ESRI has released the second edition of it’s free best practices e-book title “GIS for Climate Change.” The second edition features a new introduction by ESRI president Jack Dangermond and Dr. James Baker of the William J. Clinton Foundation. Articles include:
- The Nature Conservancy Deploys ESRI Technology for Climate Trend Analysis
- Assessing Economic Biomass Resources in California with GIS
- Carbon Nation
- Building an Oasis in the Desert
- Conserving Bolivia’s Critical Resources
- Mapping the Solar Potential of Rooftops
- Harvesting Efficiently Using Mobile GIS
- Mapping the Ayles Ice Shelf Break
- National Carbon Sequestration (NatCarb)
- Renewable Energy—No Longer the Impossible Dream!
- Westchester County’s Green Map Aids County Global Warming Task Force Plans
