Explore how gender diversity is reshaping geospatial with Dr. Julia Wagemann from Women+ in Geospatial. Learn how this network challenges stereotypes, fosters inclusion and inspires future leaders.
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Explore how Douglas Sauer, a one-person GIS team, supports emergency response, infrastructure, and more in the Strathcona Regional District using the power of GIS technology.
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Get ready for some serious brain-bending as contestants Mark Ho and Justin Brassard go head-to-head in a Halloween edition of Geographical Thinking Caps, Esri Canada’s very own geospatial game show.
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In this episode of Geographical Thinking, we explore how Tomoko McGaughey's research uses GIS to redefine rural healthcare accessibility and bridge gaps for remote communities in Canada.
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Esri Canada management consultant Kelsey Davis and Nigel Forster, GIS specialist with the City of Medicine Hat, look back on three years of successful geospatial strategy implementation at the City.
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In this episode, Sumaiya Siddiqi and Rachelle Siwy from Colliers Canada provide insight into how GIS is revolutionizing commercial real estate with demographic analysis and future area projections.
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In this crossover episode, we spotlight our sibling podcast, Spatial Report. Michelle Brake sits down with hosts Mark Ho and Maggie Samson to understand technical GIS podcasting and NG9-1-1.
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Discover how GIS is transforming accessibility planning with urban planning researchers Kate Clark and Katherine Deturbide. Explore how 15-minute cities, digital twins and benchmarking play a part.
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Join Michelle Brake and GIS specialist Galen Keily as they delve into mapping across a continent, the wonders of the Pacific Crest Trail and the role of GIS in its stewardship.
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Esri’s Heather Smith gives insight into her cartographic wizardry, revealing how she mixes creativity with data to craft tutorials that'll have you mapping like an ArcGIS Pro in no time.
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Join Geographical Thinking podcast host Michelle Brake as she explores the ins and outs of post-secondary GIS education in Canada with our special guests, Jon Salter and Rahul Chandra.
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Join us for Geographical Thinking Caps! Hosted by Michelle Brake, this game features GIS gurus Madison Mackey and Brandon Wheatley, who demonstrate their knowledge of the world of vacations.
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Recently returned from an expedition to Antarctica, Anais Schaenzel shares her story about using field GIS to provide near real-time blog updates that offered a look into Antarctica's icy landscapes.
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In this episode of Geographical Thinking, we'll unearth the secrets behind the Network of Nature's initiatives and strategies for fostering biodiversity, ecological restoration and sustainability.
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Lichens are not just patches on rocks and branches, but characters in a complex ecological story. Miranda Frison helps uncover the intricacies of lichen communities through ecological modelling.
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The Esri Canada K-12 Education program works with teachers to bring GIS into the classroom. With partnerships and community action, the program seeks to increase adoption outside the classroom too.
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Forty thousand children go missing in Canada every year. The Missing Children Society of Canada is leveraging the latest location technology to ensure more children are found faster.
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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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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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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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