By Joel Pomeroy Every project begins with geography. Whether designing resilient infrastructure, managing natural resources, planning cities, or deploying autonomous technologies, understanding where things happen is the foundation for making informed decisions. That philosophy has guided Trimble for more... Read more »
By Lynn Cai The number of data centers has increased over the past few years as a result of the AI boom. There are now over 5,000 AI data centers across the United States, with at least 50 currently under... Read more »
[New York City, NY] – The American Geographical Society (AGS) 175th Anniversary Celebration features a historic ceremony at the Explorers Club in New York City, where renowned astronaut, oceanographer, and explorer Dr. Kathy Sullivan will sign the Society’s iconic... Read more »
By Joel Pomeroy Europe’s rivers are facing an acute crisis due to drought and extreme temperatures. Record-breaking heat waves this July, coupled with a lack of rain, have parched many parts of the continent, significantly lowering water levels in these... Read more »
By Joel Pomeroy Tensions have escalated between Palestinians and Israeli settlers in the West Bank following a recent episode of violence that resulted in the deaths of four Palestinians and two Israelis. The West Bank has been under Israeli military... Read more »
By Lauren Johnson ‘Viva la Vida: Frida Kahlo’s Life in Places, Pain, and Painting’, was created by University of Wisconsin–Madison graduate student Eugenie Huang. The map creatively illustrates Frida Kahlo’s life, places she lived, and details the geography of her... Read more »