Called Geospatial Opportunity Mapping (GOMap), the new tool considers high-resolution information from both the local authorities and local utility companies. It is reportedly able to determine the ...

Argonne National Laboratory has developed a dynamic geospatial mapping tool as a free, open resource to identify suitable locations for solar, wind, and other clean energy infrastructure projects.

What can a map tell us about the world? In a growing number of civil rights cases, it can illustrate how critical infrastructure is selectively parceled out from neighborhood to neighborhood. The ...

In the 2026 economic landscape, the error margin in physical expansion has effectively vanished. For small business owners, deciding where to open the next storefront, warehouse, or service center is ...

An increasing number of publicly accessible environmental justice (EJ)-related mapping or screening tools have been created by federal agencies, states, regional planning agencies, and municipalities, ...

Geographic information system (GIS) mainstay Esri is looking to expand its stake in digital twin technologies through significant updates in its product portfolio. As it announced at its recent user ...

The achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 3, ‘Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages’, requires a better understanding of inequalities in access to ...

Furthermore, GIS software was stand-alone and ran on large, high-end systems that could process the thousands of data points and layers needed to produce, say, a map of a suburban housing tract being ...

Bangladesh has been coping with the inflow of 1.1 million Displaced Rohingya People (DRP) in Cox’s Bazar, which is vulnerable to extreme climate events and under immense strain on the existing ...

This is a satellite image of flooding on the Wabash River between Lafayette and West Lafayette, Ind., in 2013. Shown are variations in the wavelengths of light reflected from the surface to highlight ...

Startup inspiration can strike anywhere. But for Atlas.co*, a freemium browser-based, real-time mapping tool that's being built by an Oslo, Norway-based team of (initially student) engineers, the ...