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Ramblers Scotland's mission is for “everyone to enjoy the pleasure of walking”. To help achieve this mission, they have created a Scottish Paths map that helps citizens discover over 42,000 miles of trails across the country. On this episode, we sit down with the project manager for this initiative, Luke Phillips, to learn how his team of volunteers use field apps to map trails throughout Scotland.
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Ramblers Scotland's mission is for “everyone to enjoy the pleasure of walking”. To help achieve this mission, they have created a Scottish Paths map that helps citizens discover over 42,000 miles of trails across the country. On this episode, we sit down with the project manager for this initiative, Luke Phillips, to learn how his team of volunteers use field apps to map trails throughout Scotland.
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1 Preserving Georgia history using mobile GIS 23:47
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode we talk with Emily Cochran from the Georgia Historic Preservation division and Eric McRae from the University of Georgia to discuss how mobile GIS is used to conserve historic sites and structures in the state of Georgia. Check out the following resources to learn more about the information mentioned in this episode: Learn more about the Georgia Historic Preservation Division . Learn more about the University of Georgia Institute of Government . Learn more about GNAHRGIS .…
1 Visionary Solutions: Leveraging Esri Field Apps for eye health 21:43
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAlexandre Chailloux is a senior research associate with Sightsavers, an international organization dedicated to treating and preventing eye diseases. In this episode we talk with Alex about how Sightsavers leverages Esri field apps to assist communities impacted by eye disease. Since this podcast was recorded, two countries have eliminated trachoma. The number of affected countries has fallen from 40 to 38. We hope this figure continues to decrease thanks to the ongoing efforts to eliminate the disease.…
1 Improving fire inspection workflows with GIS 22:46
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe City of Johns Creek, Georgia implements GIS into many of their workflows. In this episode, we sit down with Catherine Cronlund, a GIS Analyst for Johns Creek, to learn how her team uses their “Esri toolbox” to improve the city’s fire inspection program.
Ramblers Scotland's mission is for “everyone to enjoy the pleasure of walking”. To help achieve this mission, they have created a Scottish Paths map that helps citizens discover over 42,000 miles of trails across the country. On this episode, we sit down with the project manager for this initiative, Luke Phillips, to learn how his team of volunteers use field apps to map trails throughout Scotland.…
1 Dragons in the garden: protecting reptiles and amphibians in the United Kingdom 28:11
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode, we sit down with Dr. Rob Ward, the Senior Data and GIS Officer for Amphibian and Reptile Conservation trust (ARC). We learn how his organization uses Esri Field Apps and citizen science to monitor and protect wildlife throughout the United Kingdom.
California produces half of the nation's fruits and vegetables, so agricultural protection is a key pillar for the Napa County Agricultural Commissioner's office. In this episode, we sit down with Anna Norton and Andre Napolitano, two Deputy Commissioners for Napa County, to learn how they use GIS to manage pests that threaten the country's produce. Listen to the episode as they share their story and top tips for improving your own GIS workflows.…
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The Fieldwork Handbook is a new book from Esri Press that includes tips, best practices, and activities for creating successful and productive field workflows. The author, Marika Vertzonis, is a long-time friend (and former guest) of the Field Notes podcast. In our latest field snack episode, we sit down with Marika once again to talk all about this new book which releases on March 5th, 2024. Additional resources The Fieldwork Handbook Esri Press page Marika's blog post: Introducing the Fieldwork Handbook Our first episode with Marika: Census, cola, and crocodiles, oh my!…
1 Horticulture mapping at the Desert Botanical Garden 17:58
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAryn Musgrave does just about everything related to GIS for the Desert Botanical Garden located in Phoenix, AZ. Maintaining land that contains over 4000 plant species is no small feat, especially since the garden doubles as a museum for researchers across the country. With ArcGIS paired with high-accuracy data collection, Aryn and her team maintain a variety of maps that include horticulture, irrigation, and other critical information related to the garden’s operations. Highlights of this episode include the following: Creating horticulture maps Protecting data integrity during fieldwork Navigating remote field sites…
1 Something fishy: monitoring salmon populations to protect watersheds 37:20
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of Field Notes, we chat with Andrea Pecharich and Andrew Bartshire, who work with the Russian River Salmon and Steelhead Monitoring program . The data they collect with Esri Field Apps helps conservationists monitor fish populations, analyze patterns, and ultimately recover California's endangered fish species. Highlights from this episode include: Combatting climate change by monitoring salmon and steelhead populations Using Field Maps and Survey123 in tandem to collect data Creating adaptive database structures Working in offline environments…
1 A community effort: monitoring rangelands in Tanzania 35:39
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAfrican People & Wildlife is an organization dedicated to creating a world where Africa’s people and wildlife coexist and thrive in vibrant, healthy landscapes. In this episode, we sit down with two folks who help achieve this vision in Tanzania. Elizabeth Naro and Ramadhani Omary use GIS in all aspects of their work—from managing business operations to monitoring rangelands and resources with local communities in the field. In this episode, learn how GIS helps them accomplish their goals.…
1 Something in the water: monitoring cyanobacteria with mobile GIS 34:42
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedShane Bradt is an extension professor at the University of New Hampshire and a member of the team responsible for creating the bloomWatch app . The app allows community members to report cases of cyanobacteria, a form of algae that’s harmful to human health, in their local lakes. In this episode of Field Notes, we talk with Shane about the importance of monitoring cyanobacteria, considerations for designing the app, and where his team will take it next. For more information about Shane’s UC presentation, check out the Crowdsourcing Cyanobacteria with bloomWatch presentation slides .…
1 Conserving Atlanta’s tree canopy: a conversation with Trees Atlanta 23:49
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAtlanta, Georgia is often called the city of trees, however increased development over the past several years has threatened the natural landscape the city is known for. Trees Atlanta is one organization working to restore the city's tree population by raising awareness and developing a variety of initiatives to plant trees across the city. One of these initiatives is the Front Yard Tree Program, which allows Atlanta residents to request that trees be planted right outside of their home. In this episode, we talk with Angela McTigue and James Moy, members of Trees Atlanta who use surveys and mobile maps to drive their conservation efforts.…
1 Mapping seaside: Protecting sea turtles with GIS 31:24
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAmber Kuehn is the director of the Sea Turtle Patrol on Hilton Head Island . During nesting season, her and her team of volunteers wake up before the sun to look for one thing: sea turtle nests. On this episode of Field Notes, learn how ArcGIS Field Maps and EOS receivers are used to map sea turtle nests, listen to first-hand accounts of sea turtle encounters, and understand the importance of protecting this endangered species.…
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