I love these kinds of talks! Alex gives us a history of the Digital Earth projects - Australia, Africa, and now Pacific #satsummit Digital Earth Africa

The great debate SatSummit "The humanitarian sector should have its own satellites" For: @rhiprice and Bill Greer vs Against: Ziad Al Achar and markiliffe, moderated by Akesh Mallia

New on the blog: we're reflecting on some geospatial trends we've noticed recently from our experience at SatSummit & beyond... 1. Foundation models and the evolution of ML/AI 2. Avoiding imaginary users and decision makers 3. Earth Search as a key API element84.com/geospatial/eme…

We've recently been working on using LLMs to get better and faster at creating and using areas of interest (AOI) on the Earth. Rather than having to manually manipulate boundaries to get what you need, we've combined LLMs with geocoding. Check out the video!

Going through my conference haul, Umbra makes some kickin' stickers

Longtime Red Dwarf and major Dr Who fan here so I'm just excited to be in Britain for the first time.

. Aravind 🌍 🛰 kicking off EOSummit

Jean-Francois Gauthier GHGSAT showing the 14k methane emission detections from last year, ok track to be even more this year as they grow capacity #eosummit

Capturing data in the MWIR, SatVu has some really cool tech and compelling applications. Manuel Sanabria shows their constellation timeline #eosummit

Who said the ocean wasn't worth looking at from space? Martin Philip Open Cosmos shows the areas for monitoring maritime assets are extensive #eosummit

Adam Maher Ursa Space Systems demonstrates how using multiple types of geospatial data are used to monitor global oil inventories, supply chains, and costs #eosummit

First session at #esip, Jason Gilman Element 84 talks about the hype of AI/Ml and it's application to search and discovery of geospatial data

Mikey Abela Earth Genome presents their great work on Earth Index for applications such as monitoring illegal mining using AI and vector embeddings of Sentinel-2 data Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) #esip

Brad Andrick Element 84 is about to kick off his Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) workshop on User Experience for Search & Discovery. Brad is a natural instructor and always well prepared. Looking forward to this, if you are at #esip it's not too late. Come by Mt. Roan

Jason Gilman Element 84 gives a great presentation Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) on the history of metadata search & discovery NASAEarthdata, ECHO, the development of CMR, and what may be needed in the future

Brian Monheiser Brian Monheiser kicks off FOSS4G North America St Louis #foss4g talking about relationships in the geospatial industry

Maintaining and funding gdal org, the "operating system for geospatial", is a critical need in our industry. @[email protected] talks about fundraising efforts the last several years and lessons learned to create a sustainable GDAL. #FOSS4GNA

A brief overview of #STAC and of stac-rs, tooling in Rust for working with SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog by Pete Gadomski FOSS4G North America github.com/stac-utils/sta…

Adeel Hassan Element 84 gives a great talk FOSS4G North America on vector embeddings and all the cool things they can be used for! Check out our blog for more. element84.com/blog/

Want reusable components for react mapping apps? Joe Burkinshaw Sparkgeo gives presentation FOSS4G North America on designing and building components that we all keep on building for mapping UIs to #stac catalogs.