Director Esri R+D DC. Neogeography, Open Data & Collaboration Architecture, Rocket Scientist, Brewer, Trombonist, Cyclist, Optimist. Capitol Hill, DC
Washington, DC
Joined March 2007
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I'm pretty excited about this. nitter.cf/citylab/status/8851292… – at San Diego, CA
Beautiful Aurora Borealis near Acadia National Park @AcadiaNPS
Some updates from a project I’ve been working on… – at Arlington, VA
Use ‘DC Compass’ to find out how many cherry blossom trees there are in DC & much more!🌸
#Didyouknow DC is the first jurisdiction to get access to @Esri’s groundbreaking AI technology using generative AI to create maps from thousands of open data sets? ➡️s.dc.gov/esri-dc-compass-rel…
Learn more from our recent @Esri #FedGIS conference
mediaspace.esri.com/media/t/… – at Arlington, VA
Building continental, standards-based, civic platforms takes a long time - but it’s worth the effort to connect cities, regions, nations, and organizations to collaborate on complex problems
Read a bit on what we’ve been doing for the past decade:
esri.com/arcgis-blog/product… – at Washington, DC
A full week of geogeeking at @esri DevSummit with over 2,500 other devs.
DC @MayorBowser releasing the city’s AI policy and guidances.
This is important for government to define values and requirements for effective, responsible integration of generative AI in city services.
Stay tuned for more news on this front…
techplan.dc.gov/aivalues – at Downtown, Washington
Let’s see, from the Dulles to DC do I pay $50-$110 for the privilege of riding in a private car and sit in traffic?
Or $6 to cruise in a shared train?
They both have the exact same travel time.
The annual @EsriUC gathering of spatial experts has begun.
~20,000 people who are using maps & geography to address the world and every communities most important issues.
🧵Some highlights… – at San Diego, CA
And so many more examples. It’s truly amazing to see and opportunity meet the people behind this work. – at San Diego, CA
If you’re attending, join us at one of our @ArcGISHub sessions, or stop by the product booth and talk with our team members.
esri.com/arcgis-blog/product… – at San Diego, CA
interesting take that I generally agree with, and that it's ok.
My sense is that AI generated art is a new medium that people are happily exploring how to use. Similar to Greeks learning marble, or Renaissance learning perspective.
Still a lot to learn on effective technique.
I had the honor participate in the @theNASEM workshop on Resilient GeoAI.
There are incredible opportunities for Geospatial technology, new AI techniques, and community collaboration to build resilient communities.
youtube.com/live/zYSEOML_0Xo…
My own talk was "Resiliency through Accessibility"
From my perspective, a key shift has been how easy it has become for *anyone* to explore & experiment with new AI tools.
Combining accessible AI with Open Data allows for hyperlocal, community-integrated solutions for crisis
You should also hear @deepseadawn expertise in 7 key ideas towards GeoAI Digital Resilience
youtube.com/live/zYSEOML_0Xo…
