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Olivia Harne

Olivia Harne

Mapping the Progression of Invasive Species with Crowdsourced Data

November 1, 2018by Olivia Harne

Researchers have mapped out approximate 48,510 harlequin ladybird (Harmonia axyridis) sightings – all obtained through participation of the public – over the course of a decade.

Categories Spatial AnalysisTags citizen science, crowdsourced GIS, invasive species mapping

ArcGIS Online and Android

October 18, 2018by Olivia Harne

Developers can work with ArcGIS Online in tandem with Android Studio in order to make their applications available to a wider mobile audience.

Categories GIS SoftwareTags Android, ArcGIS Online, mobile gis

Mapping Native Lands

October 12, 2018by Olivia Harne

Canadian developer Victor Temprano- founder of Mapster – has created “Native Land,” a map that helps individuals find the original inhabitants of the land they live on.

Categories Maps and CartographyTags indigenous mapping, Indigenous Nations
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Guardacostas Pro: Tracking Illegal Vessels

October 9, 2018by Olivia Harne

Argentina’s coast guard, or the Prefectura Naval Argentina will utilize Esri’s platform to create a new, real-time tracking system, aptly titled “Guardacoastas Pro.”

Categories GIS SoftwareTags arcgis, ESRI, vessel tracking

Mapping the Best Route for Pedestrian Safety

September 20, 2018September 19, 2018by Olivia Harne

A team of researchers has published a study that calculates the best pedestrian route based on safety over finding the shortest route.

Categories Spatial AnalysisTags logistics, pedestrian safety, routing

The Role of GIS Librarians

August 31, 2018by Olivia Harne

The learning curve with most GIS software can be lessened with the help of librarians that are able to explain software, recommend useful media, and preserve geospatial data.

Categories GIS IndustryTags GIS librarian

Cyprus Signs an Agreement to Update its GIS with the Help of Esri

August 10, 2018by Olivia Harne

Esri has been selected to modernize Cyprus and its cadastre, in hopes of providing the country with a completely modernized, advanced land registration system.

Categories GIS DataTags cadastre, Cyprus, ESRI, parcel data

The Debate About Book Availability Via Esri’s Desk Copy Service

July 20, 2018July 19, 2018by Olivia Harne

Olivia Harne discusses the value of providing access to students and educators to all GIS books published by Esri Press as part of the company’s Esri’s Desk Copy Service.

Categories GIS LearningTags esri press, Esri's Desk Copy Service

Using GIS to Help with City Branding

May 15, 2018May 11, 2018by Olivia Harne

By using GIS in a public facing and community engaging way, it can become an integral component of the re-branding of cities.

Categories GIS LearningTags city branding, city re-branding, urban renewal

Online Accessibility Maps Should be Interactive

April 2, 2018by Olivia Harne

For a consistent experience across mobile devices, accessibility maps should be interactive instead of static images or PDFs.

Categories Maps and CartographyTags accessibility maps, wheelchair accessibility maps

Story Map Gallery Fine Print

March 23, 2018by Olivia Harne

Olivia Harne discusses her personal experiences with how Esri’s Story Map Gallery’s fine print requirements can be a barrier to promoting GIS work.

Categories GIS IndustryTags ArcGIS Online, ESRI, story map

GIS, Data Preservation, and Gentrification

March 19, 2018by Olivia Harne

Olivia Harne discusses how smart planning that incorporates GIS needs to take into account the historic identity of gentrifying neighborhoods.

Categories GIS DataTags gentrification, neighborhood mapping, urban mapping
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