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Before the Break: How GIS Helps Cities Spot Infrastructure Risk Before It Cascades

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By Matt Ball Verified
| Esri
Three mapping projects illustrate how researchers and urban planners are innovating to protect essential city infrastructure networks from extreme weather and cyberattacks. Key Takeaways Urban planners across the US are using GIS maps and models to understand infrastructure vulnerabilities, prevent service disruptions, and prioritize investments. LA County manages stormwater projects to ensure natural and built solutions work together.
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Rare design helps boxer’s cigarette card punch well above estimate

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By Matt Ball Verified
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How Seattle Uses GIS to Put Equity at the Center of Service Delivery

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By Matt Ball Verified
| Esri
Your browser does not support the audio tag. This audio is AI-generated. It may contain mispronunciations or unnatural phrasing. Seattle city departments use GIS technology and a Racial and Social Equity Index to understand community needs, address food insecurity, and guide equitable investments across programs and services.
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