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The Fiber Optic Layer: Find Your Property's Internet Providers
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You're staring at two identical properties. Same price. Same size. Same location. But one has blazing-fast fiber internet. The other? Dial-up speeds that make loading emails feel like watching paint dry... Which property wins?
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Building On Assets With Community Mapping
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Community mapping (also referred to as asset mapping) is the process of creating a geographic representation of a community’s characteristics, specifically, its assets: the people, organizations, places, and institutions that can create real and impactful change. The idea is that each of these assets has the potential to make a positive difference in the community, but they need each other’s help to do so.
5 Ways to Prepare Your Land For The Growing Season
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For all the farmers, gardeners, and growers out there, the growing season is fast approaching. Before we can start planting though, there’s a lot that needs to be done to get the earth ready. In the spirit of spring, we wanted to share a few of the myriad of ways you can prepare your land for a successful growing season.
The Evolution And Application Of GIS In Surveying
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The earliest known land surveyors walked the Earth all the way back in 1,400 B.C., and while much about surveying has stayed the same, the tools and methodologies they used have changed a great deal since then. One of the biggest advancements? GIS.
The Importance Of GIS For The Environment
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The importance of GIS is well understood; it allows us to look at a location holistically, see patterns and trends we otherwise couldn’t, and make decisions based on the most comprehensive data available.
Taking Out the Trash With GIS
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The versatility of GIS cannot be understated. It has been used to map planets, underwater continents, tree density, murder hornets, and now…garbage? Ocean microplastics, to be exact.
GIS 101: Understanding Geographic Information Systems
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By 1834, the Cholera epidemic was rampant in London, and despite their best efforts, no one could pinpoint how the disease started… that was, until John Snow entered the scene.
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