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Emerging GIS Applications for Community and Environmental Health

This EPN event will spotlight emerging GIS applications that support community and environmental health. A dynamic panel of GIS experts based in Ohio will share fascinating use cases and projects, ranging from wetland habitat analysis to transportation planning, that demonstrate how spatial data is driving innovation across sectors. 0:00 Jessica St-Pierre, GIS Specialist, Ohio State University Libraries, provides welcome remarks. 4:41 Julia Reed, Student Ambassador, OSU School of Environment and Natural Resources (SENR), connects the event's thematic focus on GIS applications to her professional internships and experiences as a student in SENR's Environment, Economy, Development, and Sustainability major. 9:04 Bryan O'Reilly, Data Scientist, Burgess & Niple, shares how mixed-methods applications of geographic and qualitative community feedback data can be combined to better prioritize sites to receive community infrastructure improvements. 21:21 Aaron Laver, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer, GEOACE, provides his perspective on the continuing evolution of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) applications, and shares how his client-focused GIS products utilize unique datasets to inform environmental planning efforts. 33:07 Ellie Schiappa, MS, Conservation Associate, Black Swamp Conservancy, shares how she uses GIS (in collaboration with GEOACE) to identify conservation priority areas—especially wetlands—in partnership efforts across northwest Ohio’s historic Great Black Swamp region. 43:13 Chelsea Keefer, MS, Restoration Biologist, Stream + Wetlands Foundation, highlights her growth into GIS and how the Stream + Wetlands Foundation applies it to support impactful conservation work, primarily through project site map-making. 58:40 Harvey Miller, PhD, Professor of Geography and Director, Center for Urban and Regional Analysis (CURA) at OSU, provides an overview of CURA and moderates panel discussion with O'Reilly, Laver, Schiappa, and Keefer. 1:21:15 In-person and virtual audience Q&A session. 1:27:12 Tim Haab, PhD, Director, OSU School of Environment and Natural Resources, concludes breakfast program. To learn more about this hybrid program please contact Hallie Stelzle (stelzle.2@osu.edu)