Esri Blog—Illegal cattle trafficking is devastating endangered habitats in Central America, and speeding the spread of a flesh-eating parasite. One conservation group is using maps to stop the damage. Read more.
Edhat.com—A GIS-powered dashboard created by a UC Santa Barbara team combines official and community-gathered data to highlight safer routes and pinpoint needed improvements. Read more.
Route Fifty—Dashboards are helping the city identify what's working and what isn't as officials revitalize neighborhoods and enhance services for residents. Read more.
ArcGIS StoryMaps—Flying rescue missions across Norway requires reliable access to comprehensive maps for planning and navigation. A single app has all the information in one place for situational awareness in the air. Read more.
Eco Magazine—Developers plan to store carbon emissions beneath roughly 2 million acres of UK seabed. The North Sea Transition Authority manages licenses and maps suitable injection sites. Read more.
Esri & The Science of Where podcast—Esri chief marketing officer Marianna Kantor explains how AI-powered digital twins are helping organizations gain deeper insights into the physical world and their own operations. Listen now.
Hydro International—The technology is automating the cleaning and analysis of bathymetric data, enabling faster insights into maritime features, trends, and navigation challenges. Read more.
Esri Industry Blogs—AI-powered imagery capture records the locations of more than 2,600 utility poles in less than seven hours, at 80 percent less than it would have cost to do so manually. Read more.
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