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Volume 22: GIS—The Geographic Approach

2006 Newark Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Maps —The Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy is a report by the City of Newark, New Jersey, describing existing conditions and formulate strategies to support the city's ongoing economic revitalization.

Volume 21: GIS—Communicating Our World

Delivery Network Expansion —This map illustrates a delivery network expansion for a financial institution interested in expanding its network to include in-store as well as de novo branches in an attempt to complement its existing network.

Volume 20: GIS—Helping Manage Our World

Deposit Potential, Metro New York City—This map illustrates the relative position of the Bank of America's network to areas of deposit potential in counties comprising the tri-state area of New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut.

Volume 19: GIS—The Language of Geography

Branch Trade Area Overlap vs. Market Financial Services Product Potential—This map illustrates the trade area overlap resulting from the potential merger of two institutions. The block group classification categorizes the block groups by high to low financial services product potential (deposits, investments, and loans) and high to low branch trade area overlap.

Volume 18: Geography and GIS—Serving Our World

Population Estimation Techniques
City planners in Phoenix, Arizona, used GIS-based applications to estimate the number of potential park users within one-quarter mile of parks. A one-quarter-mile buffer was created around each park polygon to evaluate the community impact of the facility and determine future park needs.

Volume 17: Geography and GIS—Sustaining Our World

Retail Bank Branch Network Optimization
This map presents a brief summary of the market analysis process employed by Verdi and Company, citing an example of a community bank in Plano, Texas. Using layers of information enables Verdi and Company to evaluate the institution's effectiveness of adequately servicing its customers and highlight those areas that may warrant new branch locations.

Volume 16: Geography—Creating Communities

Bank Network Optimization—Final Recommendations
In 1999, Verdi and Company began a network study for a bank that included all of its locations within the Birmingham and Tuscaloosa, Alabama, area. This is a small portion of the bank's network, and the study was designed as a template for the rest of the network.

The Map Book Gallery features the ESRI Map Book series dedicated to acknowledging the important and innovative accomplishments of GIS users around the world.

Published annually, each volume of the ESRI Map Book showcases a small portion of the work presented at the Map Gallery exhibition at the annual ESRI International User Conference.