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Esri signs an MOU with the World Bank, makes field-sourced data available fast in Microsoft, and advances ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World.
Esri Story Maps apps are engaging. Why not use them for business development, project summaries, team meetings, and presentations?
On GIS Day, GIS users and advocates around the world host and attend events that showcase how geospatial technology can make a difference.
For more than 10 years, URISA's Policy Advisory Committee has been looking out for GIS professionals’ best interests.
Felix Finkbeiner, founder of Plant for the Planet, mobilizes a global movement to slow climate change with a trillion trees.
Dr. Thomas Crowther from The Crowther Lab talks about how business and government are using technology to address climate change.
The ongoing successful development of modern cartography requires taking an integrated, interdisciplinary approach to producing maps.
The International Cartographic Conference united cartographers, GIScientists, and mapping enthusiasts to discuss the future of cartography.
The International Cartographic Conference, being held in South Africa, will show how cartography is contributing to sustainable development.
Anyone can dabble in the craft of mapmaking. Cartographers need to ensure that mapmakers are equipped with sound cartographic techniques.
New books include one from the Jane Goodall Institute that details its holistic method for conservation, plus others on mapping and GIS.
Throughout their histories, GIS, remote sensing, and photogrammetry have developed on parallel yet distinctly separate tracks—until now.