The Esri 2015 Geodesign Summit took place in Redlands, California in late January this year. Kelleann Foster, the Director of the Stuckeman School for Architecture and Landscape Architecture as well as the Lead Faculty for Geodesign, was a featured speaker and delivered a talk titled, "A Massive, Open, Global Engagement with Geodesign."
Prior to the conference, Professor Foster sat down with Directions Magazine and shared her thoughts on the state of geodesign.
"One of the unique features of geodesign is the ability to work up models based on criteria and data to assist in comparing different design scenario outcomes. Having the models respond to or respect probability forecasts will make the geodesign processes even stronger."