Esri & The Science of Where

Latest Episodes
Finding Resilience in Public Transportation
Anne Shaw, Executive Director at Transport for West Midlands, discusses the impact of geospatial technology in meeting the challenges of public transportation.
Accelerating the Energy Transition on US Roads and Highways
Allie Kelly, Executive Director at The Ray, talks about the advantage of using geospatial technology in the planning and design of sustainable roads and highways.
How ExxonMobil Uses Geospatial Technology and Location Analytics to Unlock Value
Joel Glaze, global real estate optimization lead at ExxonMobil, explains how a geographic approach helps ExxonMobil uncover hidden value in its real estate portfolio.
Mapping and the Quest for Social Justice
Nick Okafor, social justice advocate and instructor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology Office of Engineering Outreach Programs, explains how mapping and spatial analysis are being used to tackle social inequality.
Why Planting Trees is Key to Mitigating the Climate Crisis
Paul Cooper, Chief Information Officer at the Arbor Day Foundation, discusses the powerful environmental and economic benefits of wide-scale tree planting.
Preserving the Most Beautiful Places on Earth—And the Most Resilient
Mark Anderson, Director of Conservation Science for the Nature Conservancy’s Center for Resilient Conservation Science, discusses the latest findings on climate change-resilient ecosystems.
Constructing Smart Mobility Infrastructure: A Geospatial Approach
Natalie Stirrat, Technical Director at Arcadis, a global design, engineering and management consulting company based in the Netherlands, explains the role location technology is playing in the sweeping overhaul of infrastructure taking place in the US and
The Rise of the Geographic Approach in Business and Government
Jerry Johnston, Managing Director at Deloitte & Touche LLP, explains how businesses and governments are combining geography, analytics, and location technology to look at vital parts of our everyday world and create smarter systems.
Biodiversity and the Bottom Line–The Power of Smart Maps
Claudia Blagu, Digital Project Leader at Ingka Investments–a company that operates more than 80 percent of IKEA stores worldwide–explains why location intelligence is key to getting maximum value out of data.