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Año 2010 Vol. 13 No. 3: The next step. -- Creating authoritative online maps. -- Smart map search. -- Organizing a century of data. -- Keeping nature and man in balance. -- Protecting air quality. -- A formula for revitalization. -- Superior results in a fraction of the time. -- Making map content more usable. -- Faster, easier metadata. -- Make your maps better.

Año 2010 Vol. 14 No. 2: The next generation of GIS. -- Designing geodesign. -- The role of volunteered geographic information in a postmodern GIS World. -- Geoenabling federal business processes. -- Getting answers quickly. -- The virtual estuary. -- Is one route good enough?. -- Getting started with geoprocessing and arcobjects in .net.

Año 2011 Vol. 14 No. 1: Place and health. -- Turning red zones blue. -- Making the results of analysis accessible. -- Simplifying citizen reporting. -- Tracking a dynamic environment. -- Big benefits for small organizations. -- Eye to the sky. -- Finding a meaningful model.

Año 2011 Vol. 14 No. 2: Shareable and usable geographic knowledge. -- Public service 2.0. -- Opening up the process. -- Over time, over the globe. -- Integration project saves a million. -- Cloud GIS. -- GIS based community risk assessment. -- Services meet management and analysis needs. -- Terrain datasets.

Año 2011 Vol. 14 No. 3: Localization, not location. -- Business analyst: Faster, easier, and more current. -- Enhancing the commercial real estate life cycle. -- Mapping the market to create healthy banks. -- Modeling the impact of a patient surge.. -- Onthe go dashboard. -- A GIS app for the facebook generation. -- Seeing new possibilities. -- Lighting up and flexing at devsummit 2011.

Año 2012 Vol. 15 No. 1: Answering emergency management information needs. -- Sim disaster. -- Deawling with rapid growth and program compliance. -- New information channel. -- Modeling social vulnerability in burkina faso. -- More sovl mapping. -- Exploring threats to coral reefs. -- Maintaining shifting boundaries and managing shared resources. -- Modeling walkability. -- Make maps people want to look at. -- Less is more. -- The importance of cartographic design.

Año 2012 Vol. 15 No. 2: Seeing beyond the data. -- Improving landscape level environmental impact evaluations. -- Turning analysis into action. -- Making a big splash in transboundary water resources management. -- Arcgis API for Android app streamlines field inspections. -- Responsiveness and reliability. -- Modeling the terrain below. -- Looking up for answers on the ground. -- Photogrammetric modeling + GIS.

Año 2012 Vol. 15 No. 3: Mapping roadway fatalities. -- Keeping traffic moving during bridge repair project. -- Balancing past and future. -- Out of harm's way. -- Climate change & africa. -- Ipad application aids map based crop reporting. -- Compelling thematic cartography. -- Making thematic data work as a web map. -- Designing great web maps.

Año 2013 Vol. 16 No. 1: More crop per drop. -- From paper maps to accessible GIS data. -- Improving records, reducing costs. -- Infrastructure planning for solar technology recycling. -- Mapping rural india's health facility locations. -- Setting a new course for ocean science.

Año 2013 Vol. 16 No. 2: The platform for succeess. -- Swift and lossless. -- Better than swcratch. -- Paperless inspections. -- Arcgis for server 101.

Año 2013 Vol. 16 No. 3: A serious game for measuring disaster response spatial thinking. -- Improving disaster assessment. -- Better and better. -- Making census data more useful. -- Geospatial outreach. -- One tool to unite them all. -- From months to minutes. -- Build and make sure they come. -- What can you do with a story map?

Año 2013 Vol. 16 No. 4: The four imperatives of location analytics. -- A good deal just got better. -- Increase the value of your work. -- Targeting the right consumers. -- Tiny island, big operation. -- No ordinary atlas. -- Matchmaking in texas. -- Rail crossing locator app. -- Transformation and opportunity.

Año 2014 Vol. 17 No. 1: Your desktop just got a whole lot bigger. -- Riverside county takes GIS to the next level. -- Turning a requirement into a benefit. -- Small town makes big improvements in utility records. -- Mapping your fields data. -- No GIS experience required. -- Revealing the health care landscape. -- Creating the liveable city. -- Portal for ArcGIS 101.

Año 2014 Vol. 17 No. 2: GIS spurs innovation. -- Unlocking opportunity. -- From bane to benefit. -- Accelerating wildfire recovery. -- UAV and GIS an emerging dynamic duo. -- Supporting agility, grow th, and rapid deployment.

Año 2014 Vol. 17 No. 3: It can't wait. -- Audit ready. -- Saving space and time with mosaic datasets. -- ArcGIS pro helps you get work done faster. -- How quick it is. -- Ready to use native app for mobile devices.

Año 2018 Vol. 21 No. 4: The GIS that's changing traditional emergency response and recovery. -- Use of damage assessment configuration speeds rescues and damage reports. -- Leveraging web 3D for street level flood forecasts. -- Applying GIS to "everybody`s problem". -- Making the world more accessible.