Season 4 | Episode 7 – Harnessing Data for Purpose and Results
Guan Yue chats with Jan Kestle, founder of Environics Analytics, about the importance of data-driven decision making with a keen focus on location intelligence.
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Season 4 | Episode 6 – Management Perspectives: Proving the Value of GIS at TD
In this special episode of the Geographical Thinking podcast, Annie Latremouille, TD’s associate VP of geospatial data and retail analytics, discusses how GIS groups can thrive as part of a team.
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Season 4 | Episode 5 – How to Transform Your Community Risk Assessment Process for Less Than $100
Georgina Fire and Rescue Services transformed their community risk assessment process at an expense of $58. How did they do it? Deputy fire chief Lorianne Zwicker explains all.
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Season 4 | Episode 4 – Solving Toronto’s Urban Noise Problem with GIS and Mapping Tools
Ingrid Buday, founder of No More Noise Toronto, makes a ruckus about excessive noise in the big city before noise bylaws are reviewed. Learn how in this episode of the Geographical Thinking podcast.
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Season 4 | Episode 3 – Southlake Regional Health Centre and their Geoanalytics Pilot Projects
Joining Esri Canada’s Guan Yue to discuss the role of geoanalytics in healthcare is Gayle Seddon, director Eof the Southlake Community Ontario Health Team.
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Season 4 | Episode 2 – How the Largest Commercial Real Estate Firm Uses GIS
CBRE is the world's largest commercial real estate services firm. Guan chats with Naz Ali, senior GIS manager for CBRE Limited, to learn how they use location data and GIS to identify market trends.
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Season 4 | Episode 1 – The Case for Converting Commercial Real Estate
What’s the future of office buildings in a world of hybrid work? A report by the Canadian Urban Institute, “The Case for Conversions”, examines adaptive reuse of empty buildings in eight cities.
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Season 3 | Episode 24 – Spatial Report Presents - An Eye for A.I.
We explore the cutting-edge world of GeoAI that is revolutionizing geospatial analysis
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Season 3 | Episode 23 – Geographical Thinking Caps: The Park is Right
From Stanley Park to Gros Morne, join us on an awe-inspiring journey that traverses the most captivating landscapes our planet has to offer.
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Season 3 | Episode 22 – 30 x 30 and The Science of the Possible
James Hardcastle, Associate Director of the International Union for Conservation of Nature, discusses the global initiative to protect 30% of the Earth by 2030, otherwise known as 30X30.
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Season 3 | Episode 21 – Geography in the Corporate Boardroom
Alex Martonik, Business Resilience, Financial Services, and Insurance Lead for Esri, chats with Esri's John Lenahan about why climate resilience matters to businesses.
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Season 3 | Episode 20 - Creating a More Climate-Adaptive City: LA's First Heat Officer
Marta Segura, Chief Heat Officer & Climate Emergency Mobilization Director for the city of Los Angeles, talks about using mapping and location technology to help bring relief during heatwaves.
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Season 3 | Episode 19 – Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services and GIS
The COVID-19 pandemic forced health professionals to seek better ways to connect people with health care. Learn how Newfoundland & Labrador leveraged GIS & spatial analysis to accomplish this goal.
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Season 3 | Episode 18: Demystifying GIS in the Canadian Armed Forces
Did you know the vital role GIS plays in the Canadian Armed Forces? Guan speaks with Lieutenant Colonel Denise Sweet about the many projects in Canada's Armed Forces using location data and GIS.
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Season 3 | Episode 17: Commemorating Canada's Defining Moments With ArcGIS StoryMaps
In their efforts to engage young Canadians with their history, Defining Moments Canada has embraced ArcGIS StoryMaps. Guan speaks with Louis Lebel, Digital Content Manager at Defining Moments Canada.
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Season 3 | Episode 16: Leveraging GIS to Gather Input from Citizens for a Municipal Urban Plan
Edmundston, New Brunswick leveraged GIS to gather input from citizens for a municipal urban plan they call Imagine Edmundston. Guan Yue speaks with Daniel Arsenault, the Coordinator of Geomatics.
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Season 3 | Episode 15: Geographical thinking caps: I.M.G.D.B.
Lights! Cameras! Geo-glory! Mark Ho and his guests take you to places in movies in this fun geo-trivia game. Play along! Don’t miss their big announcement at the end.
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Season 3 | Episode 14: Why can Uber find you but not 9-1-1?
The next generation of the 9-1-1 emergency call system will become an IP-based system. Joann Fox, industry manager of NG 9-1-1 at Esri Canada, describes the business of making 9-1-1 digital.
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Season 3 | Episode 13: Qwhery: A voice interface for geospatial data
Esri Canada partner Qwhery is improving 311 with their voice interface for geospatial data, which enables residents to interact with municipalities using smart home devices. Matt Pietryszyn explains.
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Season 3 | Episode 12: GeoAI for damage assessment in the wake of a disaster
Maja Kucharczyk is a post-graduate student at the University of Calgary. She is working to improve the ability of drones to recognise damage at disaster sites. Improving the drones’ capacity for recog
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