Podcast: Examining the ESRI UC 2009 Plenary

By Joe Francica and Adena Schutzberg
July 13, 2009

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The first session of the ESRI User Conference reviews the technology vision, including a look at current and future releases and the conference theme. Our editors review some key points and themes and share their responses.

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This year the ESRI International User Conference is more social than ever! Be part of the conversation by following along on Twitter at twitter.com/esriuc .You can also join the community on Facebook at the Official ESRI UC page. To learn more about the ESRI International User Conference visit www.esri.com/uc.

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ESRI UC 2009 (#1) by John Doe, John Doe Co.
Date: July 15, 2009 01:37 AM

Thanks for your podcast. I have been in GIS for many years. I have attended the ESRI UC since about 1997. With the downturn in the economy I was not able to go this year, and I had to change jobs too... now working for a company where they use software from the ‘darkside’.  Even if i was at the same job none of us would be able to go either given the economy.

At any rate it was great to listen to your podcast... i actually missed the UC... call me a geek i guess... i missed the trip to the airport... i missed the cab ride into San Diego Marriott... but most of all i missed the Monday morning session.

Since about 1997/99 every year the Monday morning sessions were always full of new announcements. I enjoyed this so much... this set the stage for excitement throughout the week.

We need to be planning for 3d gis. At my present job the data we have will fit perfectly to a 3d gis data model. CityGML lod3. These are things we need to model, visualize, and study. Much more than just graphics.

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