Through comprehensive data capture and advanced 3D modeling, GRS presents an interactive digital campus for Paideia Academies, offering a precise visualization tool to support strategic planning, spatial analysis, and community engagement. This project exemplifies how geospatial technology can enhance understanding and foster informed decision-making for educational institutions.
To support the Safer Bars Research Study, GRS was asked to create a kernel density of liquor licenses with an overlap of crime incidents for Phoenix, Tempe, and Tucson.
The pilot study was Harris County, and GRS was asked to create weighted flood indices for every building within Harris County, which is home to Houston.
GRS was contracted to develop a dashboard application that brings together Statewide data about heat, heat factors, and socio-demographic characteristics.
Utilizing ArcGIS CityEngine, the GRS team created a detailed 3-D model of a portion of ASU’s campus as a proof-of-concept for a digital twin for project related to broadband internet access.
The Governor's Infrastructure and Jobs Taskforce dashboard, created with support from the Arizona State Land Department and GRS, provides insight into the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law's impact on Arizona communities. It offers data on BIL/IIJA projects, allowing users to filter and access real-time information.
The GRS team used Python to automate the creation of long-term drought maps for Arizona using advanced calculations from the State Climate Office. These maps inform decision-making and recommendations to address the ongoing drought in the region.
Under the direction of First Things First (FTF), the ASU's Morrison Institute conducted a regional analysis of key indicators in domains that contribute to a greater overall risk for poor child outcomes including: low socio-economic status, adverse perinatal outcomes, substance use, additional community stressors, and education challenges.
ASU's pioneering study in the Colorado River Basin quantifies water usage by coal-fired power plants and mines. It identifies water rights' volume, sources, and ownership. The research aids policymakers and communities in managing water resources during coal facility closures. GRS assisted with geospatial data and maps for public communication.
Ten Across collaborates in the cultivation of understanding of the people, places and challenges throughout our unique and varied region, and creates opportunities to share the expertise necessary to drive transformative change. GRS worked with Ten Across on their Resilient American Futures course which focuses on the narratives of the area.