Virtual Esri User Conference 2021

Speaking to the theme of the conference, Esri president Jack Dangermond shares his vision on GIS and the role the user community plays in creating a sustainable future.

View inspiring work created by users around the world over the last year and hear about the winners of this year’s President's, Enterprise GIS and Making a Difference awards.

Explore new capabilities, features and enhancements in Imagery and Remote Sensing, Mapping, Spatial Analysis and Data Science, Field Operations, Real-Time GIS and more.

Learn about the next-gen information products informing key forestry policy and management decisions - leveraging advanced remote sensing technologies through the Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) Program.

Take a closer look at ArcGIS Image for ArcGIS Online’s hosted imagery capabilities -m including visualisation and raster analytics in the Cloud – with Esri’s Juhan Yoon and Kate Hess.

Discover how Telluride Ski & Golf uses their Cloud GIS to track, maintain and organise assets, then visualise and leverage that information into everyday logistics and long-term planning.

Explore the Cloud-native real-time and big data analysis capabilities of ArcGIS Velocity and how it can help address the needs of organisations of all sizes in the demonstration from Esri’s Suzanne Foss.

Take a closer look at the capabilities in Site Scan for ArcGIS with Esri's Jeremiah Johnson and learn how Telluride Ski and Golf leveraged drone technology to inspect and monitor remote areas.

Explore how ArcGIS-generated 3D meshes can create realistic, immersive experiences to virtually take city planners, architects, and even the entertainment industry to virtual locations around the world with Esri’s Madeline Schueren.

Join Esri’s Madeline Schueren and Ankita Bakshi to discover the latest features and capabilities in ArcGIS Pro – including new enhancements for improved visualisation and productivity, data engineering and 3D editing.

Learn about the new enhancements in ArcGIS Online for creating, exploring and sharing maps – and how this can help solve geospatial problems using data and apps – with Esri’s Kenyon Wilker.

Join Philip Heede and Mark Carlson in the network operations centre to take a first-hand look at Esri’s new cloud-native deployment option – ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes.

Learn how ArcGIS Field Maps combines the functions of Collector, Tracker and Explorer to achieve more efficient mobile mapping, high accuracy GPS collection, location tracking, and map-viewing – all from one mobile application.

Join Esri’s Jennifer Bell and Ashley Du to explore the latest features in ArcGIS StoryMaps and how organisations can use these to visually present their stories and achieve a greater impact.

Explore how ArcGIS GeoBIM enables GIS and BIM to work side-by-side to coordinate critical system details and build sustainable infrastructure with Esri’s Anthony Renteria.

Game engines are the perfect tool for creating impactful, cost-effective immersive experiences. Adrien Meriaux takes you on a trip to Bendigo in Australia to show you what the ArcGIS Maps SDK for Game Engines can help you create.

Find out about the central role maps played in the successful mission of sending the Perseverance rover to Jezero Crater on Mars with Dr. Fred J. Calef III from the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

In 2013, Paul Salopek set off on the journey of a lifetime, to walk the early migration routes of humankind. Hear how Paul’s Out of Eden Walk has been demonstrating the critical role sustainability plays in helping address humanity’s most pressing challenges.

To work towards racial equity, we need to understand how the current systems create racial inequity – and what we can do to change it. Learn more about the work of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation with La June Montgomery Tabron, and hear how the GIS community can help create a more equitable future.

Pristine Seas was founded in 2008 as a National Geographic project to help save the last wild places in the ocean. Dr. Enric Sala shares the importance of conserving the oceans – including an application to help governments around the world identify and prioritise protection areas.

Join Esri’s Jack Dangermond and Secretary Wade Crowfoot to explore the California Natural Resources Agency’s integrated suite of mapping and visualisation tools using authoritative data to display, prioritise, and track the State’s biodiversity, climate, and access efforts – and support their goal of protecting 30% of the land and coastal waters by 2030.