Alicia Adwards
Creating Geospatial Infrastructure That Delivers During Disasters
Each issue of ArcNews features a GIS hero—a member of the GIS community who has drawn on geospatial technology to create innovative solutions to special challenges or specific needs. The following are all the recent honorees:
How a Minneapolis Trailblazer Brought GIS to the Heart of Public Works
A Visionary CTO Leaves a Legacy of Collaboration, Equity in Tacoma, Washington
How a Passion for People, Nature, and GIS Inspired an Innovator’s Career
Captivated by Imagery, a Pioneering Radar Expert Builds a Legacy in Education
A Business Need Turns into a Passion and a Means for Gaining—and Using—a Voice
Responding to a Hurricane from the Woods, and Being Ready for the Future of GIS
Pioneer in Enterprise GIS Education Makes Sure Each Student Succeeds
Using GIS to Revolutionize Development, from Egypt to the Rest of Africa
Scientist Finds Life's Work in Digitally Mapping the Earth's Ecosystems
Quick Learner Saves San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District Millions of Dollars
Providing Information as a Resource—Responding to Superstorm Sandy
Greg Babinski: Tireless Advocate for Expanding GIS Use in Local Government
Rosario C. Giusti de Pérez Brings Urban Planning to the Slums of Venezuela
Environmental Advocate Creates Path to More Informed and Effective Conservation Efforts
GIS Pioneer: Henning Sten Hansen-Denmark's First Professor in Geoinformatics
High-School Teacher Paul Tweed Uses GIS to Encourage Higher-Level Thinking
Commissioner Randy Johnson Evangelizes Importance of GIS at Local and National Level