WINNER
Dante’s Inferno
By Josef Mûnzberger, Czech Technical University in Prague
What is the 2022 ArcGIS StoryMaps Competition?
The 2022 ArcGIS StoryMaps Competition invited storytellers globally to build stories about an idea, challenge, or solution through innovative data visualization techniques. Stories must be created with ArcGIS StoryMaps. Storytellers submitted stories in one of five categories:
- Digital humanities and popular culture
- Health and safety
- Humanitarian and social justice
- Nature and physical science
- Planning and infrastructure
Our guest judges selected a winner and a runner up in each of the categories. Plus, Esri’s StoryMaps team crowned winners of three special awards: most effective visual language, best map choreography, and most innovative use of data for storytelling.
Congratulations to our inspiring storytellers.
Digital humanities and popular culture
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Health and safety category
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WINNERGlobal Impact of Household Air Pollution on Health
By Shannon Lloyd and Alicia Oberholzer, Clean Cooking Alliance, UN Foundation -
RUNNER UPA long walk to a malaria-free Nigeria for kids?
By Oluwatomi Adedun and Dr. T. Osayomi, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
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Humanitarian and social justice category
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WINNERHow USAID Prepares for Hurricane Season
By Joshua Rostek, Jasmin Khangura, Emily Rasinski, Mardri Gaston-Williams, and Nina Feldman, US Agency for International Development -
RUNNER UPRacial Residential Segregation in Greater Boston
By Lisa Frueh, Marissa Chan, Jahred Liddie, Tamarra James-Todd, and Gary Adamkiewicz, Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health
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Planning and infrastructure category
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WINNERThe Diverse Prague
By Ing. arch. Alena Zmeškalová; Ing. Jakub Hrubý; Martin Fleischmann, MSc., PhD; and Ing. arch. Zdeňka Havlová, PhD, IPR Prague -
RUNNER UPEnvisioning Electrified Mobility in New York City
By Jingrong Zhang, Amber Jiang, Brian Newborn, and Robert Mieth, NYU Center for Urban Science and Progress
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Nature and physical science category
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WINNEROkavango Explore
By Blue Water GIS for EarthViews, The Wild Bird Trust, and National Geographic Society - Okavango Wilderness Project -
RUNNER UPThe Sundarbans: A gift to Bengal
By Shwarnali Bhattacharjee, University of North Texas, Denton, and Hasan Ahmed, University of Maryland, Baltimore
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Special award categories
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The Diverse Prague
By Ing. arch. Alena Zmeškalová; Ing. Jakub Hrubý; Martin Fleischmann, MSc, PhD; and Ing. arch. Zdeňka Havlová, PhD, IPR Prague -
WINNERInside Fujairah
By Ginny Mason, Andrew Critchlow, Josephine Sajbel, Claudia Carpenter, Evelia Gramajo, and Eklavya Gupte, S&P Global Commodity Insights -
WINNERNelson Climate Adaptation
By Andrew Douglas-Clifford, Tonkin + Taylor for Nelson City Council
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