CGS Topics

Center for Geospatial Solutions Data Topics Hub The Center for Geospatial Solutions (CGS) at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy offers inclusive access to powerful tools and technologies that can help people to extract more and better insights from data. We partner with diverse organizations and individuals that seek equitable solutions to climate change, habitat loss, water scarcity, and other challenges that threaten the quality of life for all people. Geospatial technology enables users to combine and analyze data sets to understand complex interactions and decide where and how to act. This hub is a curated collection that includes many geospatial datasets, maps, and applications that are freely available all in one location. Please let us know if you have others to share that aren’t included here by scrolling to the end of this page and adding through the survey. GeospatialData Sets 35 SymbolizedMaps 29 WebApplications 27 Available Resources by Topic Geospatial data collection, analysis, visualization, and presentation of results power every decision. Discover shared resources by topic below. Equity Data "A racial equity impact assessment is a systematic examination of how a proposed action or decision will likely affect different racial and ethnic groups." - Center for the Study of Social Policy Racial Justice Data "Racial justice is the systematic fair treatment of people of all races that results in equitable opportunities and outcomes for everyone. All people are able to achieve their full potential in life, regardless of race, ethnicity or the community in which they live." - The Annie E. Casey Foundation Protected Lands Data "Protected land is an area of land that has been legally set aside so it can be kept safe from harm. (They are) places where wild animals can find food, water, shelter, and space—things animals need to survive." - National Geographic 30x30 Data "To prevent mass extinctions and bolster resilience to climate change, scientists warn that we must protect at least 30 percent of our lands, rivers, lakes, and wetlands by 2030." - Natural Resources Defense Council Additional Resources Explore data portals, libraries, training classes, and collections of relevant information below. Racial Equity Tools for Local Government The Trust for Public Land ParkServe® Living Atlas of the World Get Involved We want to hear from you! By following this initiative, you will get updates about new events, surveys, and tools that you can use to help us achieve our goals. List of Upcoming Geospatial Events © 2021 Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Brattle St, Cambridge, MA 02138-3400, USA

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