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The Clean Water Act requires a water quality report every two years, in Kentucky that report is now accessible, visual, and interactive.
A Virginia professor’s maps show redlining of the 1940s has caused social inequalities to persist.
After receiving funds to assess vulnerability, Grenada turned the data into a digital twin to examine all manner of climate impacts.
Visitors to northern Massachusetts can use the new GreenbeltGo app to explore and navigate the natural wonders of this historic area.
Mappers with The HALO Trust document the destruction in Ukraine to assess risk from unexploded ordnance ahead of reconstruction effort.
At Georgia Tech’s Tokyo Smart City Studio, students use GIS to investigate smart city solutions, and also to craft plans and proposals.
Creating awareness of earthquake faults was the first step in gathering and sharing data about all hazards experienced in the Philippines.
CAL FIRE deploys near real-time sensing, predictive analytics, and a shared map on mobile devices to tackle the destructive Dixie Fire.
Careful consideration of people and natural processes leads to a holistic approach to LA River revitalization.
Anonymized data from mobile phones allows scholars and researchers across diverse fields to find hidden truths in human mobility patterns.
An enterprise GIS approach fueled workflows to increase safe water access on the Navajo Nation while keeping people informed about progress.
The state of Kentucky has developed a map-driven platform to help solar power developers find appropriate sites for renewable energy projects.