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This session explores how Artificial Intelligence is enhancing GIS to help planners create more inclusive and accessible mapping environments that comply to ADA standards. By leveraging AI tools, planners can identify issues more efficiently and make proactive, data-driven decisions that address emerging challenges.
Case studies from across South Florida will demonstrate how AI-powered GIS applications have been employed to achieve ADA compliance in mapping. These examples underscore the essential role of ADA-compliant GIS solutions in fostering accessibility, equipping planners with tools to develop adaptable, equitable mapping products that serve the needs of all community members.
Speakers:
- Matthew Davis, AICP, CNU-A, Florida Technical Consultants
- James Barton, P.E Florida Technical Consultants
- Amelia Alman Florida Technical Consultants
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