Unlock planetary-scale insights with CARTO & Google Earth AI

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Healthcare analysts spend more time collecting, scrubbing, and managing data than they do actually analyzing it. This trend will help with that.

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Bringing together different location data streams provides a modern alternative to traditional traffic impact studies. In this post we’ll present what value different types of location data add to mobility analysis.

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Using Location Intelligence to show how modern site planning can shine a light on the impact of Amazon’s forthcoming HQ2 on local communities, the private sector, and Amazon itself

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Learn how Count Love works with location data, spatial analysis, and digital mapping to record and study political protests in our latest Map of the Month feature.

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The most forward-thinking B2B sales and operations directors have started incorporating location intelligence into their sales territory management and defining sales territories differently from the rest.

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Using credit card data, one of the largest banks in Spain created an Urban Discovery tool that describes city dynamics and compares areas from different cities.

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A fireside chat about CARTOframes, CARTO's Python interface, on its first birthday

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We asked our newest data scientist what skills, tools, and concepts she thinks you'll need to be a successful data scientist in the coming year.

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How to solve the graph coloring problem implementing several map coloring algorithms in PostGIS

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Cities, local governments, and entrepreneurs are working together, through hackathons and app challenges, to create successful businesses. We highlight 3 from Colorado's Go Code challenge.

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While common methods like isochrones help businesses understand where their customers could come from, Catchments made with human mobility data help businesses see where there customers really are coming and going.