Travel to the frontline of climate change in far-north Alaska alongside a team of researchers who are investigating the relationship between melting permafrost and changes within clouds.
Even though my students are learning remotely due to COVID-19, we have found a way to explore and play outside together again. See what insects, mammals and birds my students found in their backyards!
People use maps and geographic thinking to understand the world, make decisions and solve problems to make the world a better place. Let's talk about GIS and how you can use it at school!
Mission-driven mapping is taking a concern and putting it on a map by asking a question. Let's talk about using the beginner's mindset to create these maps and what they can help us reveal.
The ability to navigate to, from, and around the Central Arctic is necessary to conduct polar research. However, accessing this remote region comes with many challenges and requires proper tools.
I help design a fleet of uncrewed robotic ships! How do ships work without a crew on board? What are the challenges of designing these ships? I'm going to a tell you why these ships are so important.
Maps help us solve some of the world’s toughest challenges and increase social justice by revealing what’s hard to see. They tell stories about the world, explain complex challenges and guide action.
Hi, I'm Charlie Fitzpatrick and I work at Esri to map our world! I help teachers and students "see" and "read" the world through maps. Want to learn how you can use maps? Let me show you!
Hi, I'm Chad, an AUV Superintendent at Ocean Infinity. I use subsea robotic and autonomous equipment to explore some of the deepest parts of the world’s oceans. Let me show you how it's done!
