Esri & The Science of Where

Major General James Cowan from The HALO Trust, speaks about the life-saving work of clearing land mines in war-torn countries.

Allison Vogt, chief strategy integration officer at the National Audubon Society, explains how bird data reveals the health of our environment.

Pooja Mahapatra explains how technology is enabling a deeper understanding of the ocean.

Alan Clinton, Kauai’s administrative planning officer, explains how predictive data visualization powered by geospatial technology is helping residents and developers in Hawaii plan buildings and renovations.

Carol Johnston, VP of Utilities for IFS, describes how geospatial technology is transforming operations and customer service in the utilities industry.

Mark Ryski, author and CEO of Headcount, talks to Esri retail expert Gary Sankary about how validating data through location intelligence can lead to millions in increased revenue.

Joseph Sykes, a marine spatial planner with Crown Estate, explains how technology plays a pivotal role in coordinating offshore wind development in the UK.

Esri CMO Marianna Kantor talks about organizations that are experiencing the benefits of integrating geography with AI-infused digital twins. Fast Company’s Ben Baer hosts.

In the summer of 2019, Dr. Goodall sat down with Esri Chief Marketing Officer Marianna Kantor to discuss her faith in the human spirit, her hope for humanity’s capacity to live in harmony with nature, and the enduring importance of wisdom. We’re honored to share that conversation again.

Gord Reynolds, a utility and infrastructure leader in Ontario, Canada, explains how location analysis is helping Ontario develop the infrastructure to support EV charging. Esri’s John Lenahan hosts.

James Neufeld, founder and CEO of Samdesk, explains how his company innovated corporate security management with geospatial AI.

Gord Reynolds, a utility and infrastructure leader in Ontario, Canada, explains how location technology transformed its urban insfrastructure management.

Mick Dunn, business development specialist with the Nottingham City Council in the UK, explains how the digital twin approach to city planning saved Nottingham big money and lots of time.

Sarah Eshpeter from Esri discusses the business benefits of working with natural systems.

Matt Ball from Esri explains why drones are becoming an essential tool for local governments and businesses.

Howard Wood, co-founder of COAST, explains how technology is helping restore fisheries off the Isle of Arran in Scotland.

Esri Chief Scientist Dawn Wright explains why mapping the ocean in high resolution is key to keeping it healthy.  Esri’s Karen Sullivan looks into the challenges and benefits of deep ocean research and exploration.

Devin Lavigne, principal and co-founder of Houseal Lavigne Associates, explains how geospatial and 3D visualization technology decomplicates urban planning.

Sarah Terry-Cobo, a planner for Oklahoma City, explains how data and digital mapping are helping The Oklahoma City Office of Sustainability mitigate the effects of extreme summer heat.

Scott Bailey, Chief Business Development Officer with Symetri, explains how technologies like building information modeling and geographic information systems are enabling more resilient and efficient buildings and infrastructure.

Steve Anderson, Senior Vice President of Technology Enablement with VHB, an engineering company with 32 offices across the country, explains how location intelligence and AI are helping city managers do more with less.

Dr. Read Hayes, criminologist and director of the Loss Prevention Research Council, explains how location technology is helping businesses understand and tackle retail crime.

Dmitry Kudinov, Esri manager of the AI Prototypes Team, explains how geospatial AI unlocks urban planning bottlenecks.

David Yarnold, author and former CEO of the Audubon Society, gives examples of how location technology is solving some of the world’s most challenging problems while speaking at Esri headquarters in Redlands, California.

Esri Chief Scientist Dawn Wright explains why mapping the ocean in high resolution is key to keeping it healthy.

Bill Robberson, President and CTO of Kamilo and nationally recognized expert in plastics pollution research, describes how his company innovated a tracking process that verifies truly recycled plastic.