Blue Raster helps you tell your story through interactive
mapping technology. Make your message clear, exciting,
and user-friendly for both mobile and web platforms.
Use of an Oriented Imagery Catalog (OIC) from AerialSphere and the Oriented Imagery widget now available from ESRI affords the opportunity to explore properties in an immersive 3D environment. Read More
Blue Raster partnered with The National Geographic Society, Lenfest Institute, and seven nonprofit newsrooms on a project entitled, Good River: Stories of the Ohio. Read More
Blue Raster Project Manager Megan Gottfried studies to become expert at Deploying ArcGIS Urban Solutions for cities, counties, and more after full day of training. Read More
In a new initiative with Green-Wood Cemetery, Cornell University, and turfgrass experts, Blue Raster is using drones to confront climate change in urban landscapes. Read More
Our team had the opportunity to work with ArcGIS Indoors at a hands-on workshop by Esri in Redlands, CA. ArcGIS Indoors provides 3D maps, data, and location information for indoor spaces. Read More
The new 3D Zoning Map is an innovative public tool from DCOZ for citizens, developers, and agencies to collaborate and understand the zoning regulations in the nations Capitol. Read More
On October 18, Look Up to the sky and record an image, video/audio, or text message about what inspires you!. Read More
Our summer interns are headed back to school for their fall semester. You can read about some of the projects that they worked on in our Intern Wrap-Up blog post written by Andrew Patterson, now a Senior at Penn State University. Read More
Last year, Esri announced a new product in their platform– ArcGIS Hub. ArcGIS Hub supports collaboration between governments, businesses, citizens and their communities to accomplish data-driven Initiatives. Recently, Blue Raster assisted Esri in the creation of the Grow Your Local Economy Initiative. This Initiative provides a suite of tools and applications you can use to show business owners,… Read More
Wouldn’t it be great to be able to digitally knock down a few buildings, upload your own architectural wonder and see how it will fit into the landscape?. Read More