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

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 the city of Oklahoma, 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 worlds 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, CTO of Kamilo and nationally recognized expert in plastics pollution research, describes how his company innovated a tracking process that verifies truly recycled plastic using location technology.