Make GIS Day Everyday

Human- and data-driven design is integral to the fabric of our work at evolveEA.  We leverage interdisciplinary data-driven approaches to identify and ideate the best possible solutions for the communities we serve.

This GIS day, We celebrate how evolveEA integrates GIS analysis, an engine that allows us to manage complex data to build a more sustainable and equitable world, allowing us to ask not just what is happening, but where and why. 

At evolve, we are bolstering our human centered design process, with comprehensive data organization and operating procedures, using spatial, network and imagery analysis methods.

This synergy of approaches not only ensures that our designs are reinforced by data, but that they are responsive to our desire for planning that is integrated, adaptive, and considerate to all.
community identity in one transformative project.

— Ashley Cox, AICP | evolveEA

Imagery analysis offers a critical visual context perspective. Using composite image analyses tools on satellite imagery, we hope to understand crucial changes in land use and urban landscapes to contextualize our design process and actively ensure the conservation and preservation of sensitive ecological and human environments.

Spatial Analysis helps us synthesize the interrelationships between infrastructure-, economic-, and ecological-systems. Today’s decision-makers are being asked to identify once in a generation investments that must  account for a more nuanced understanding of existing conditions and project impacts. Our team is adept at combining diverse types of data to identify morphological typologies in a given space and develop classifications that inform areas of focus.

Network Analysis helps us produce the best recommendations for connecting people and places. In a world where mobility is the answer to reducing opportunity gaps for populations across different types of space, we are committed to leveraging analyses to yield smarter, safer routes of travel, as well as seamless access to economic opportunity.

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