A researcher at the University of Kansas conducted a study to determine 34 species’ ecological niches. One species he took into consideration was the Brown Thrasher. Using GIS, the author completed a Gap Analysis to examine species distribution, land use Read More
This graphic shows the seven focus sites for the Celebration of Coastal Culture study. Each agency was integral in the collection of data and establishing local contacts. Researchers at universities in Portugal recently completed a study that examined the role Read More
In a study by a researcher at the University of Tennessee, Rachel J.C. Chen used GIS to identify sites that could be developed for the tourism industry. Relying on past GIS research that established areas best suited for real estate Read More
As approved resellers of DigitalGlobe, Apollo Mapping is proud to offer imagery products from the first-ever 30-centimeter (cm) natural color orthoimagery layer covering the lower 48 states of the United States of America as well as significant portions of Europe. Read More
City center as marked by the two main roads crossing in the diagram above. For the most part, the transitional shelters are arranged in an east-west distribution across the region. Highest capacity transitional shelters and most emergency shelters are located Read More
Researchers from the University of Sussex in the UK and Rhodes University in South Africa conducted a study utilizing GIS to assess the socioeconomic conditions of the mountainous regions in the southern portion of the African continent – specifically Lesotho, Read More
Researchers from universities all over the world got together to study the impacts of school redistricting. They used GIS to make the most logical, and fair, districts which ensure students are given the best opportunity for education, as well as Read More
Some years ago, I worked for the Boulder County Parks & Open Space Department trapping and “relocating” prairie dogs in rural Boulder County. Due to urban sprawl and predator displacement that took place far and wide, the species had become Read More
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