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The term “vulnerable neighborhoods” was first used in Sweden in 2015 to describe neighborhoods where the everyday life of citizens is highly affected by criminality. Understanding the…
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In today’s modern world, organizations must contend with risks that are more complex, interconnected, and systemic than ever before. From natural, technological, and human-caused threats and…
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Watch Dawn Wright, Esri chief scientist and co-editor of the "GIS for Science" series, and Christian Harder, co-editor of the "GIS for Science" series and co-author of…
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Discover the next volume in the acclaimed GIS for Science book series. Read about the work of scientists solving the world's biggest problems in agriculture, disaster response, geology, and…
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Create buffers and polygon overlays in ArcGIS, then conduct complex statistical analyses. Fundamental spatial analyses can be used to generate preliminary geographic estimates. In this case study…
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Understand hidden spatial relationships and patterns in your data using ArcGIS. Use spatial statistics and analysis to view clusters and hotspots. Watch this video to see a demo of these tools in…
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It is often said that a picture is worth a 1000 words, but in GIS, imagery is far more than just pictures. It is any cell-based (often called raster) data that is spatially aligned. While it might be…
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