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Hi Lisa! Wow! We would most definitely be interested in working with you! We can talk more about this offline but we would definitely love for your group to join our growing list of EMU use case projects as attached
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Pieces of Eight by John Drake, Pieces of Eight: John Drake: 9780007268962: Amazon.com: Books
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Hi Jan! Great to see you here today! Yes, Arc Marine is still around and at http://dusk.geo.orst.edu/djl/arcgis . But this blog post may be even more helpful to you as to the way forward: Course Change for the Arc Marine Data Model | ArcGIS Blog And we are now in the web GIS pattern moving beyond the desktop geodatabase, always sharing the latest and greatest beyond ArcMarine at the annual Esri Ocean GIS Forum, http://www.esri.com/events/ocean
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Oh my goodness! What a great question! This is one that I'll have to think on and maybe post a more detailed answer later. But right now for the sake of time, I'll say that COMMUNICATING science is one heck of a challenge right now, and is so very important in this age where science is being questioned, challenged, put in the category of fake news, etc., all with the stakes so high for our planet. GIS makes a terrific contribution to science communication through story maps. So many great examples of this at http://esriurl.com/analyticalstories and https://storymaps.arcgis.com
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Hi Donald - no have not heard of this database but will try to look it up after the AMA and would be happy to discuss with you further. And regarding MGET, my colleagues and I remain super keen on that platform of tools. They continue to improve upon the existing ones, to add new ones, and their use of the ArcGIS platform pushes us to improve on this end as well.
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Thanks Denise, for the opportunity to answer a question like this! My absolute top female role model is my own mother, an educator in speech communication, but always a beacon of integrity, grace, patience, and good humor. Others who have inspired me include Dr. Sylvia Earle because of her energetic, articulate, and passioned crusading for the oceans and for the entire planet. Her ability to communicate with beauty and passion, as well scientific accuracy, has inspired me. I could go on and on but would also like to salute to Dr. Rachel Haymon, now retired from UCSB as a geology professor who taught me so much about how to lead scientific expeditions at sea and in the lab, and how to be unrelentingly rigorous and careful in doing science.
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Thanks Chris for these excellent questions, both that could be fodder for an AMA in and of themselves! But quickly, I would say the best way to engage science deniers is to first LISTEN to them and to their concerns. And then to try to find points of commonality, hopefully revolving around SOLUTIONS that we all need to seek, such as how do we ensure that we all have access to clean water and clean air, and enough food for our communities. That's a good starting point I think. One of the greatest threats to research right now that also holds great potential, has to be the funding that is available, so that researchers are able to ask the proper questions to gain solutions, knowing that they can propose research projects that are properly resourced.
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Great question Donald! There is an excellent post by Kevin Butler of our Spatial Statistics Team, that may answer this question much better for you: https://community.esri.com/thread/200285-is-there-a-way-to-displayanalyze-vertical-profile-data-eg-water-temperature-at-several-depths-using-arcmap And in addition, the next phase of the EMU project now includes the release of a "task" in ArcGIS Pro that allows you to "localize" your own EMUs with much higher resolution data, hopefully data that you have yourself, rather than just relying on the global World Ocean Atlas that the EMUs were originally built on.
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Hi Denise! I was inspired to pursue GIS while a graduate student at UC Santa Barbara in the early 1990s when GIS was really starting to evolve from not just a mapping technology, but a whole field of science, now known as geographic information science or geospatial data science. So it was a FANTASTIC time to be introduced to GIS and to take courses from some of the great innovators of the field there at UCSB.
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Hi Gregory - Thanks for this great question to get us off and running! There are so many great project that I'm working on at Esri right now but I'd say the coolest is the Ecological Marine Units, http://www.esri.com/ecological-marine-units which is essentially a "digital ocean" that Esri has built along with colleagues at USGS, and several other partners. This was built as commissioned by the Group on Earth Observations, sort of a United Nations of Earth observing organizations. There is a lot of info on the web site shared but happy to provide more info later.
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Our best recap is now this Storify at 2017 Esri Science Symposium (with images, tweets) · deepseadawn · Storify and photos on Flickr, http://esriurl.com/sciphotos2017
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We are pleased to share the lineup of oral talks and posters that will be presented this December at the 2017 American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting in San Francisco. Many know of AGU as among the world’s most well-respected Earth science scholarly organizations, and its annual fall meeting dwarfs our UC by over 10,000 attendees. AGU 2017 expects 24,000 attendees, making it the largest Earth and space science meeting in the world. You’ll see in the list below of papers, posters and sessions that Esri is leading or contributing on a wide variety of interesting and important projects, many with our federal partners at NASA, NOAA, and the USGS, as well as several universities. This showcases how we are an organization that not only enables great understanding of the world with our products and services, but also performs good science, and contributes well as a member of the scientific community, sharing and inspiring others as to The Science of Where. In addition, we will have a 20' x 20' exhibit booth presence, #1125 ( beside the AGU and NOAA booths, shared with the QPS booth, led by Research & Sciences Industry Manager Drew Stephens and staffed full-time by ArcGIS Content Lead Sean Breyer, and Spatial Statistics Product Engineer Kevin Butler) with messaging and demos on multidimensional scientific data and analysis, imagery, big data geoanalytics, The Living Atlas, ArcGIS Pro, Ecological Land Units, Ecological Marine Units, GeoPlanner, Insights, story maps, the web GIS pattern, our commitment to open/interoperable, and more. All in all, we are sending ~15 Esri staff to participate at AGU, and are so pleased again to be sharing our exhibit booth space with representatives of our long-standing business partner, QPS. AGU PRESENTATIONS and SESSIONS with Esri Participation (where G = Geodesy, H = Hydrology, IN = Earth and Space Science Informatics, P = Planetary Sciences) G11C-0714: International Digital Elevation Model Service (IDEMS): A Revived IAG Service H13O-06: The CAnadian Surface Prediction ARchive (CaSPAr): A Platform to Enhance Environmental Modelling in Canada and Globally IN23B co-convened by Esri's Sudhir Shrestha: Architecture and Test Bed for Earth/Space Science Cyberinfrastructures I Posters IN23E co-convened by Esri's Sudhir Shrestha: Architecture and Test Bed for Earth/Space Science Cyberinfrastructures II IN24A-03: Automating Geospatial Visualizations with Smart Default Renderers for Data Exploration Web Applications IN31B-0077: Predicting Seagrass Occurrence in a Changing Climate Using Random Forests IN33E convened by Esri's Sudhir Shrestha: Spatial Data Infrastructure for Earth and Space Sciences: Analyzing, Visualizing, and Sharing Spatiotemporal Earth Science Data Small and Big II IN33E-08: Near Real-time Scientific Data Analysis and Visualization with the ArcGIS Platform IN41B convened by Esri's Sudhir Shrestha: Spatial Data Infrastructure for Earth and Space Sciences: Analyzing, Visualizing, and Sharing Spatiotemporal Earth Science Data Small and Big I Posters IN51H-03: Recommended GIS Analysis Methods for Global Gridded Population Data P33E-2913: Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDIs): Improving the Scientific Environmental Data Management and Visualization with ArcGIS Platform (Invited) View and search the entire AGU Fall Meeting Program at https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm17/meetingapp.cgi/Home/0
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