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Freeport-McMoRan Stewards the Land Beyond the Mine

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By Matt Ball Verified
| Esri
Freeport-McMoRan built its environmental records system to track decades of residential cleanup work across multiple legacy sites, turning a document warehouse into a planning tool that supports field operations, legal documentation, and long-range program decisions. Key Takeaways Environmental remediation spans decades, and a system of record that captures every parcel, sample, and signature is the only way to manage that timeline.
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Drone Mapping and Local Voices Help Document and Preserve Ancient Maya Cities

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By Matt Ball Verified
| Esri
The Maya Mapping Collaborative uses GIS, lidar, and interactive digital stories to document iconic Maya sites, amplify local knowledge, and bring ancient heritage to students, tourists, and the world. Key Takeaways The Maya Mapping Collaborative’s use of drones to map archaeological sites across Belize reveals hidden structures without disturbing the landscape. Local guides, Maya elders, and community members contribute oral histories and cultural insights that enrich the digital models.
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Redrawn: How Baltimore Police Department Used Data to Rethink Territory and Officer Workloads

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By Matt Ball Verified
| Esri
Baltimore Police Department built an enterprise GIS that turned district boundaries, patrol beats, and crime patterns into a shared language. Key Takeaways Baltimore Police Department spent months analyzing call volume, drive times, and demographic data before redrawing district boundaries. GIS analysts went to all stakeholders to show proposed lines and the data behind them. Detectives, patrol officers, and commanders now work from the same operational map.
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