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The Carbon Project is pleased announce that the State of North Carolina, Office of Information Technology Services has renewed its contract to deploy a cloud-based Cadastral Data Exchange.
The effort builds on a pilot project conducted in 2014that transformed parcel boundaries from 25 North Carolina counties into standard, integrated datasets and online data services. The data sets and open web services were shared with users of the NC...

We're pleased to announce The Carbon Project has been selected to help develop an online data exchange for invasive species monitoring.
The project, funded by a grant from the US EPA, will feature tools to transform Michigan and US Great Lakes invasive species observations into standard, integrated datasets and online data services. The data services will be housed within the National...

The Carbon Project today announced it was selected to work with George Mason University (GMU) to develop cloud-based tools for guiding mapping satellites or small UAVs during natural disasters - based on information from social media posts.
Hurricanes, floods, fires, earthquakes and blizzards can all cause massive disruption to transportation infrastructure. The ability of first responders and governments to direct needed resources to an area is often hampered by our ability to see what...

The Carbon Project is pleased to announce it has been selected by the State of North Carolina, Office of Information Technology Services for a contract to develop an Integrated Cadastral Data Exchange.
The project, funded by a grant from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), will feature tools to transform North Carolina county parcel boundaries into standard, integrated datasets, and share online data services with EPA’s Environmental Information...