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.
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.
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.
OpenDataPhilly won 2015 Web Project of the Year.
In this blog, we discuss our receipt of grants that we will use to build out earth observation web tools like ModelLab and Raster Foundry.
We dive into how we plan to use two Small Business Innovation Research grants to manage and model earth observation data.
We outline some highlights from our work so far with the Philadelphia Water Department as we collaborate to aid in “Saving Water by Saving Money”.
In this post, we tackle a common challenge involving displaying a variety of data sets in one map.
We discuss our receipt of a Special Achievement in GIS Award for our work alongside The Nature Conservancy.
In this post, we outline our work on the web-based system designed to help with tree mapping initiatives in NYC called TreesCount.
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.