Geographic Information Systems for Coronavirus Planning and Response

Responding to the Opioid Crisis with GIS

Strengthening Public Health Preparedness with GIS

Moving Toward Health Equity Through GIS

Building Healthy Communities with GIS-based Mobile Data Collection

Altering the Course of Disease Surveillance

ArcGIS® Empowers Faster Response for Vector-Borne Disease Surveillance and Control

5 Ways to Transform Urban Planning

1. Encourage citizen engagement 2. Incorporate data-driven design 3. Reduce risk with digital twins 4. Evaluate impact 5.Accelerate policymaking

Real-Time Emergency Management Operations

How to modernize your agency for a more efficient response with the Emergency Management Operations Solution.

Reopen the Workplace: Facility Mapping Solutions for COVID-19 Recovery

How Utilities Can Effectively Manage Water Main Break Challenges

Empowering Water Utilities with Business Intelligence

Find out how utilities can use business intelligence to manage water loss, identify water quality issues, and more.

Understanding the Utility Network: A Guide for Water Utilities

Find out how water utilities can enable the sharing of their network across the entire organization and provide an authoritative view of assets to everyone that needs it.

ROI of Evolving Your Road Network Data Management Practice

This white paper identifies the return on investment for a municipal government of making this data management philosophy change.

Digitally Transform Field Operations

This e-book explains how geographic information system (GIS) technology and a suite of field mobility apps work together to improve performance in the field.

White Paper - Incorporating Web GIS in the K-12 Classroom

Read about the growing momentum of GIS use in Canada's schools that is promoting higher order thinking skills, spatial literacy and numeracy among students.

Optimizing Utility Asset Management Using Geographic Information Systems - A Geographic Solution for Implementing PAS 55

GIS supports PAS 55 compliance by enabling utilities to manage information about their assets’ entire lifecycle and making it available to all stakeholders from a centralized repository.

Esri Technology for the Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure (CGDI)

The development of the Canadian Geospatial Data Infrastructure (CGDI) has been ongoing for more than a decade.