A podcast for the GIS and geospatial community.

The MapScaping Podcast is a weekly podcast featuring interesting people doing amazing work in the geospatial world.

A podcast for the geospatial community

No long rambling introductions, we are not here to talk about the weather.

We interview experts and feature people that will help you learn more about GIS, geospatial, remote sensing and earth observation.

If you want to say up-to-date with the latest technology and what is happening in the geospatial industry, then this is the podcast for you.

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latest podcast episodes

Collecting And Processing Aerial Imagery At Scale

November 11, 2021 5 min read

Imagery collection is a stage of the GIS process that has been taken for granted for some time. Commonly, consumers are limited to coarse government-provided satellite imagery, or must commission a UAV/UAS collection of the area they are interested in to obtain high quality data products that suit their business needs.

Labels Matter

November 05, 2021 6 min read

Deep learning and machine learning are both types of artificial intelligence (AI). Ultimately, the goal of AI is to help humans solve problems more efficiently. In order to do this we need to train the algorithm and to do that we need training data ( labeled data )

Getting Your Geospatial Start-Up Started

November 05, 2021 5 min read

Building a startup from the ground up is no doubt an intimidating process, so it can be an excellent jumpstart to have specialized resources at hand when beginning such an adventure. There are organizations out there that exist to help startups in their early stages.

Flood Monitoring From Space

November 05, 2021 5 min read

There are quite a few challenges in the pursuit of monitoring and mapping flooding. For ICEYE, these challenges begin with determining where collection needs to be to begin with. The nature of catastrophic events is that they happen quickly, and this reduces the timeline available to activate resources.

A podcast for the geospatial community

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latest podcast episodes

Collecting And Processing Aerial Imagery At Scale

Labels Matter

Getting Your Geospatial Start-Up Started

Flood Monitoring From Space

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