GIS Directions podcast: Season Three

Ta and Wayne enlist Esri’s ArcGIS Pro Product Manager, Kory Kramer, to help step-through the big-ticket items featured in the latest major release of ArcGIS Pro 3.0. Hear about what's got everybody talking.

We've all heard the term digital twin, but what does it mean and how is it used to represent the world outside your window? Wayne, Ta and Mary break it down into four main pillars and list out the essential tech you need to get started. 

In Part Two of this series, Wayne, Ta and Mary look at building a digital twin with real-time data while considering audience and purpose. Delve into global examples and get tips on how to make it happen.

Whether you’re looking to ingest and analyse big data, streamline real-time operations or map workflows, you can do it by simply integrating and extending your GIS. Wayne, Ta, and Mary discuss how to enhance your GIS capability with six game-changing apps.

Join Wayne, Mary, and special guest, Esri's leading AEC Solution Engineer, Andy Lovell, as they discuss the emerging trends in the digital twins space and the technologies driving smarter urban planning, collaborative design and enhanced stakeholder management.

In part two of their catch up with Esri's Andy Lovell, Wayne and Mary explore the tech stack being used as the building blocks for developing living, growing digital twins.

From advanced symbology and automatic resizing, to the Digital Atlas and the road ahead for 3D — Ta, Mary, Simon, and special guest Ellen Carter, discuss the greatest hits from this year’s Esri UC.

Wayne, Simon, and Esri Product Manager, Maggie Busek dig into the latest enhancements of Enterprise 11.1. Discover the best path for upgrading and how Esri’s latest release can reset the foundations of your GIS workflows.

In the final episode of this three-part series exploring the digital twins landscape, Ta, Mary, and Wayne unpack the five steps to help you create your own living twin.

In part one, Mary, Wayne, and Esri Natural Resources Director, Dal Hunter discuss the emerging trends fundamentally changing industries such as mining, oil and gas, agriculture and forestry – and their digital journeys.

In part two, Mary, Wayne, and guest speaker, Dal Hunter expand on the four emerging digital trends in natural resources, and discuss the technical aspects of managing sensor data and its integration into GIS systems.

Ta, Mary, and Simon get together for the last time in 2023 and discuss their favourite updates from the past year, and predictions for 2024.

Award-winning journalist Stan Grant explores our data-driven world with those leaders who are at the cutting-edge of technological change and innovation.

Discover how mapping technology can be used to catch killers with Mike King and Tory Shepherd as they delve into the geography of Australia's coldest cases.

Delve into Queensland's oldest cold case and unearth new leads, suspects, and fresh insights into the victim as the search continues to find who killed Betty Shanks.