Matthew Palavido from Design + Planning and Vishal Bhargava from AECOM present "Using GeoDesign Analysis for Sustainable Design and Planning" at the 2011 GeoDesign Summit.
William Isley and Ray Hardy introduce the data and tools that support various aspects of the redistricting process.
Richard Kingston from the University of Manchester presents "Do We Teach Planners the Most Appropriate GIS Knowledge?" at the 2011 GeoDesign Summit.
Esri staff demonstrate the benefits of using ArcGIS for ocean use planning and present available resources.
Alison Bramlet of the University of Georgia discusses the Greenprints Project, a park, trail, and open space master plan for Woodstock, Georgia.
Robert Matthews of the University of Washington presents the Decision Commons initiative for expanding the light rail system in the Puget Sound area.
On day two of the 2010 GeoDesign Summit, Prashant Hedao describes the design and planning of an experimental township in southern India.
On day one of the 2010 GeoDesign Summit, Brian Lee discusses how GeoDesign can be utilized in a participatory land use planning process.