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New California tool maps extreme heat by ZIP code
ArcNews—“A lot of people just think, ‘I’m going to tough it out.' But that can have really dangerous and sometimes deadly consequences,” said Walker Wieland, environmental program manager for California’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment. CalHeatScore aims to change that mindset. Read more.
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Houston maps infrastructure to speed up storm response
Geo Week News—In storm-prone Houston, GIS is helping public works crews find and fix aging infrastructure before it fails. “Knowing the location and status of assets helps us respond quickly and efficiently,” said Michelle Sparks, a programmer for Houston Public Works. Read more.
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Geospatial AI momentum grows in India
TechCircle—Despite data access hurdles, geospatial AI is gaining ground in India's public and private sectors. “The challenges today are fewer than before,” said the managing director of Esri India, who noted that hundreds of India-specific data layers are now available in ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World. Read more.
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What tens of thousands of professionals learned at Esri UC
ArcNews—At the annual Esri User Conference, 15,000 GIS professionals crowding the convention halls saw how organizations like CAL FIRE, CVS Health, and the San Francisco International Airport are using maps to solve real-world problems—from emergency response to customer service. Read more.
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