There are a multitude of activities happening across the Canadian Blue Economy addressing important economic, environmental, or cultural concerns. Unfortunately, many of these activities occur in isolation, robbing us of the ability to address issues at a more holistic level. There is one thing that can be used to connect them all and reveal the big picture. That thing is location.
During this event, you will see how leaders in the Blue Economy are using location information as a connector to drive important initiatives, understand complex information, and enable better stewardship of our oceans and inland waters.
Session Recordings and Resources
From Paddle to Headset - a 20-year Journey
Geoff Green, SOI Foundation
How ArcGIS Supports Climate Visualizations in Changing Ocean Eastern Charlotte Waterways
Preserving Fogo Island
Keith VanGraafeiland, Esri
Watch recording
Big Bar Landslide Recovery and Analysis Portal
Gurdeep Singh, GeoBC
Kaitlyn McLaren, GeoBC
Understanding the Annapolis Estuary: Ecology, Tide, and Climate
Levi Cliche, Clean Annapolis River Project
Canada's Freshwater Ecosystems
Kevin Butler, Esri
Connecting on a Deeper Level: Using StoryMaps to Combine Seafloor Mapping and Local Knowledge
Leah Fulton, Dalhousie