Forbes—In South Africa, aerial vehicles support resilient reconstruction. In Kenya, they detect early signs of crop stress. And in Nepal, they carry tuberculosis test samples. Read more.
Esri Canada—In a six-minute video, the Missing Children’s Society of Canada demonstrates a location-based system that helps law enforcement find children more effectively. Watch now.
Route Fifty—The city worked with a community organization to develop a GIS-based shelter intake survey for staff to track how many unoccupied beds are available, every hour on the hour. Read more.
AECCafe—Touching on everything from AI and digital twins to imagery and BIM, Esri’s Marc Goldman reveals the latest advancements and real-world applications of GIS in built environments. Read more.
Planetizen—The American Community Survey Atlas Collection features visualizations from the latest U.S. Census Bureau estimates, including 175 web maps on topics like age, race, income, education, and employment. Read more.
Esri & The Science of Where podcast—Author David Yarnold explains how people use GIS to solve some of the world’s most challenging problems—controlling Ebola, redesigning cities for extreme heat, redistricting fairly, and building businesses. Listen now.
Esri Blog—Planners in the historic copper mining hub of Magna, a popular filming location in recent years, use GIS to help preserve and redesign Main Street into a destination. Read more.
Gov Tech—State and local governments are embracing a more comprehensive approach within their enterprise IT—through the concept of spatial infrastructure. Read more.
Railway-News—Contractors ensure compliance with environmental requirements on more than 10,000 parcels across an 800-mile route, guided by GIS maps. Read more.
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