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3D, ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Pro, Custom Application, Infrastructure, JavaScript API

Streamlining Wind Farm Design and Optimizing Construction Planning with GIS

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.

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Amazon Web Services, ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS for Server, ArcGIS Image Extension for Server, ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS StoryMaps, Cloud, Design, Esri, GIS, Infrastructure, Microsoft Azure

Esri ArcGIS Cloud Specialty: Elevating our clients’ GIS capabilities to the sky

Blue Raster is thrilled to be a member of the Esri ArcGIS Cloud Services Specialty. This specialty designates Blue Raster as an expert in deploying and managing ArcGIS in cloud environments such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure. The Cloud Specialty program is designed to help Esri connect customers with recognized Partners that can best provide ArcGIS cloud solutions. Partners that meet the criteria for this specialty must demonstrate a track record of delivering value to their customers in implementing, managing, and designing cloud infrastructure in the Esri ArcGIS environment.

ArcGIS Experience Builder, ArcGIS Online, Disaster Response, Esri, Field Mobility, Infrastructure, Mobile, Public Safety, Survey123

Disposal of Debris after Disaster: Blue Raster partners with CDR Maguire to quantify and monitor disposal of debris material

Following a catastrophic event, the assessment and removal of debris and clean-up efforts of those impacted can create a ripple effect of challenges that communities are forced to overcome. To aid in an efficient approach, crews need assistance quantifying the damages incurred and coordination of how best to begin to confront the disposal of debris. Blue Raster helps CDR Maguire use the Esri Debris Management Solution with a custom enhancement to support online and offline use.

ArcGIS Enterprise, Conservation, Design, Development, Esri, GIS, Infrastructure, JavaScript API, Public Gardens

New Era for Plant Mapping at New York Botanical Garden with PlantTracker

Looking to upgrade their public mapping presence and expand internal use of GIS, NYBG and Blue Raster partnered to develop PlantTracker. Replacing a previous tool, PlantTracker is the online catalog of NYBG’s living collections used to find plants, navigate the grounds, get plant information, view photographs, and take curated tours.

ArcGIS Hub, ArcGIS Online, Esri, Field Mobility, GIS, Infrastructure, Operations Dashboard, State & Local, Transportation

Driving Forward with VDOT’s Integrated Directional Signing Program

In Virginia, Blue Raster partnered with Directional Signing Program (DSP) to put in place Esri workflows that help ensure you can trust highway signs. Using ArcGIS Online, Field Maps, Survey123, Workforce, and Dashboards, the signing program at VDOT has never been more interactive and in real-time. The Integrated Directional Signing Program (IDSP) includes over 16,000 signs across the State.

Amazon Web Services, ArcGIS for Server, ArcGIS Hub, Climate, Economic Development, Environment, Federal, Infrastructure, Mobile, Water

Mekong Monitor – Providing Vital Insight for River-dependent Communities

Blue Raster developed the Mekong Dam Monitor to provide unprecedented transparency of the flow of water and conditions of dams and reservoirs along the Mekong River. Using satellite data as well as weather and water gauge data, the monitor provides visibility into what is happening upstream, giving a comprehensive near-real time view of the current state of the Mekong basin along with historic conditions. This allows people all along the river and those advocating for more equitable and sustainable use of the river to understand and plan for changes in the levels of the river.

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