Geodesign brings geographic analysis into any design process, from developing a community project to conducting scientific research.
With geodesign, initial design sketches are evaluated in comparison with spatial data. This provides a design framework for professionals to leverage geographic information, resulting in designs that more closely follow natural systems. This benefits both people and nature and provides a more synergistic coexistence.
Geospatial thinkers from planners and engineers to developers and academics to researchers and decision makers should attend. The summit will be a forum that draws from a multitude of interdisciplinary experiences from around the world.
Join us at our new ESRI headquarters in Redlands, California.

Imagine if your initial design concept, scribbled on the back of a cocktail napkin, has the full power of GIS behind it. The sketch goes into the database, becoming a layer that can be compared to all the other layers in the database.
Jack Dangermond
ESRI President
GeoDesign is geography by design.