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Harvard Center for Geographic Analysis — AfricaMap
Using open source tools, Azavea developed a system enabling users to query and visualize a large and diverse geospatial dataset, ranging from historical maps to faculty ethnographic research.
All Clients in Education
- Center for Arts Management and Technology— Cicero
- City of Philadelphia, Department of Records— National History Day Promotion and research for the annual National History Day
- Community Research Partners— Franklin County DataSource » Web tool for the visualization and public access to community data and socio-economic indicators
- Encyclopedia of Philadelphia Consultants in the initial stages of creating a online version of the Encyclopedia
- Friends Central School
- George Mason University— District Builder Open source web-based software that enables the public to draw districts through their web browsers
- Georgia College and State University— Cicero
- Harvard Center for Geographic Analysis— AfricaMap » Web application for integrating and searching multiple geospatial datasets about Africa
- Hillier Group/RMJM GIS systems architecture consulting and training
- Historical Society of Pennsylvania— PhilaPlace Azavea served as GIS consultants in the initial stages of the PhilaPlace project
- MIT - Dept of Urban Studies and Planning— Reviviendo Website » Information system to support urban revitalization
- Mural Arts Program— Mural Survey
- PA Spatial Data Access (PASDA)— Explore PA History » Web services generating interactive maps of Historical Markers
- Stroud Water Research Center— Watershed Modeling Web application for watershed modeling
- Temple University— Metropolitan Philadelphia Indicators Project » Regional location-based indicator data visualization and analysis online tools
- University of Pennsylvania, Cartographic Modeling Lab— SchoolBase » Visualization, search and analysis of aggregate school data
- University of Pennsylvania, School of Design— Mapping the Du Bois Philadelphia Negro » Web-based application for exploring W.E.B. Du Bois’ 1896 survey of Philadelphia’s Seventh Ward
- University of Pennsylvania, School of Design— Fed-Up » Web-based application to track children’s food purchase habits to fight childhood obesity