ArcNews—The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation is using a GIS-enabled AI model to find all the potential wetlands across the state so they can be protected and managed. Read more.
ArcNews—Urban planning firm Houseal Lavigne developed an AI agent that taps a city’s planning and zoning documents, GIS data, maps, and 3D scenes to reply to questions about land use. Read more.
Esri & The Science of Where podcast—The Loss Prevention Research Council works with retailers and law enforcement, using GIS maps to analyze shopping crime patterns, solve problems proactively, and investigate organized crime. Listen now.
StoryScape—Esri’s ArcGIS StoryMaps team highlights the latest report from the American Society of Civil Engineers, which grades US bridges, roads, dams, ports, levees, energy production, public parks, broadband networks, and more. Read more.
ArcNews—The Puerto Rico Vector Control Unit developed a comprehensive dengue tracking and suppression program, installing thousands of traps across the island to trace infected mosquitoes. Read more.
ArcNews—The Town of Erie scanned its 250 miles of sidewalks using an app from Esri Startup partner DeepWalk and produced photorealistic 3D models to aid ongoing maintenance. Read more.
Government Technology—After Hurricane Helene damaged parts of North Carolina, the goal was simple for one consulting company using drone imagery and GIS: find out what was damaged and where to fast-track federal funding. Read more.
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