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Geographical Thinking from Esri Canada

Esri Canada
GIS
Canada
Rescue App
Missing Children Society Of Canada
Cartography
Amber Alerts
Child Search Network
Lichens
Indigenous Communities
Calgary Police Service
GIS Education
Accessibility
Commercial Real Estate
Climate Change
ESRI
Education
Antarctica
Candid Access Project
Urban Planning
Conservation

Tune in for inspiring stories from thought leaders and GIS users across business, government and education in Canada. Get practical tips for applying geospatial thinking to tackle challenges -- from simple ones encountered in everyday life to the most complex issues our world faces today.

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Accurate, interoperable map data is the backbone of everything from navigation apps to emergency response systems. In this episode of Geographical Thinking, host Michelle Brake explores how the Overture Maps Foundation is tackling the biggest challen... more

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Michelle Brake
Host exploring ideas, stories and conversations through the lens of geography, with a focus on practical applications of GIS technology.

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Q: Can you explain the purpose of TourismScapes?
TourismScapes consolidates various data points into a user-friendly platform to help communities understand and enhance their tourism sectors.
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Q: How does data play a part in Destination Canada's strategy?
Data is essential for informing decision-making and shaping strategies that improve tourism through the Canadian Tourism Data Collective.
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Q: What does your work with Destination Canada include?
The work includes promoting Canada as a premier four-season travel destination through research, alignment with sectors, and marketing initiatives.
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Q: How has that larger community influenced the projects or actions that No More Noise has taken in the last year?
The community's growth has led to increased mobilization, data collection efforts, and active participation in civic engagement to advocate for noise regulations.
Catching Up on Quiet
Q: Can you tell us about No More Noise Toronto and what you focus on?
No More Noise Toronto is focused on addressing outside noises from vehicles and construction that disturb residents, using data collection to validate experiences and improve community awareness.

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