‘Tour Tuesdays’ return to CSU June 13 with 28 behind-the-scenes options
Originally launched in June 2022, the six-week series is back with 28 behind-the-scenes and backstage looks at various parts of campus.
Tag: "Geospatial Centroid"
Colorado launches environmental justice tool developed by three CSU organizations
June 29, 2022 marks the launch of Colorado EnviroScreen, the interactive online environmental justice tool to help disproportionately impacted communities and designed by three Colorado State University entities for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE).
Coloradans asked for feedback on environmental justice mapping tool through May 1; virtual meeting April 25
Coloradans are invited until May 1 to test and give feedback on the beta version of the state’s new interactive environmental justice mapping tool, Colorado EnviroScreen.
State health department, CSU team start work on environmental justice mapping tool
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and a team from Colorado State University are gathering community and stakeholder input on a new environmental justice mapping tool, CO EnviroScreen.
Safer, better campus transportation: Student interns and the power of data
A longstanding partnership between CSU’s Parking and Transportation Services and the Libraries’ Geospatial Centroid provides meaningful mapping products for transportation decision making, while developing the geospatial technical skills of student interns.
CSU Spur: Anchored in community
Even before construction on its CSU Spur campus is completed in 2022, the CSU System has been following an anchor institution model of engaging and working with the communities surrounding the future site.
Geospatial Centroid prepares for GISday Nov. 13
The Geospatial Centroid works as both a service and resource for computer mapping, location-based services and spatial analysis to communicate meaning through data.
Satellite imagery is revolutionizing the world. But should we always trust what we see?
As satellite images become more ubiquitous, we should reflect on where they come from, how they are created, and the purpose for their use.
Celebrate GIS Day Nov. 16 with GeoTech & Tapas
The event, 1– 5 p.m. in the Event Hall at Morgan Library, will be an afternoon focused on exploring the wide-ranging applications of geospatial technologies in “small bytes.”
Geographer of the United States speaks on campus March 30
Lee Schwartz will be on campus for the GIS in Higher Education Summit, and present a free public lecture in the evening.