BBC—The BBC worked with Esri to create an interactive dashboard showing how communities in Kenya access, interpret, and act on extreme weather information. Read more.
ArcUser—An environmental and engineering consulting firm is using drones with GIS for site suitability, mitigation studies, and emergency response, like in the case of a Hawaii landslide. Read more.
Architect Magazine—The technology helps planners and architects design with confidence, communicate with transparency, and build for the future so communities are well-designed and well-informed. Read more.
ArcGIS StoryMaps—A finalist in the annual ArcGIS StoryMaps competition details the protection of nearly 1 million acres of Native land situated north and south of the national park. Read more.
The American Surveyor—Salem Public Works has a fleet of drones that supports nearly every city department, becoming integral to construction planning, community outreach, and emergency management. Read more.
Railway-News—An up-to-date 3D model of the first underground railway to be built in Brisbane, with a detailed view of the city above it, has brought the complicated Cross River Rail project to life. Read more.
Murray Ledger & Times—To preserve history and benefit genealogy, the city has visually cataloged information for several thousand burial locations in less than a year. Read more.
Inside Philanthropy—Families for Safe Streets used GIS to visualize the magnitude of traffic deaths and injuries across the US and advocate for reform. Read more.
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