"A Podcast For The Geospatial Community"
The MapScaping Podcast is a weekly podcast featuring interesting people doing amazing work in the geospatial world.
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
From GNSS to VPS
** Warning** Consuming this content may lead to educated opinions and or a better understanding of the future of location technology! ** Proceed with caution!! ** If are curious about any...
Overture Maps And The Daylight Distribution
In this podcast episode, Jennings Anderson, a research scientist at Meta, discusses the Overture Maps Foundation, a downstream product of OpenStreetMap. He explains his background in open map data and...
100 billion Points Every Day
100 billion Points Every Day 100 billion is a very large number, let's say that I gave you a spreadsheet with 100 billion rows in it, each row consisted of...
Synthetic Data For Real Problems
Computer vision is everywhere! But teaching an algorithm to identify objects requires a lot of data and this is definitely the case when we think about GeoAI But it is...
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Strategic Buy-In For FOSS4G
Embracing Open-Source Geospatial Technology is easy as an individual but what if you want your organization to use FOSS4G How do you get strategic buy-in? It turns out that the software...