By testing simulated changes in the virtual world, digital twins help developers avoid costly real-world mistakes.

Missouri high school districts can choose, independently, to give high school credits to students who take and pass AYBAA and USGIF’s collaborative training.

The curriculum will point students toward more specific career paths within the field of environmental GIS. 

The founder and president of Esri shares how the coronavirus is reshaping the use of geographic information systems.

The complete schedule for the upcoming digital Esri Conference on July 13-15, 2020, has been released. 

The Wisconsin-based infrastructure marking company adds two new members to its growing team. 

Global communities in need of resources can access location intelligence technology at no cost.

Working alongside Natural Resources Wales and Welsh Government, Bluesky will capture the data at a resolution of 2 points per meter before processing and delivering LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) data for more than 20,000 square kilometers of rural and urban landscapes. 

Geographic data is an integral part of problem-solving.