events unfold.
Kimberly Hartley | June 4, 2021
Esri and IBM have teamed in this year’s Call for Code challenge that seeks solutions for combatting climate change.
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