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@RobynCaplan I can leave my house and be at DCA gate in 18 minutes!
Caveat: early morning, but still!
@jcarlson usually lunches are provided, and breaks have coffee - maybe a snack. Breakfast & dinner usually on your own (including if you buy Gala ticket)
There have been variations over many years, but that’s the usually AFAIK.
that’s a wrap on a week of geeks at @Esri DevSummit
Several thousand Geo devs
hundreds of live-code, hands on technical sessions lead by core devs
20+ hours of meeting people doing amazing work with @ArcGISHub and our open-source projects
what if, as a society, we reconsidered "time-off" as a balance of both health and enjoyment.
HR could advise
- 1-week of physical 'time off'
- 1-week of mental 'time off'
- and 2-4 weeks of you-cation
pouring some new energy into Flickr
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ajturner/albums/72177720306262103
Exploring the desert with family
Last week, I heard from many organizations sharing open data and collaborating to address Climate Resilience, Disaster Response, Conflict Accountability, and local policies
I highlighted a few and you can watch their stories
https://highearthorbit.com/articles/highlight-government-hubs-at-fedgis-2023/
Organizations are using ArcGIS Hub for climate resilience, disaster response, conflict accountability, and local policies.
“All geographers are doing data science, but most data scientists are not learning geography. They shouldn’t be different. Geographers have to bring themselves to the table to make analysis better.”
Lauren Bennett of @Esri
