Explore Our Work
Explore recent GRASP geospatial projects at CDC/ATSDR to learn how geospatial science and geographic information systems (GIS) can help public health professionals and communities understand the relationship between disease, environmental exposure, and health.
![Person at a desk holding a tablet that has a map of the United States and a bar graph.](/placeandhealth/svi/img/mobile-data-tablet-medium.jpg)
Explore GRASP projects to learn how geospatial science and GIS can help scientists and communities understand the relationship between disease, the environmental, and health.
![Map of the United States with Opioid clusters highlighted.](/placeandhealth/svi/img/opioid-overdose-clustering-medium_cropped.jpg)
Explore our map gallery for a glimpse at the unique maps GRASP creates to advance public health science, technology, analysis, visualization, and emergency response.
![Satellite image of a hurricane swirling off the coast of the southeastern United States.](/placeandhealth/svi/img/hurricane-medium-small.jpg)
Learn how GRASP applies the CDC/ATSDR Social Vulnerability Index to identify and map socially vulnerable communities that need support before, during, and after a hazardous event.
![Stack of journal articles](/placeandhealth/svi/img/journal_articles-medium.jpg)
Read through the various scientific publications and resources GRASP has published since 1990, including those authored by or acknowledging GRASP staff’s contributions.