Winner of the 2024 Esri Young Scholar Award
The Esri Young Scholar Award was not awarded in New Zealand in 2024.
Winner of the 2023 New Zealand Esri Young Scholar Award.
Rachel Lawson of The University of Auckland was the Winner of the 2023 NZ Esri Young Scholar Award. As the recipient of this award Reuben attended the Esri Education Summit and Esri User Conference in San Diego in July 2023. Rachel's winning project used ArcGIS to analysis and visualise the impacts of human mobility during the New Zealand International Convention Centre Fire. Rachel wrote up her experiences from the San Diego conference on the Eagle blog. Congratulations Rachel.
Winner of the 2022 Esri Young Scholar Award
Reuben Painter of The University of Canterbury was the Winner of the 2022 NZ Esri Young Scholar Award. As the recipient of this award Reuben attended the Esri Education Summit and Esri User Conference in San Diego in July 2022. Reuben's winning project used ArcGIS to help the New Zealand Police Force in Christchurch to better allocate their resources and to effectively reduce the loss of lives on the road in the area. The poster that was displayed in the Map Gallery at the Esri User Conference showcasing Rueben's work can be viewed at https://bit.ly/3CWLqml. Congratulations Reuben.
Eagle Technology would also like to recognise Josiah Millar, from the University of Canterbury, as co-contributor to the project that won Reuben the 2022 Esri Young Scholar Award.
Winner of the 2021 Esri Young Scholar Award
The Esri Young Scholar Award was not awarded in 2021.
Winner of the 2020 Esri Young Scholar Award
Bingyu Deng of the University of Canterbury is the 2020 winner of the NZ Esri Young Scholar Award for her project on the use of ArcGIS and BIM in fire rescue decision making. To learn more about her project visit bit.ly/3fbqcTw. Bingyu was honoured virtually in front of the more than 50,000 attendees at the Esri User Conference in 2020, alongside other young scholars from around the world - Congratulations Bingyu!
Winner of the 2019 Esri Young Scholar Award
Rose Mwipiko of Massey University is the Winner of the 2019 NZ Esri Young Scholar Award. As the recipient of this award Rose will be attending the Esri Education Summit and Esri User Conference in San Diego in July 2019. Rose's winning project used ArcGIS to explore the effects of the Built Environment on Depression in the Wellington Region. If you would like to learn more about Rose's project see details on our BLOG. Well done, Rose!