Join Alison Hall at #ICSD2024 as she shares how AlcisGeo use geographic info to support Alison Hall MBE - Seeds for Development achieve #SDG2 in northern Uganda. 🗓 Sept 19 | 🕙 10:00 AM BST Register: bit.ly/3Z3LFro

Today is the International Day of Science, Technology and Innovation for the South. We're presenting at #icsd2024 on our work with Alison Hall MBE - Seeds for Development in using #GIS to support humanitarian efforts in northern Uganda. 📅 September 19th 🕙 10:00AM (BST) Register: bit.ly/3Z3LFro

As stated below, Food brings us together. Join us at #icsd2024 where we'll discuss food insecurity in northern Uganda: 'Satellites and Seeds: Improving Food Security in Northern Uganda with GIS and Geospatial Analysis' 🕙10:00AM (BST) 🗓️Sept 19th ➡️ bit.ly/4epnBnx

This is another great opportunity to learn new skills or polish up on your ArcGIS knowledge. We're always looking to refine our skills, and Esri Training courses like the one below are great examples of how to do so!

We want to extend our thanks to everyone who attended our presentation during #ICSD2024 The turn out was brilliant, and it was great to hear from other presenters. We look forward to attending ICSD 2024 again in 2025.

The #ESA #eo4africa symposium is on its way!! 🌍🛰️. The EO AFRICA R&D Facility is there to strengthen the #EOAFRICA community and to share the progress on collaborative EO-based #research for #Africa Live streaming at: eo-4-africa-symposium-2024.esa.int/watch-live/ EO OPEN SCIENCE

Today is the first day of the EO 4 Africa Symposium. The opening plenaries have already set a great tone to a week full of #EO talks. Make sure to check out our poster presentation during the coffee breaks 🗺️

Today is Education Technology Day 🖥️ There's always time to refine and hone skills, or learn completely new abilities. In the age of technology, learning new, tech-based skills couldn't be easier. Check out Esri GIS Education's course below!

Our new website page: Humanitarian Response is now live! Are you interested in how we use the power of geographic information in the wake of disasters? If so, click the link below to read on ⬇️ alcis.org/humanitarian-r…

How can we identify high-risk areas to improve community and safety planning? We use #GIS and #EO to locate the places at more risk to disasters, such as floods or droughts. Interested to hear more? Click here: alcis.org/humanitarian-r…

How can we identify patterns and trends to avert potential crises, such as food shortages? Patterns in #GEO data can show us which areas are more prone to food insecurity due to factors like a lack of access to food. Check out our page for more: alcis.org/humanitarian-r…

How can we assess high-risk areas to prioritise aid delivery where it’s most urgently needed? We assess high-risk areas using geographic data on disaster-prone features. This shows us where the greatest impacts are likely to occur. More: alcis.org/humanitarian-r…

How can we detect emerging patterns to strengthen early warning systems? We can spot emerging patterns by using geographic data to track changes and find possible risks. Explore more about how to use GIS for good: alcis.org/humanitarian-r…

How can we identify the key challenges and needs during disasters to optimise response planning? By analysing satellite data, we can spot issues and highlight areas of concern, allowing us to focus efforts on the most urgent needs. Read on: alcis.org/humanitarian-r…

How can we plan for long-term recovery to ensure communities rebuild stronger? Analysing trends and predicting challenges allows us to address immediate needs while building stronger, more sustainable communities for the future. alcis.org/humanitarian-r…

Explore ArcGIS StoryMaps 'Agriculture by the numbers – and beyond' below. It's great to see others use #GIS to map the distribution of farmland globally. Farms and croplands are key factors in a populations access to food. Our food security initiatives: alcis.org/food-security

Who's getting excited about the #30DayMapChallenge? We're patiently waiting for the beginning of October to see the categories, and then to start planning 🗺️

We've just released David Mansfield blog that explores the second year of the Taliban's drug ban, with Afghanistan facing a complex web of economic and political challenges. Read it here: alcis.org/post/taliban-f…

The imagery below shows the amount of agricultural land and the number of households in the south and southwest of Afghanistan. Have you read David Mansfield's recent blog? Read it here: alcis.org/post/taliban-f…

The imagery analysis below shows poppy density in Afghanistan, 2022 to 2024. As you can see, since the Taliban's ban in 2022, poppy density has depleted at a rapid pace. Read David Mansfield's blog here for more: alcis.org/post/taliban-f…