Learn about integrating GIS with official statistics business processes. Utilize geospatial data in planning and decision making. Pick the path that meets your needs.
Spatial analysis is something we all do, whether we’re aware of it or not. It’s how we understand our world — knowing where things are, learning how places relate and interact, figuring out what it all means, and what decisions to make or actions to take.
Using United Nations' data, map where there are social protections in place to help children in poverty. (SDG 1.3.1 and 8.7.1)
Use Arcade expressions to visualize unemployment at the county level.
Learn how to use smart mapping and Arcade expressions to explore relationships between two numeric variables in a single layer.
Identify campgrounds near an invasive weed to prevent its spread.
Use United Nations Sustainable Development Goal data to compare hunger in the forms of undernourishment and food insecurity for the world’s population. (SDG 2.c.1)
Map the malaria incidence rate from 2016 to 2020 to analyze progress towards reaching the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal.
Measure how much of the rural population can reach all-season roads in Shikoku, Japan, for Sustainable Development Goal 9.1.1.
Perform statistical analysis of San Francisco crime using the R-ArcGIS Bridge.
Find where permits are being issued and determine trends in the data.