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In an Unprecedented Year, US Completes Census Count with Help from GIS

The Census Bureau collaborated with Esri, weaving geospatial capabilities into every operational component of its 2020 Census.

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Rapidly Processed Drone Imagery Improves California Wildfire Response

Law enforcement working on California wildfires tasked Esri partner and geospatial consulting firm GeoAcuity with obtaining aerial images.

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Zibumi will help advance 3D visualization and simulation in Esri software and expand the integration of game engine technologies into ArcGIS.

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GIS Day Carries On, and Virtual Events Are a Hit

People from all over the world had extra special virtual celebrations for GIS Day on November 18, 2020, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

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How Indoor GIS Can Help Workplaces Reopen Safely

Esri’s ArcGIS Indoors is suited to help businesses safely plan reopening, helping them efficiently visualize their real estate.

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Reports Give ArcGIS Online Administrators More Control

The December update of ArcGIS Online includes a series of reports to more effectively manage organizational accounts.

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Six Reasons ArcGIS Enterprise Users Should Get Started with ArcGIS StoryMaps

Users who have upgraded to ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8.1 have access to ArcGIS StoryMaps to create an immersive narrative experience.

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Farmers in India Improve Crop Choices, Boost Income Using Spatial Analytics

The new Agri-GIS app is bridging the spatial analytics gap in Indian farming communities.

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In Finland, a Geospatial App Gives Transport Drivers the Information They Need

Tietorahti Oy, Finnish transport consulting company, created a mobile app to easily access critical data while on the road.

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ArcGIS Survey123 Streamlines Assessment of Sydney Light-Rail Service

The Inner West Light Rail, located in Sydney, Australia, runs for 8 miles predominantly along the corridor of a former freight railway line.

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GIS-Based Study of Water Scarcity in Peru Offers Replicable Model

AASD and engineering students used GIS to study water scarcity in one Peruvian community to help other societies in similar situations.

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Facing Sea Level Rise, Miami Beach Uses GIS to Prioritize Mitigation Projects

Miami Beach, Florida, is one of the most vulnerable areas for sea level rise in the United States.

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