iKON uses SMS and games to engage smallholder farmers as climate data contributors, improving models, warnings, and policy with community insight.

Yale GIS Accelerator helped a doctoral student map how American traveling circuses evolved from wagon routes to rail networks.

Miriam Olivares has been honored with the 2025 Linda Lorimer Award in recognition of her leadership in advancing geospatial research and training.

Astronaut Fred Haise shares how resilience, teamwork and adaptability helped him face unexpected challenges on the Apollo 13 mission.

Yeim We presented geospatial research on street vending, policing, and racial inequality in LA at the Urban Humanities Global (Un) Conference.

Yale has launched a new Center for Geospatial Solutions to enhance its research, training, and infrastructure in geospatial science and data analysis.

Emmitt Thulin, a student Event Coordinator, reflects on organizing a heartfelt tribute to Dr. Dana Tomlin, marking a meaningful semester at the YCGS.

Yale Professor Dana Tomlin, pioneer of Map Algebra and a founding figure in GIS, reflects on his career and how he helped shape geospatial analysis.

Miriam Olivares emphasized that the GIS Accelerator program’s success stems from participants’ eagerness to learn and the Jill Kelly’s teaching.

Moderated by ISPS Director Alan Gerber, Sterling Professor of Political Science, the event featured Beverly Gage, John Lewis Gaddis and Shiro Kuriwaki

The Yale community gathered at Sachem’s Wood on April 8, 2024, to witness a breathtaking 91% solar eclipse. 

Yale will create a new Center for Geospatial Solutions (YCGS) to enhance the university’s research, training, and engagement infrastructure.

Yichen Yang, a PhD Candidate in Yale School of the Environment, has been awarded Yale University’s Esri Innovation Program (EIP) Student of the Year.

Global study maps UHI in over 9,500 cities using MODIS and Google Earth Engine, offering a web app with 16 years of high-resolution global heat data.

Remote sensing’s growth and YCEO’s 25 years of training highlight Yale’s expanding Earth observation expertise and the center’s leadership transition.

Yale alum and TED Prize winner Sarah Parcak returns April 6 to discuss her pioneering satellite-based archaeology and citizen science initiatives

Yale’s new drone workshop shows how UAS can create ultra-detailed 3D models, expand remote sensing research, and inspire student projects from mapping

Workshop in Muguga trained researchers in open-source GIS, remote sensing, and ecological modeling to map tsetse flies, supported by Yale collaborator