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A podcast for geospatial people. Weekly episodes that focus on the tech, trends, tools, and stories from the geospatial world. Interviews with the people that are shaping the future of GIS,...
What happens when you put professional-grade aerial mapping in the hands of the people who actually live in the places being mapped? In this...
This episode examines the Common Space initiative, a non-profit project dedicated to building and launching high-resolution optical satellit...
I've been playing around with a lot of large language models lately, and it is absolutely fascinating to watch them work. But what happens w...
Geospatial Product Swiss Army Knife 1. The "Build It and They Won't Come" Trap We have all seen it: a talented geospatial professional spend...
Why Machine-Writing Code is the Best (and Most Dangerous) Thing for Geospatial: The current discourse surrounding AI coding is nothing if no...
How can you accurately aggregate and compare point-based data from different parts of the world? When analyzing crime rates, population, or...
The Open-Source Conundrum Many successful open-source projects begin with passion, but the path from a community-driven tool to a sustainabl...
Open-source software is often described as "free," a cornerstone of the modern digital world available for anyone to download, use, and modi...
What if communities could map their own worlds using low-cost drones and open AI models instead of waiting for expensive satellite imagery?...
This conversation with Jed Sundwall, Executive Director of Radiant Earth, starts with a simple but crucial distinction: the difference betwe...
Reflections from the FOSS4G 2025 conference Processing, Analysis, and Infrastructure (FOSS4G is Critical Infrastructure) The high volume of...
Karl returns to the Mapscaping podcast to discuss his latest venture, Tyche Insights - a platform aimed at building a global community of ge...
AI Slop: An Experiment in Discovery Solo Episode Reflection: I'm back behind the mic after about a year-long break. Producing this podcast t...
Jonathan Wagner, CEO of Scribble Maps , is back on the podcast, and this time we're talking about Scribble—an AI agent he's built into his p...
Exploring the Evolution and Impact of Mapillary with Ed from Meta. Topics include Ed's journey with Mapillary, the process of uploading and...
Telematics Data is Reshaping Our Understanding of Road Networks In this episode MIT Professor Hari Balakrishnan explains how Cambridge Mobil...
In this week’s episode, I’m thrilled to welcome back Ariel Seidman, founder of HiveMapper. Ariel was my very first podcast guest back in 201...
Tracking elephants in Southern Africa’s Kavango-Zambezi (KAZA) region, the largest transfrontier conservation area in the world. Lead scient...
Today's episode touches on some pretty big topics like Imposter Syndrome, Mentorship, Career Progression, Adaptability and Diversity Today y...
In this episode, Marco Bernasconi, co-founder and CEO of OPENGIS.ch , introduces us to QField, an open-source mobile application designed fo...
This is the story of Priscilla Cole, and what she did when she discovered that her ambitions were bigger than the tools she was using! Conne...
In this episode, I'm joined by Konstantine Klemmer, a researcher at Microsoft, to dive deep into the fascinating world of GeoAI. Konstantine...
In this episode, I welcome Jason Gilman, a Principal Software Engineer at Element 84, to explore the exciting world of natural language geoc...
This podcast episode is all about semantic search and using embeddings to analyse text and social media data. Dominik Weckmüller, a research...
In this episode, we welcome back Lauren Guy, CEO and founder of ASTERRA, a groundbreaking company using L band and synthetic aperture radar...
Cloud-native geospatial, range requests, chucks, COGs and COPCs ... [ insert confusing acronym here ] Sometimes It feels like we need to lea...
Mappedin started as a school project and evolved into a leading indoor mapping company, working with malls, airports, hospitals, and Fortune...
Hugo Powell , from immap.org shares his expert insights on how GIS technologies are leveraged to analyze data, visualize scenarios, and faci...
AI Autocomplete for QGIS Brendan Ashworth the CTO and co-founder of https://buntinglabs.com/ focuses on integrating AI with QGIS, and today...
GNSS receivers - why precise positioning will not be coming to your phone any time soon Igor is the CEO and cofounder of Emlid.com a company...
Refactoring the Way you Talk About your geospatial skills: It is Costing you Money Some of the key topics in this episode 1.Our Geospatial S...
Modern geospatial - not the bleeding edge of geospatial but modern geospatial - what is it? Well my guest Will Cadell, the CEO of SparkGeo d...
The main topics discussed during this episode include: Basics of LIDAR data and its applications. Differences between LIDAR and photogrammet...
Alex Leith is a Digital Earth Architect and in this episode, you will learn what Infrastructure as code is - hint it is the opposite of the...
GeeMap is an open-source Python library that provides tools for interactive mapping with Google Earth Engine (GEE), which is a platform for...
GPS reimagined? Why do we need to reimagine GPS? ... Is it broken? Recommended Podcast Episodes How Google Calculates Your Location https://...
Nyall Dawson is a QGIS developer, cartographer, and owner and founder of North Road, a company specializing in open-source geospatial softwa...
This episode is all about making beautiful maps ... I am not a cartographer but my guest Mamata Akella is a professional cartographer at Fel...
Planet manufactures and manages the world’s largest constellation of earth observation satellites! Imaging “Just about everywhere on earth j...
This episode is a story about wide-angle imaging for fire mapping and maritime search but it's also a story about changing the culture and g...
It's not about becoming an influencer it's about creating opportunities for yourself In this episode, we tackle the common misconception tha...
Entity resolution is the process of matching and merging records from different sources that refer to the same entity. today's episode is ab...
Embracing Open-Source Geospatial Technology is easy as an individual but what if you want your organization to use FOSS4G How do you get str...
** Warning** Consuming this content may lead to educated opinions and or a better understanding of the future of location technology! ** Pro...
In this podcast episode, Jennings Anderson, a research scientist at Meta, discusses the Overture Maps Foundation , a downstream product of O...
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 r...
Computer vision is everywhere! But teaching an algorithm to identify objects requires a lot of data and this is definitely the case when we...
This is an interview with a senior data scientist from Hub Ocean , a platform that aims to unlock and unite ocean data. Hub Ocean - as the n...
felt.com is a browser-based mapping tool and its also a reminder that just because we have always done web mapping one way it doesn’t mean i...
Rapid is a free open-source web-based editor for an OpenStreetMap. In the past the focus was on conflating AI-generated datasets with OpenSt...