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.
The ʻĀkoʻakoʻa Reef Restoration platform provides a shared platform to foster a deeper connection between coastal and coral communities, promoting collective action in the face of climate change.
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.
Communities everywhere must increasingly plan for urban heat resilience. The PIRS™ for Heat is an approach that communities can use to analyze how heat mitigation policies are integrated into different plans and to identify opportunities to better target heat mitigation policies in high heat risk areas.
The SHPO Historic Properties Mapping Project, in collaboration with Pima County and AZGeo, aims to create a cloud-based system for Arizona's historic property database. It offers accessibility through a hub site, a map viewer, partner data editing, and a data repository, benefiting stakeholders statewide.
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.
Working with non-profits and neighborhood groups to collect, analyze, and map data related to the Turning the Corner neighborhood displacement project.
GRS teams up with ASU’s Knowledge Exchange for Resilience to develop the Maricopa County Evictions Dashboard. It tracks and maps eviction data by zip code, models post-pandemic eviction surge potential.
Mapping response rates for the 2020 census in an interactive map