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The Evolution of Smart Communities 12
Fostering Economic Growth in Ghana 56
Digital Twin Helps Airport Optimize Operations 16
The Magazine for Esri Software Users
ArcUserFall 2019
Brie� yNoted
See What Others Can’t
And Esri’s Tapestry Segmentation Data Helped Enhance the US Census Bureau’s New Outreach Model
GIS is like the human nervous system. It is intelligent and integrates data from many sources. It helps us understand complexities and then carry out coordinated responses.
With the Response Outreach Area Mapper (ROAM), the Census Bureau can better tailor its messaging to people living in the darker blue areas, which are predicted to self-respond to the census at lower rates.
The Evolution of Smart Communities 12
Fostering Economic Growth in Ghana 56
Digital Twin Helps Airport Optimize Operations 16
The Magazine for Esri Software Users
ArcUserFall 2019
Brie� yNotedEsri Joins GEO as Associate MemberThe Group on Earth Observations (GEO), an intergovernmental organization that works toward advancing open data and promoting sustainability via Earth observations, has invited Esri to join as one of its � rst Associate members. Esri has been involved with GEO for six years, developing interoperability between the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS) and ArcGIS Online and opening up access to data between GEO members and Esri users.
HD Map Data Goes Beyond the Automotive MarketA new collaboration with Mobileye, a leading provider of advanced driver-assistance systems software, is bringing the Intel company’s data collection capabilities into Esri technology as native services. Under the agreement, information gathered from vehicles equipped with Mobileye’s vision system will serve as a basis for several new data services in the ArcGIS platform, enabling Esri users to visualize and analyze this real-time, high-de� nition (HD) map and location data.
New Esri R&D Center Opens in SpainEsri recently launched its 16th research and development (R&D) facility in Barcelona, Spain. It is geared toward pioneering applications in 3D design, game engines, and computer graphics.
GIS Day Is Almost Here!November 13, 2019, marks the 20th annual GIS Day, an international celebration in which members of the GIS community show colleagues, students, and the public how to use geospatial technology and why. Find or register an event at gisday.com.
ArcNews Esri | Fall 2019 | Vol. 41, No. 4
At the 39th Annual Esri User Conference, held in San Diego, California, July 8–12, more than 18,000 attendees learned about new geospatial technol-ogy, networked with colleagues from around the world, and shared how they use GIS to foster data-driven change. � e theme of this year’s conference was GIS: � e Intelligent Nervous System, a metaphor built around the human nervous system, as Esri presi-dent Jack Dangermond explained. “� e human nervous system…is intelligent,” he said. “It integrates data from many sources [and]couples that data with logic and reasoning; ethics; values; and in some cases, emotions. And then it carries out coordinated responses.” Sound familiar? Likening the earth to a living organism, Dangermond said that we need something like the human nervous system to create a more sustainable future. We fundamentally need more understanding and collaboration, which GIS is very good at enabling. “It starts with geography, the science of our world,” he said. “Geography helps us see complexi-ties and relationships and patterns. It helps us see holistically and respond more intelligently.”
The Intelligence of GIS Renowned biologist and Harvard University professor emeritus Edward O. Wilson pointed out that GIS is helping us see environmental prob-lems clearly and work together to solve them. Jane Goodall, DBE, added that GIS helps us see hope in the face of enormous challenges, as she discussed continued on page 6
during the keynote conversation she had with Wilson and Dangermond.
See What Others Can’tAt the conference, Esri introduced a new phrase—See What Others Can’t. Many user presentations were woven together in the Plenary Session. Hearing from local governments, including the City of Pasadena; nonpro� t organizations, such as the
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Geospatial Technology Underpins Every Aspect of the 2020 CensusAnd Esri’s Tapestry Segmentation Data Helped Enhance the US Census Bureau’s New Outreach Model
Each decade, the US Census Bureau evaluates and modernizes its enumeration methods. For the 2020 Census, this has resulted in GIS being used in more ways than ever to get the count right. “We’ve incorporated the use of geospatial tech-nology into every aspect of the design for the 2020 Census,” the Census Bureau’s geography division chief, Deirdre Dalpiaz Bishop, said in an interview. “We’ve deployed several key innovations that are going to make it easier and more secure for folks to respond and participate in the census,” said Census Bureau deputy director Ron S. Jarmin at the 2019 Esri User Conference (Esri UC), where key sta¡ members from the geography division presented at the Plenary Session. “We have a team of dedicated, smart geogra-phers who have been working hard over the last several years to develop, deploy, and [test] these [innovations].” � ose “last several years” have been crucial to the upcoming census, according to Bishop. “During
GIS is like the human nervous system. It is intelligent and integrates data from many sources. It helps us understand complexities and then carry out coordinated responses.
With the Response Outreach Area Mapper (ROAM), the Census Bureau can better tailor its messaging to people living in the darker blue areas, which are predicted to self-respond to the census at lower rates.
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