The Esri User Conference in San Diego is over and, after a few days of random Oceanography and Unexpected Seals, I’ve been back for a day now. Still, there are a couple of mentions I need to make before I wrap up my notes on the summit and go back to work on the upcoming stuff. […]
San Diego, 11.07.2019. Esri UC You thought that was all I had to say about BIM and GIS? Of course, you didn’t. Another nice talk featuring some fancy application was delivered yesterday around what the City of Pasadena is doing (remember? I already talked about them: they have palm trees). Specifically, they showcased their usage […]
San Diego, 10.07.2019. Esri UC As you know, I’m a big supporter of using Agile, Kanban and Scrum in a project. I’ve seen some talk around Agile and BIM, at Autodesk University London last year, and it was nice to see Esri giving a corporate talk about their own best practices in applying Agile in […]
San Diego, 10.07.2019. Esri UC Of course, the GIS world couldn’t be immune to the whole AR/VR hype. On the BIM side of things we’ve heard a lot about taking your models and throwing them into a Game Engine to provide an immersive experience, and by now you should know how I feel about this (if […]
San Diego, 09.07.2019. Esri UC One of my main focuses here at the Esri User Conference in San Diego is diving deep into the ways of having BIM and GIS talking together. I said I was working towards expanding my horizon: I never said I was going to become a cartographer (sorry if you’re disappointed). […]
San Diego, 09.07.2019. Esri UC This is actually for a client of mine and for a friend who’s working on a similar project (you know who you are, guys). As the smartest among you might have figured out by now, I’m involved in some airport stuff. I took a careful approach and started with an […]
San Diego, 08.07.2019. Esri UC One of the main issues you hear about teaching BIM, especially to high school and university students that might still have some neuroplasticity about them, is how to get them to think computationally. The first things I learned, during my first day of attendance here at the Education Summit at […]
Well, I’m in San Diego at last. For those of you who are not following me on Instagram, the story of my travels is a 40-hours story involving unplanned manicure and shopping, and some empty swimming pools in Texas, but it does have a happy ending with a filled swimming pool and some palm trees. […]