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New books from Esri Press make the business case for GIS, help readers plan for future public health events, introduce Web GIS, and more.
The Esri Science Symposium at the Esri User Conference is a unique event that showcases how science and geospatial technology intersect.
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, AAG has offered more than 100 varied events online. Here’s what the organization has learned.
It is up to professional mapmakers to ensure the integrity of their maps and the underlying data.
A recent ICA conference on atlases, toponymy, and map design energized attendees, and several other events this year aim to do the same.
New books include one from the Jane Goodall Institute that details its holistic method for conservation, plus others on mapping and GIS.
Days before the summer 2020 term began, a university lecturer adopted an asynchronous remote learning approach. Notebooks made it work.
Students need opportunities to learn about data, and companies need to invest in data literacy. That’s where UMass Global comes in.
The natural world is under siege. Join some of the geospatial causes aimed at reducing biodiversity loss and protecting the planet.
Nespresso, the Louisville/Jefferson County Information Consortium, and the University of Michigan won the top awards at the 2021 Esri UC.
The all-in-one app enables firefighters to easily find asset information, collect and edit data on the go, and report real-time locations.
A new webinar series explores a range of ethical issues associated with location information and geospatial technologies.