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ArcGIS Online, Cloud, Conservation, Custom Application, Environment, Forest, GIS, JavaScript API, Nonprofit/NGO, UI, UX/UI

World Forest ID’s Evaluation Platform: Strengthening Supply Chain Transparency with Blue Raster

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Blue Raster and World Forest ID (WFID) have partnered to create a powerful custom digital solution that enhances traceability and accountability in global forest supply chains. The WFID Evaluation Platform is a secure, user-friendly web tool that uses chemical data from geolocated reference samples and genus distribution information to predict the likely harvest origin of timber samples. Soon, the platform will also support agricultural commodities like soy and cocoa. 

ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Online, GIS, Open Data, Training

Exploring KoopJS: Simplifying and Enhancing Geospatial Data Integration

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In the ever-expanding landscape of web development, the integration and presentation of geospatial data poses unique challenges. As applications increasingly demand the seamless incorporation of location-based information, developers find themselves grappling with diverse data sources, formats, and APIs. It is in this dynamic environment that tools like KoopJS emerge as indispensable assets.

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

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

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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.

Agriculture, ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Online, Esri, Federal, GIS

Mapping America’s Wine Growing Regions

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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.

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