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Utilities map their future
Esri & The Science of Where podcast—An expert talks about how utilities are modeling for risks, including wildfire, and moving to a digital, real-time view of their assets. Listen now.
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Aiding Alaskan villages from afar
ArcUser—After a typhoon struck a remote area of Alaska, a team in Anchorage built damage assessment tools to support residents and guide response efforts across vast distances and in near-freezing conditions. Read more.
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How planners account for people who don't drive
Wisconsin Department of Transportation—Nearly one-third of Wisconsin residents cannot or prefer not to drive—a reality often unaccounted for in transportation projects. The state’s non-driver mapping tool helps planners factor these residents into decisions. Read more.
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Finding food grown closer to home
ArcGIS Blog—Farmers markets are a great place to find locally grown food. So is the updated USA Cropland data layer, which can be added to ArcGIS maps to show what's grown where and when, supporting sustainable food choices. Read more.
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