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Leading geospatial event gathered nearly 3000 professionals and 200 solutions providers in Denver, CO

Over the next three days, volunteers will spread out across 4,000 miles of Los Angeles County to count their unhoused neighbors.

Presentations navigate future innovations and geospatial for good with speakers from Bentley Systems, ESRI, Stantec, and Skender

Geographic information systems (GIS) can help health authorities map where and when outbreaks and other events occur to maximise delivery of aid and potentially contain the spread of disease, according to a leading expert.

This year’s count comes on the heels of heightened concerns about its accuracy.

The Sewershed Surveillance Program gets samples from more than 100 locations – covering more than half the state's population – to create maps that help...

(1) HIMSS hat Dr. Este Geraghty, Chief Medical Officer beim Weltmarktführer für Standortinformationen Esri, als Empfängerin des Most Influential Women in Health IT Award bekannt gegeben. Der Preis honoriert und ehrt einflussreiche Frauen, die das Potenzial von Informationen und Technologien nutzen, um das Gesundheits- und Pflegewesen zu verändern. Die Gewinnerinnen sind unter den Bestenlisten und Preisverleihungsprogrammen einzigartig, da sie alle einflussreichen Frauen einschließen, unabh...

Precision Public Health Asia 2021 Join us from 7 to 9 April 2021 at the Precision Public Health Asia 2021 Conference to find out how precision public health can improve health outcomes and equity to deliver ‘personalised’ public health. This 3-day virtual conference will bring together policymakers, industry practitioners and researchers to explore how the effective use of genomics, big data and new technologies is transforming the understanding of complex health and causal systems to deve...

Esri Chief Medical Officer Este Geraghty explains how geographic data and maps can streamline COVID-19 vaccine distribution planning.

Data shows over half of virus infected El Pasoans visited a retail store just before getting sick EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — A data company suggests El Pasoans are not changing their routines drastically during the pandemic. Unacast uses anonymous cell phone data from millions of people nationwide. As of Wednesday, the company estimated individuals in El Paso were reducing non-essential visits by less than 55%, which the company deems a failing grade. “I think that understanding that data real...