Geographical Thinking: S4E26 – 2024 Geospatial Reflections
As 2024 comes to a close, the Geographical Thinking podcast is taking a moment to reflect on 2024—a year filled with innovation, breakthroughs and unforgettable moments in the world of GIS.
In this episode of Geographical Thinking, host Michelle Brake asks some of her colleagues at Esri Canada to share their most memorable GIS moments of the year. From game-changing technology to community growth, you’ll hear stories that highlight how GIS continues to make an impact. Join us as we look back on these standout moments, explore why they resonated and celebrate the power of geography to transform our lives and communities.
0:00 – Episode summary
0:39 – Intros
1:07 – Recycle bin
4:45 – Challenger Deep dive
9:37 – Esri Support AI Chatbot
21:24 – Government of Canada Collaboration Hub
26:05 – Indigenous representation
33:42 – Outro
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Looking for resources on what we discussed in today’s podcast? Check them out below!
ArcGIS Online Recycle Bin: This blog post explains the ArcGIS Online recycle bin feature, which helps users manage and restore deleted content within 14 days while improving data recovery workflows.
Challenger Deep Dive: Dr. Dawn Wright's record-setting ocean exploration is explored in a new book that highlights her experiences and how GIS technology supported her dive to Earth's deepest point.
Esri Support AI Chatbot 2: This GeoSnap introduces Esri's AI Chatbot 2, designed to assist users with common GIS queries and enhance the Esri support experience.
GOC-COG Hub: The Government of Canada Collaboration Hub leverages ArcGIS to share geospatial tools, data and resources supporting public safety, emergency management and government collaboration.
Esri Canada's Indigenous Resources: This page provides resources, tools and success stories that showcase how Indigenous communities use GIS to support self-determination, land stewardship and cultural preservation.