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EarthX Exhibition and EarthX Ocean Conference, Dallas, Texas, April 20-22, 2018 EarthX, the largest Earth Day celebration in the world! Multiplying Environmental Awareness. Visit earthx.org to discover the expo, conference and film festival for creating positive solutions for the Earth 

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Tonga Trench graphic courtesy of Christina Massel, Steve Miller, Scripps Institution of Oceanography

Image courtesy of the National Air and Space Museum

NOT the map
on your wall
or
in your glove
compartment!

Data at esriurl.com/emudata, Story Map at esriurl.com/emustory
Ecological Marine Units (EMU)
… www.esri.com/ecological-marine-units
Transitioning to Ecological Coastal Units (ECUs) in 2018…

Biodiversity
Philippines
River Discharge,
Pollution Outflow
Mexico
Reef Health
Cook Islands
Tsunami Inundation
Modeling
Pacific Northwest
Australia
Marine Reserve Planning
Coral Reef
Monitoring
South Carolina
Sea Level Rise
Coral Habitats and
Fishing Density
Southern California
Siting Offshore Aquaculture
Gulf of Mexico
Marine Debris Tracking
Gulf of Mexico, Loop Current

Dawn Wright
Esri Chief Scientist
dwright@esri.com
esriurl.com/scicomm
Twitter: @deepseadawn
Discovery …
Technology …
Hope!

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