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.
Blue Raster excels in tapping into the full potential of ArcGIS for imagery hosting, analysis, and delivery workflows across ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Pro, and ArcGIS Online. With ArcGIS Image Server and ArcGIS Image for ArcGIS Online, we enable organizations to host and conduct dynamic imagery analysis on an unprecedented scale. Read More
Blue Raster developed an ArcGIS StoryMap to promote Smithsonian Affiliations Leadership for Change Internship Program. Read More
Blue Raster is proud to announce another project from our long running collaboration with The Jane Goodall Institute. Read More
The Delaware River holds a rich tapestry of history, playing a pivotal role in the development of the United States and serving as a witness to centuries of human activity. Flowing for approximately 330 miles through the eastern United States, the river originates in the Catskill Mountains of New York and eventually empties into the Delaware Bay. Read More
Blue Raster developed an ArcGIS Experience Builder application to help the Buffalo Olmstead Parks Conservancy showcase the South Park Arboretum’s “outdoor museum of trees”. Read More
See how Blue Raster helped a nonprofit’s Healthy Corners Shopper app connect low-income communities in DC to affordable produce in their corner stores. Read More
Discover new places to connect with nature across the island of Martha’s Vineyard on the all-new TrailsMV mobile app, featuring a dynamic redesign using state-of-the-art ArcGIS technology. Read More
Blue Raster partnered with the Nature Conservancy’s Freshwater Community-Led Conservation Program to develop a series of StoryMaps that shed light on their work with Indigenous People and Local Communities (IPLC) around freshwater ecosystems, highlighting their efforts to propagate and enhance community-led conservation initiatives across Africa and Latin America. Read More
Last week was the American Public Garden Associations’ (APGA) Annual Conference in Forth Worth, Texas. Over 1,000 people in the community attended to learn from each other’s success stories and best practices around garden management, public engagement, horticulture, plant curation, conservation, and education. Christopher Gabris, Blue Raster’s Public Gardens Practice Lead, traveled to network with… Read More
NC required Blue Raster’s support in meeting its main goals for the Coastal Restoration Opportunities project, which included delineating, mapping, and quantifying coastal restoration opportunities for five coastal habitats in the United States; Establishing natural historical and current habitat occurrences through research, subject matter expert surveys, and literature reviews; Creating interactive restoration opportunities maps. Read More