Aroostook geologist unearths fossils that provide new history for Fish River chain of lakes
Read about MGI professor Chunzeng Wang’s research at the Fish River chain of lakes area in the Bangor Daily News (External Site).
Prospective students, this one’s for you!
Want to learn more about MGI, the University of Maine System, and have an opportunity to connect to all of our campuses? Join one of the virtual college fairs to speak directly with MGI faculty and students, and learn how … Read More
Join these webinars: a Geospatial Conservation Showcase!
Canada’s Conservation Biology Institute and Society for Conservation GIS are offering a Spring 2020 Webinar Series: a Geospatial Conservation Showcase! Tap into these exciting resources by learning more and registering now at Conservation Biology Institute’s website (External Site).
Learn more about election mapping
A Maine GIS User Group’s Virtual Lunch & Learn featured MGI’s Dr. Matt Dube on Tuesday, February 9, 2021. See Dr. Dube discuss an innovative approach to analyzing potential redistricting plans against counterfactual samples, an important step in the decadal … Read More
“Map Your Maine” state-wide collaborative online mapping project draws more than 100 participants
Mainers of all ages shared their favorite photos of places in Maine to a mapping project: See the “Map Your Maine” map here! (External Site)
Maine Geospatial Institute Celebrated “World GIS Day” With Virtual Events for Mainers of All Ages
Learn more about MGI’s celebration of World GIS Day, held on November 18, 2020.
“Navigating Your Geospatial Future,” a virtual discussion with Maine geospatial technologies leaders
Listen to the experts discuss careers and the future of the industry (External Site) on November 18, 2020.
UMaine researchers team up to develop AI to count, identify birds in aerial photos
Read about a project using machine learning technology to pinpoint colonial nesting birds (External Site) in photos captured by cameras mounted in unmanned aerial vehicles, featuring Dr. Cynthia Loftin of the Maine Geospatial Institute.
New data science project to model range shifts of hundreds of plant and animal species in New England
Read about an interdisciplinary research initiative designed to predict species movement in New England (External Site), featuring Dr. Matthew Dube of the Maine Geospatial Institute.
Sea-Level Rise: How Bad Will It Get, How Are Maine Communities Preparing & What Can Individuals Do?
Listen to National Public Radio’s Maine Calling discussion on sea-level rise (External Site), featuring Dr. Tora Johnson of the Maine Geospatial Institute.