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Digital street maps are ubiquitous, but that wasn’t always the case. John Cassidy spent his career making key data more widely available.
Eva Reid emboldens women in tech to pursue challenges and try new things—advice she has recently taken herself.
Annette Ginocchetti has boundless enthusiasm for GIS. She is also always one step ahead with the technology.
Marzio Dellagnello led one of the largest international geospatial cooperatives in history, and he’s a big part of why it’s been a success.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a high school science teacher has leveraged his second job as the local meteorologist to teach kids GIS.
Anita Palmer is a pioneer in GIS education. And when it comes to teaching novices, she has a knack for bringing the technology to life.
Under the leadership of GIS customer solutions manager Ben Bruns, Dutch Kadaster automated multiscale map production—and shared its methods.
Mary Fuentes helped build Miami-Dade County’s GIS from the ground up and has ushered it into becoming one of the most innovative and comprehensi…
For Karen Beardsley, GIS is more than software. It gives rise to relationships that can change the world.
For Menghestab Haile, using GIS for food and nutrition security is only the first step in getting information into the hands of decision-makers.
He's been shipwrecked on a desert island; he once climbed two of Southern California's tallest mountains in a day.
A Passion for GIS and Feeding the Poor