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Research Grant for $1.5 Million Awarded to Develop Web-based Climate Change Impact Assessment Service
Accessible climate change analysis tools, like this climate change impact assessment service, will help local decision-makers proactively manage disaster risk, ensure access to safe water and food, and strengthen preparedness and response strategies.
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Research Grant for $1.5 Million Awarded to Develop Web-based Climate Change Impact Assessment Service
Accessible climate change analysis tools, like this climate change impact assessment service, will help local decision-makers proactively manage disaster risk, ensure access to safe water and food, and strengthen preparedness and response strategies.
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Major Research Grant Awarded for Climate Change Data Service
We detail a recent Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant we were awarded from the U.S. Department of Energy for our climate change data service.
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Research Grants to Manage and Model Earth Observation Data
We dive into how we plan to use two Small Business Innovation Research grants to manage and model earth observation data.
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How to Fit 37 Data Sets Into One Map: Creative Cartography
In this post, we tackle a common challenge involving displaying a variety of data sets in one map.
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OpenDataPhilly Gets a New Look and More Datasets
Just in time for International Open Data Day, Azavea launched a re-designed and re-engineered OpenDataPhilly.org. This update sets the stage for the future of open data in Philadelphia as well, because the application will be more easily maintained and extended.
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Open Transit Indicators Enable Cities to Design Better Transit Systems
In this blog we detail the Open Transit Indicators project developed by the World Bank.
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More Sustainable Cities with Building Energy Benchmarking
In this blog post we detail our work to visualize building energy benchmarking data.
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The Geographic Context of #MediaInContext
In this blog we discuss our involvement in a media innovation hackathon called #MediaInContext.
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Coastal Resilience Wins Kudos and Awards
Were you watching the live feed of the UN Climate Summit in NY in September? No? Well, if you’d been watching, you would have seen Jack Dangermond announce the winners of the first Esri Global Disaster Resilience App Challenge. On September 23rd during Climate Week in New York, The United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction…
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Raster Versus Vector Visualization
In this blog, we compare raster and vector visualization, and describe our work with Girlstart and City Harvest, two east-coast-based non-profits.
