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GIS: Innovate. Integrate. Inspire.

Explore how GIS and geospatial technologies are driving innovation, integration, and informed decision-making across India. This issue highlights the role of GeoAI, Living Digital Twins, enterprise integration, and ArcGIS in transforming sectors such as governance, telecommunications, urban planning, agriculture, conservation, infrastructure, and disaster management.

  • ArcGIS Enabling Evidence-based Decision making at Lucknow Development Authority

    Achieving Excellence with ArcGIS: Bengal Gas Company Limited; USAC; Suez International

    How GIS and geospatial technologies are being applied to address real-world challenges, improve operational efficiency, and support smarter decision-making across diverse sectors.

  • CEPT: Future-Proofing Planning Education  with GIS & AI

    DTU and Esri India Join Hands to Advance GeoAI Education and Research

    Esri India has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Delhi Technological University (DTU) to establish a Centre of Excellence (‘CoE’) in Geospatial Technologies with a focused thrust on GeoAI.

  • A Collaborative GIS-Based Urban  Management Solution for Rourkela  Municipal Corporation

    Ashoka University: Empowering the Next Generation of Spatial Thinkers

    Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is no longer confined to geography or urban planning; it is now shaping research and decision-making in environmental science, economics, public policy, archaeology, public health, business, and the humanities.

  • Transforming Urban Construction in  Kerala through GIS-Driven Systems

    ArcGIS Business Analyst: Transforming Data into Smarter Business Decisions

    ArcGIS Business Analyst is Esri’s location-based market and community intelligence software that combines demographic, business, lifestyle, spending, and census data with map-based analytics for smart decision making.

  • Seismic Vulnerability of RC Buildings in Western Ahmedabad Using GIS

    Why ArcGIS in hydrometeorological services? For easy and quick solution

    "Necessity is the mother of Invention”. Here necessity is to incorporate the rain gauge stations with different administrative boundaries like State, Met-subdivision (36), District (738), Blocks (5961) and river basin and sub basins (162) in the Hydro-meteorological services.

  • Living Digital Twins for Urban Development

    The Rise of GeoAI: Transforming India’s Spatial Data into a Predictive Powerhouse

    When Esri India was established in 1996, Geographic Information Systems were confined largely to government survey departments and a handful of academic institutions.

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