Blue Raster partnered with Mortenson’s wind group to develop custom GIS tools that optimize wind farm design and construction. Using ArcGIS Pro and Python geoprocessing, the tools streamline data sharing, road and crane path planning, and cost analysis. These innovations help Mortenson generate competitive bids, reduce construction risk, and scale operations with confidence.
Palmer Wilson, a Blue Raster Senior DevOps Engineer, recently used 3D voxel rendering in ArcGIS Pro to analyze NOAA radar data from the Grand Junction, Tennessee tornado on April 3, 2025. This case study shows how integrating volumetric radar layers can help identify and interpret tornadic structures with greater clarity.
The Jane Goodall Institute’s Tapestry of Hope project weaves together uplifting stories of individuals, organizations, and communities working to protect the environment, support wildlife, and uplift human well-being. This dynamic platform highlights the collective impact of grassroots efforts around the world—encouraging visitors to explore, share, and become part of a global movement dedicated to creating a brighter future.
Use of an Oriented Imagery Catalog (OIC) from AerialSphere and the Oriented Imagery widget now available from ESRI affords the opportunity to explore properties in an immersive 3D environment.
Blue Raster partnered with The National Geographic Society, Lenfest Institute, and seven nonprofit newsrooms on a project entitled, Good River: Stories of the Ohio.
Blue Raster Project Manager Megan Gottfried studies to become expert at Deploying ArcGIS Urban Solutions for cities, counties, and more after full day of training.
In a new initiative with Green-Wood Cemetery, Cornell University, and turfgrass experts, Blue Raster is using drones to confront climate change in urban landscapes.
Our team had the opportunity to work with ArcGIS Indoors at a hands-on workshop by Esri in Redlands, CA. ArcGIS Indoors provides 3D maps, data, and location information for indoor spaces.
The new 3D Zoning Map is an innovative public tool from DCOZ for citizens, developers, and agencies to collaborate and understand the zoning regulations in the nations Capitol.
On October 18, Look Up to the sky and record an image, video/audio, or text message about what inspires you!
