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Vision Zero: Maps Fuel Funding for Equitable Traffic Safety in Louisville

Louisville planners and engineers use map analysis to prioritize road safety projects and advance goal of zero traffic fatalities by 2050.

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Mapping a Nature-Based Solution to Human-Elephant Conflict

Using geospatial tools, Kenyan researchers reduce human-elephant conflict by analyzing and anticipating elephant movement across Africa.

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How LA Uses Maps of People and Place to Fill in Broadband and Equity Gaps

Los Angeles uses maps to convey where broadband investments are needed to address systemic inequities.

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The Economic Value of Parks: NYC

The Trust for Public Land used GIS to analyze the benefits and fiscal impacts of public parks and open spaces in New York City.

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The NAACP Sees Digital Maps as Tools for Modern Civil Rights Action

Digital maps and data science help NAACP show disparities along racial and geographic lines and where investment can improve or worsen conditions

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Modeling Pompeii: A New Era of Tech-Driven Collaboration in Archaeology

Archaeologists in Pompeii create 3D models of an excavation site for real-time, visual documentation and data about ancient city planning.

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In Australia’s Fastest-Growing City, a Digital Twin Guides Rail Expansion

The team behind Cross River Rail, a rail transport modernization program in Brisbane, Australia, created a digital twin to track projects.

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Climate Action: Reasons for Hope

At the Esri climate action event, leaders detail work already being done to counter climate change.

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National Audubon Society Maps the Wondrous Routes of Bird Migration

A map of bird migration patterns prompts conservationists to make data-driven decisions.

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Disaster Brings Conservation Awareness; Maps Bring Even More

For communities unconvinced by Jane Goodall Institute's approach of sustainable participatory planning, 2005 was a turning point.

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High School Students Use Mapping Tech to Protect the Unhoused from Wildfires

Students create web maps of homeless populations in high-risk fire areas, providing first responders with location intelligence.

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LA’s New Chief Heat Officer Expands Cooling Centers Based on Equity Maps

Los Angeles takes a data-driven approach to extreme heat by mapping communities that require cooling centers.

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