GIS Day 2023: Climate Cartographies

About

Geography enthusiasts, teachers, students and professionals celebrate GIS Day across the globe with community events to highlight the benefits of geospatial science and technology in addressing the world's challenges. This year speakers from the Library's observance of GIS Day highlighted the role that geospatial data and GIS technologies can play to create positive change in the face of humanitarian challenges all around the globe. Viewers of the Library's virtual event will hear directly from cartographic experts from the Washington Post, Esri, Stamen Design, NOAA, and the Climate Atlas of Canada speaking on how they utilize cartographic design to translate complex scientific discoveries into understandable, engaging and actionable insights about the climate. Program: Prairie Climate Centre, University of Winnipeg; [01:02] Christey Allen; [02:59] Brett Huson; [09:55] Matthew Loxley Geography & Map Division, Library of Congress; [12:39] Tim St. Onge; [16:48] Meagan Snow; [25:12] Abraham Parrish Esri; [34:10] John Nelson

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Language

English

Country

United States

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