Protecting Marine Wildlife: ArcGIS Maritime for Ocean Science

October 22, 2026 | 9:00 AM-10:00 AM (PT)

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Protecting Marine Wildlife: ArcGIS Maritime for Ocean Science

Accurate data on marine hazards, offshore infrastructure, submarine cables, and coastlines can be difficult to come by—unless you look in the right place. In this webinar, Esri experts will show new ways to conserve ocean wildlife with data from Electronic Navigational Charts.

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  • Portrait of Jerad King

    Jerad King

    Product Engineer, Esri

    Jerad King is focused on the development of software for producing Electronic Navigational Chart data and high-velocity maritime data, including International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) S-100 products for surface currents, water levels, and navigational warnings. Before joining Esri, he built enterprise GIS infrastructure and conservation applications supporting cetacean and sea turtle restoration. King is passionate about applying GIS to deepen our understanding of the marine environment for a safer, more sustainable tomorrow.

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What you'll learn in this webinar

Gain tips for protecting marine wildlife in areas where there may be buoys, beacons, bridges, ports, pipelines, shipping lanes, or other prominent coastal landmarks.

Learn how ArcGIS Maritime can be leveraged for a safer, healthier environment for wildlife and people.

This is a beginner-level presentation. Attendees do not need prior experience with ArcGIS Maritime.

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