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Tag Archives: geographic information systems
Breaking Boundaries with a GIS Career Transformation
If you’re looking for a way to forge a new path, check out this GIS career transformation from our latest UMBC’s Mic’d Up Podcast episode.
Mapping Success: Navigating the GIS Landscape
Welcome to the thrilling realm of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), where maps and data come to life, shaping the future of various industries. In this article, we’ll take you on […]
Exploring Geospatial Techniques and Technologies [podcast]
In this episode, we dive into the impact of GIS in various fields, including crime analysis, housing, and urban development.
A Connected Universe | UMBC Industry News
UMBC’s Earth Institute provided a satellite sensor for NASA’s HARP CubeSat that was successfully launched to the International Space Station in late 2019. In today’s Industry Roundup, we take a […]
Innovation and Climate | UMBC Industry News
The UMBC research community is working together to find solutions to address climate change. A team of researchers has concluded that meeting ambitious forest restoration goals will need wide support […]
The World of Science | UMBC Industry News
Professor emerita of biological sciences, Suzanne Ostrand-Rosenberg, has helped to advance the field of cancer immunotherapy through her dedicated work and was recently recognized by the American Association of Immunologists […]
Green is the New Black & Gold | UMBC Campus News
Here’s a recap of what’s in the news in and around the UMBC campus, originally brought to you by UMBC News.
Benefits of Tech | UMBC Industry News
UMBC assistant professor of information systems, Jiaqi Gong, is working to reduce cancer recurrence rates through wearable technology. It’s through such technologies that we make life-changing advancements.
Out of this World, Literally | UMBC Campus News
Here’s a recap of what’s in the news in and around the UMBC campus, originally brought to you by UMBC News.