Open science
Interoperable, standards-compliant platforms are essential for advancing science.
Engagement
Engage through open data/open science
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Open Science Is Good Science
What's the best approach to open science? How do we open our data to make it FAIR—findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable? -
Open data supports economic resiliency
The US Department of Homeland Security empowers residents with a radical shift to on-demand data that's available everywhere, by everyone. -
Open data site supports fish and wildlife
The Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (WAFWA) ensures science-based conservation and practical resource management.
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ArcGIS Hub sites and dashboards that engage
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#myoceanstory hub
The 2021 ArcGIS StoryMaps Challenge for Restoring Our Ocean is all about creating impactful stories about ocean health. -
Ocean Health Index
Conservation International and Esri are working to support ocean health, making it easier for everyone to access data and collaborate. -
Africa GeoPortal
This site aims to inspire communities through geography. -
Caribbean GeoPortal
This site offers information on geography, data, and disaster response. -
Racial Equity GIS Hub
Discover resources for organizations that are working to address racial inequities, including a collection of global examples that leverage GIS. -
Oceans
Discover data, apps, and tutorials for the oceans community.
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Engagement in practice
Discover case studies of collaborative organizations that are leading initiatives, communities, and volunteers.
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UN Sustainable Development Goals
GIS helps a diverse array of government and nonprofit groups collect, analyze, and share SDG data for planning, policy, and decision-making. -
Wyoming's conservation of deer migration
This video shows the challenges of deer migration and how people have acted to conserve the Red Desert to Hoback migration corridor. -
Sustainability along the Mekong River
The Stimson Center's Mekong Infrastructure Tracker engages a wide range of stakeholders with an eye on engagement and capacity building. -
Authoritative map of COVID-19 testing sites
GISCorps rallies to provide mapping help in times of crisis, and volunteers work to aggregate data on COVID-19 testing sites.
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ArcGIS tools and templates
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Related books from Esri Press
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Working Beyond Borders: GIS for Geospatial Collaboration
By Dr. Jill Saligoe-Simmel and Maria Jordan
Learn how government, industries, and others are integrating geospatial infrastructure and using GIS to connect people across jurisdictions and sectors to respond to the world’s most critical issues.Explore this book -
GIS for Science: Applying Mapping and Spatial Analytics
By Dawn J. Wright and Christian Harder
This second volume includes a collection of current, real-world examples of scientists who are using GIS to expand our understanding of the world.Learn more about this book
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