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The Open Geospatial Consortium
The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) is an international consortium of more than 500 businesses, government agencies, research organizations, and universities ... but why should you care? Maybe because this community is defining the future of geospati...
Monetizing An Open-Source Geospatial Project
WhiteBox Contains over 500 geospatial analysis tools. Many of these tools have novel functionality that you won’t find in other software and it's FREE to use! But is it possible to monetize an open-source geospatial project? and if so how would you do th...
Whitebox Tools Is The Backend To Many Frontends
WhiteBox Contains over 500 geospatial analysis tools. Many of these tools have novel functionality that you won’t find in other software and it's FREE to use!
QGIS Offline And In The Field
Mergin Maps – Offline Data Collection for QGIS Projects The guest for this episode is Peter Petrik, the CPO of Lutra Consulting. He previously worked in the automotive industry before transitioning to geospatial about eight years ago. Ever since joining Lutra Consulting, he has made use of his programming...
Sentinel Hub
Sentinel Hub makes satellite data easily accessible for you to be browsed or analyzed within your own environment. Imagine something between The Microsoft Planetry Computer and Google Earth Engine and you are probably thinking about Sentinel Hub! https:...
Unstructured Data Is Dark Data
This episode is all about Unstructured Data but alone the way you will be introduced to the concept of 1st 2nd and 3rd order metadata, edge computing, and knowledge graphs. And yes "Dark Data" is a thing!
What Is Modern GIS?
Modern GIS is the process, systems, and technology used to derive insights from geospatial data. Modern GIS uses open, interoperable, and standards-based technology. It can be run locally or in the cloud and can scale to work with many different types, v...
Building a web based mapping tool into a business
Tom MacWright is building a web-based mapping tool into a business and you are probably thinking, wait, don't we have those already? So why is he building a new one? and why take the risk of trying to build it as a business? This is an ope...
Digital twins – not just a buzzword
Digital twins are enabled by cloud infrastructure but are they being driven by data density or the need for more information? What is real-time data and why it's not a real-time problem? We even manage to weave a robotic dog called spot and a referenc...
Build Your Own SaaS
Wouldn't it be great to be able to turn your Python scripts into business? this episode is about a platform that can help you do that. Jakub Dziwisz -Founder & CEO @ Orbify, http://orbify.com Consider supporting this podcast on Patreon https://www.p...
Getting Your Dream Job in Earth Observation
This is Eric Jensen's story about how he moved from academia to the private sector. This story involves informational interviews, social media, networking, a personal website, professional podcasts, and a fancy CV template ... but it all started with the...
Fake Satellite Imagery
Well if the title does not grab your attention then this episode is not for you! This episode is all about using AI to generate satellite imagery using something called generative adversarial networks ( GANs ). That might sound scary if you have not used...
Cloud Native Geospatial
What is cloud-native geospatial? what are the components of a cloud-native environment? where are we now and what does this mean for the future of our industry. Chris Holmes https://twitter.com/opencholmes https://cholmes.medium.com/ Support the pod...
Python Maps
This is the story about how a computational chemist moved away from academia and into the geospatial industry and then started to build a brand around creating beautiful maps using python. DR. ADAM SYMINGTON https://twitter.com/pythonmaps https://www....
Mentorship, Leadership and Career Advice
Denise is a strategic advisor, partnership builder and presenter with over 20 years of experience with the global geospatial community ... short Denise is remarkable! Connect with Denise here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/denisemckenzie/ https://twitte...
The Role Of Geospatial In Open Source Intelligence
The link between geospatial, journalism, and open-source intelligence Michael Cruickshank https://twitter.com/MJ_Cruickshank https://www.michaelcruickshank.me/ If you are interested in Google Earth Engine check out the episode https://mapscaping.com...
Geospatial Design and User Experience Can Reduce The Time To Science
How is design going to reduce the time to science? what is the difference between design and user experience when we think about geospatial interfaces? Jeff Siarto from Element84 is here to help! Consider supporting this podcast on Patreon https://ww...
Business Ideas For Geospatial People
You don't have to be a big organization to create a business or side hustle around your geospatial skills. If you are looking for examples and ideas ... this episode is for you. If you enjoyed this episode check out "Geospatial Side hustles" https://...
Mapping Oceans With Sound And Mapping the Sound In The Oceans
This episode covers a lot of ground but look out for these key topics The difference between Soundsheds and Soundscapes Sound is how we see underwater ( acoustic daylight ) The ocean of things Whales might be the cube satellites of the ocean We know mor...
Bathymetric Lidar and Blue Carbon
This is a story about bathymetric Lidar... and how geo-tagged sharks led to the discovery of a huge nature-based carbon sink in the Bahamas. More on this case study here: https://r-evolution.com/r-initiatives/oceans The Ocean of Things https://www.d...