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Summary: Esri Video showcases high quality videos covering GIS events, products, people and topics, as well as the latest and most popular GIS videos.
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Podcasts:
Abby Jones of Anthro/Ecological Design Collective shares how she uses geodesign to convert distressed properties into green space.
Doug Walker of Placeways gives an overview of CommunityViz planning software.
Will McClintock of the University of California, Santa Barbara presents SeaSketch, a collaborative geodesign application for ocean planning.
Dawn Wright on GIS, conservation, climate, and ocean science.
See how GIS technology can be used to investigate the fascinating lands of Asia.
Nathan Bennett explains how to leverage your existing GIS services directly from your Windows Phone 7 device.
Adam Pittman discusses how to find and use ArcGIS services to access content directly from your iOS device, including iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
Lauren Rosenshein and Lauren Scott present an analytical workflow and teach in detail how spatial pattern analysis and regression tools can be used and applied to your work. They talk about the art and science of finding a proper scale of analysis and introduce tools that will help you accomplish this.
With a subscription to ArcGIS Online, you can quickly create interactive maps and custom apps, then publish and share them in Esri's secure cloud.
Adam Pittman shows how to use your iOS, Windows Phone, or Android mobile device to immediately collect and update ArcGIS field data.
Carsten Ronsdorf from Ordnance Survey presents "CityGML and Linked Data: Technologies for GeoDesign" at the 2011 GeoDesign Summit.
Shannon McElvaney of Pacific GPS presents "Masdar City Development Program: Using GIS to Help Plan and Build a Sustainable City" at the 2010 GeoDesign Summit.
Bryant Ralston of GCS Research describes the site selection tool he created to help bring businesses to the state of Montana.
On democracy, well-being, and happiness.
Sean McGrath of Propylon describes KLISS (Kansas Legislative Information Systems and Services), an e-Democracy platform that covers all aspects of governing in the cloud.
