ArcNews—Tens of thousands of doctors care for people affected by war, natural disasters, and disease. GIS has been key to supporting that work. Read more.
Esri Blog—The fourth-largest US city keeps its services running every day, even during extreme storms, using a combination of enterprise GIS, AI, and high-resolution imagery. Read more.
Government Technology—An Arizona food bank's maps identify areas where people lack access to nutrition, including food deserts within the Navajo Nation. Read more.
Esri case study—The builder of the world’s largest operational offshore wind farm has relied on precision mapping to pinpoint risks, assess opportunities, and understand limitations. Read more.
Government Technology—The GIS-powered EV Mapping and Planning Tool offers a view of existing, planned, and needed locations for EV chargers. Read more.
Maps.com—The American Society of Civil Engineers teamed up with Esri to tell a story, through maps, of the often-underappreciated systems that keep the country running. Read more.
Esri & The Science of Where podcast—Sea habitats have staged a comeback and the evidence is in the geospatial data, according to the cofounder of a group restoring underwater life off the Isle of Arran. Listen now.
ArcGIS Blog—Organizations are transforming how they monitor and manage water systems, including ensuring that resources can be resilient and sustainable. Read more.
ArcNews—To assist communities that lacked legal protections on the properties where they live and work, the Cadasta Foundation has been helping map the land, documenting land rights for more than seven million people. Read more.
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