Technical Session 2: Find patterns and make decisions with ArcGIS Online
Event Details
If you need to do more than simply record data locations on a map, ArcGIS Online’s powerful analysis tools allow you to answer questions and make important decisions using spatial
Event Details
If you need to do more than simply record data locations on a map, ArcGIS Online’s powerful analysis tools allow you to answer questions and make important decisions using spatial data. These uses are especially relevant for many aspects of land management and for visualizing geographic data. In this session you’ll learn how a map, produced from some straightforward spatial analysis, can answer questions such as: what is the best location for a new community building? What are the possible environmental impacts associated with a project? What are the potential impacts of development on nearby significant sites?
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Speakers for this event
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Charlene Nielsen
Charlene Nielsen
Certified ArcGIS Instructor, Esri Canada
Dr. Charlene Nielsen is dedicated to defending the "health of the land" for all organisms on earth by developing GIS solutions through integrative collaborations on human health, habitat, and air and water quality. She completed her B.Sc. (with Distinction) and M.Sc. (with a Specialization in GIS and Remote Sensing) in Geography, at the University of Calgary, and her Ph.D. (Interdisciplinary) in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences and Medical Sciences – Pediatrics at the University of Alberta. She was part of the Data Mining and Neonatal Outcomes project team exploring the spatial co-location of adverse birth outcomes and industrial air pollution. She is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of Public Health, University of Alberta, and brings the quantitative geographical perspective to health and the environment by modeling and mapping large databases of health outcomes and sources of environmental exposures. Charlene organizes the annual UofA GIS Day, has lectured in GIS, environmental health, and conservation, and is a member of URISA, WCHRI, inVIVO Planetary Health, CANUE, AAG, and CAG.
Certified ArcGIS Instructor, Esri Canada
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Susie Saliola
Susie Saliola
GIS Analyst, Education and Research, Esri Canada
Susie is an Education and Research GIS Analyst at Esri Canada’s Toronto office where she provides support for various teaching, learning, and research projects, facilitates workshops for both entry level and experienced GIS users, and works with different partner organizations to create meaningful maps and apps. Susie has a special interest in using GIS for community research, engagement, and development. She has an M.Sc. in Physical Geography with a specialty in GIS and Remote Sensing from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Environmental Studies from York University.
GIS Analyst, Education and Research, Esri Canada
Schedule
- Day 1
- November 21, 2022
11:45am Technical Session 2: Find patterns and make decisions with ArcGIS Online11:45am - 12:45pmIf you need to do more than simply record data locations on a map, ArcGIS Online's powerful analysis tools allow you to answer questions and make important decisions using spatial data. These uses are especially relevant for many aspects of land management and for visualizing geographic data. In this session you'll learn how a map, produced from some straightforward spatial analysis, can answer questions such as: what is the best location for a new community building? What are the possible environmental impacts associated with a project? What are the potential impacts of development on nearby significant sites?Speakers: Charlene Nielsen, Susie Saliola