Geospatial insight for a changing planet
Science helps us understand not only how the Earth works but also how it looks (geodesign) and how we look at it (Earth observation). We support the science community and seek to do good science at Esri, as it underpins much of what we do as an organisation. This also helps us evolve ArcGIS into a comprehensive geospatial platform for science.
Underpinning all our science initiatives is the Living Atlas, one of the world's best compilations of government and commercial geographic information. This resource enables great mapping and analytics, secure sharing and collaboration, compelling science communication via storytelling, and an ecosystem where models and maps can be shared to further understanding.
Science underpins everything that Esri produces. We develop for and support a number of sciences. We're very excited about all the things that we're doing across all the environmental sciences. This is embedded in what we do—to strengthen the foundation of our software and services; to research, publish, communicate, and serve alongside the scientific community; and to inspire positive change in society.
Derive spatial relationships, detect patterns, make predictions, and deploy intelligent apps.
See patterns, facilitate collaboration, and accelerate your science communication.
Process, visualise, and understand 3D images and data.
Process, manage and analyse imagery from air, land, and sea.
Expose geographic patterns and relationships in both static and streaming big datasets.
Customise with rich, interactive, and open apps, APIs, and SDKs.
Every day, the scientific community uses GIS to address 21st-century environmental challenges and understand the changing world.
Use smart maps and spatial analysis to better manage Earth's natural resources.
Location intelligence and spatial analytics help you make any area thrive.
Model, monitor, and predict surface and groundwater systems to understand how water quality and quantity are impacted.
GIS impacts and transforms teaching, learning, research, service, and administration.
Better understand the spatial behaviours of fires, floods, and other natural hazards. Apply your science to inform emergency situational awareness.
Fuse demographics and location data to better understand the links between infrastructure and challenges such as homelessness, poverty, and the needs of ageing populations.
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Conduct research at Esri