Moore County, NC partnered with Blue Raster to modernize its parcel mapping workflows by migrating legacy ArcMap tools to powerful ArcGIS Pro add-ins. This upgrade streamlines parcel editing, improves data accuracy, and creates a future-ready GIS foundation for local government operations. Learn how the County transitioned critical tax tools to ArcGIS Pro while enhancing performance, usability, and long-term sustainability.
Blue Raster recently completed a high-resolution drone mapping project at The Henry Ford Museum campus in Dearborn, Michigan. By combining drone technology with GIS, our team produced a custom vector basemap using Drone2Map and ArcGIS Pro—helping the Facilities Team, students, and visitors alike.
Discover how Blue Raster uses ArcGIS Pro to create printable PDF maps for partners like UNICEF and CDC—perfect for reports, records, and offline access.
Blue Raster offers comprehensive migration services to streamline your transition from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience
You may be familiar with the USAID funded DHS Program Spatial Data Repository (SDR) and use it to access spatial
Blue Raster partnered with the Biospheric Sciences Lab at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and MIT Media Lab to develop a desktop-based geospatial toolkit for calculating and reporting key indicators within Goal 15 of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Blue Raster helps clients achieve rapid, cost-effective cloud solutions for server and application hosting. Our team is now taking this
Have you ever wondered where your wine comes from? Did you know that there are hundreds of distinct wine regions in the United States? Since 2017, Blue Raster has been working with the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) to map over 270 of America’s Viticultural Areas (AVA) in GIS. We then developed the American Viticultural Area Explorer, a web mapping application to view, compare and download AVA boundaries.
Blue Raster developed and delivered basic and intermediate GIS instruction for Maret School’s Mapping Inequality in DC class.
Volunteer organization is the backbone of local political parties, and these volunteers is are increasingly supported by accessible mapping. Recently, Blue Raster worked with the Arlington County Democratic Committee to update their door-to-door newsletter delivery route maps. These maps direct a group of nearly 500 volunteers from door to door, providing them with vital geographic and demographic information. Displaying 443 routes across 52 voter precincts, the success of the maps depends on being both descriptive and easily accessible.
