Behind The Mic

DANIEL O'DONOHUE

NINA O'DONOHUE

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.
Latest episodes
Big Data In The Browser
So why would anyone want to put alot of data into a browser? Well, for a lot of the same reasons that edge computing and distributed computing have become...
Rasters In A Database?
Sounds like a great idea right? In this episode, Paul Ramsey explains why you shouldn't ... unless you want to ... and how you can ... if you have to. You...
ChatGPT and Large Language Models
I am sure you have heard of ChatGPT by now so the hope of this episode is to give you some more context about what is it built on...
Spatial Knowledge Graphs
A knowledge graph is a network of relationships between real work entities and in this episode, you will learn how and why knowledge graphs might be a better choice...
Computer Vision and GeoAI
Computer vision is a field of artificial intelligence (AI) that enables computers and systems to derive meaningful information from digital images. You might think that this is exactly what we...
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Pygeoapi – A Python Geospaital Server
PYGEOAPI is a Python server implementation of the OGC API suite of standards ... which might be really useful if you are thinking about upgrading from the first-generation OGC...