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Hiring And Being Hired For Geospatial Jobs
This episode is a behind-the-scenes look at the hiring process for geospatial jobs. What might the hiring process look like, who are the gatekeepers and what are they looking for? Nathan Heazlewood - Business Consulting Lead at Eagle Technology https://...
Building A Personal Brand In The Geospatial Industry
Joe Morrison has built a personal brand in the geospatial industry. This is how he did and how you can do the same thing! This is the second half of a conversation with Joe, for more context listen to the previous podcast episode called "The Problem W...
The Problem With Satellite Data Is …That It Is Not A Commodity
There has been so much talk about satellite data and what we can do with it lately that it feels like we should all be swimming in satellite data, the problem is that satellite data is not a commodity. Joe Morrison on Twitter https://twitter.com/mouthof...
Being A Conservation Planner
Carolyn Koestner hated the introduction to the GIS course but now she is working towards earning GISP, certification as a GIS professional - how did that happen? Connect with Carolyn on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ckoestner/ Remember to...
Open Drone Map
OpenDroneMap is an open-source photogrammetry toolkit to process aerial imagery into maps and 3D models.
Being an Early Stage GIS Professional
Adam Black is an early-stage GIS professional currently working full time as a GIS technician working for a transit authority. This is his journey, how he got his first job, what networking has meant in terms of his career and why he is excited about a c...
Starting Your Own Geospatial Consultancy
Maybe you have thought about starting your own business? about being your own boss. Helen Cooper is the founder of https://www.mapitout.co.uk/ and today on the podcast she shares how and why she started her own geospatial consultancy business with the ho...
Streamable Data And Geospatial Web Applications
More and more geospatial applications are moving from the desktop to the web browser and in order for this to make sense, we need to be able to stream data from a server to the client. But what is streamable data? what formats or protocols are streamable...
PDAL – Point Data Abstraction Library
PDAL is like GDAL just for point clouds ... and maybe we should be thinking about point clouds as the third data type? Howard Bulter on Twitter @howardbutler Hobu Inc pdal.io https://entwine.io/ https://potree.entwine.io/ http://cesium.entwine.io/ R...
Being A Data Scientist
Looking to start your career as a geodata scientist? Discover how to get the necessary qualifications, learn the most in-demand skills
Urban Estimation, Earth Observation and Deep Learning
A case study using earth observation and AI to identify and classify buildings as part of a larger risk mapping exercise in Ho Chi Minh City. Elizabeth Duffy also shares insights into the future relationship between earth observation and in situ measure...
Being A Graduate Geospatial Consultant
Sophie Willett shares her journey from University to becoming a Graduate Geospatial Consultant. If you are looking for some insight into what a graduate position might look like and what is important during the application process this is the podcast epi...
An Introduction To Artificial Intelligence
If you have heard the terms AI, Machine Learning, or Deep Learning you might understand some of the applications of these technologies but not necessarily know how they work. If that is the case then this is the podcast episode for you. Daniel Whitenack,...
Being Visible In The Geospatial Community
Muthukumar Kumar is the managing editor at Geoawesomeness.com and a Localisation Engineer. This episode is all about being visible online, what having a positive online profile might mean for your career and your professional network. This episode is ...
GDAL – Geospatial Data Abstraction Library
GDAL is a critical piece of geospatial infrastructure. GDAL is open-source software and is sometimes pronounced “goo-doll” (a bit like goo-gle), while others pronounce it “gee-doll,” and others pronounce it “gee-dall.” In this episode, Paul Ramsey walks ...
Counting Animals Using Satellite imagery
Satellite imagery has been successfully used to detect and count a number of wildlife species in open landscapes and seascapes where target animals have a strong contrast with their environment. Tom McHugh, CEO, and Founder of The Icon Group has been wor...
Access to data – making room for unexpected contributors
"If you are of the mindset that data is power, and if I give away my data then I give away my power. That mindset is about 20 years out of date!" Access to data and how it might have a dramatic impact on local economies, how we make room...
Geospatial Innovation – what it might look like
This week we look at two innovative projects based on GNSS positioning technologies. A podcast episode about SBAS Or look for this episode in the back catalog of MapScaping Podcast episodes SATELLITE-BASED AUGMENTATION SYSTEM - A BASE STATION IN THE...
LiDAR From Drones
Drone LiDAR might generate 2 -300 points per square meter but how do you filter it? why choose to collect LiDAR from drones instead of from the ground? what is are breaklines and how to ground truth drone LiDAR If you don't know the answer to any or one...