Τα καλύτερα 3D Visualisation podcast (2024)

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What Hyperspectral constellations have to offer: Pixxel’s example - Awais Ahmed #MBM76 1:20:55

12h ago1:20:55

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Awais Ahmed is the co-founder & CEO of Pixxel, a company building a constellation of hyperspectral imaging satellites. Unlike “traditional” cameras, these satellites can see across hundreds of bands, opening up a lot more applications. We talk about the engineering -and funding- required to pull this off and how Awais manages a company between Indi…

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The Ex-Uber Data Scientist Who wants to simplify Data Science with Serverless Computing: Sina Kashuk 1:08:43

18d ago1:08:43

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Sina Kashuk is the co-founder & CEO of Fused, who wants to make iterating & deploying in Python faster with serverless computing. We break down what that actually means, why it matters and what data science workflows could look like over the next few years. This also isn’t Sina’s first company, a few years ago he started Unfolded.ai, focused on mak…

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Meet the man trying to build a 20cm 3D map of the world: Andrew Peterson - #MBM74 1:55:29

2M ago1:55:29

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Andrew Peterson is the Co-Founder & CEO of Array Labs, with a simple mission: Mapping the whole world in 3D, at 20cm in near real time. We peel the layers as to what it takes to get there: the engineering that’s required, how to build a constellation to do that, how you fund such a project. Sponsor: OpenCage Use OpenCage for your geocoding needs wi…

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Jamie McMichael-Phillips: How We're Planning to Map All our Oceans by 2030 - #MBM73 56:49

2M ago56:49

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Jamie McMichael-Phillips is the Director of the Seabed 2030 Project, which aims to map all of the world's oceans, by 2030. For context, in 2024, we’re at 26.1%. This is conversation is about why, how we get to 100% and why it’s important in the first place. Sponsor: SatCamp SatCamp is a different kind of conference, from October 1st to October 3rd …

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[Bonus] Books, Tech & Life: A Long conversation with Jed Sundwall 2:04:01

2M ago2:04:01

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Check out Jed’s Techs on Text podcast Jed has also been on Minds Behind Maps before. We talked open data, AI, and the role of books for people building thingsΑπό τον Jed Sundwall

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Jean-Martin Bauer: How the World Food Program tackles Hunger - #MBM72 1:32:51

2M ago1:32:51

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Jean-Martin Bauer has been working at the World Food Program for over 20years, and the author of the “The New Breadline”. Most recently he was the Country Director for Haiti, in charge of helping make sure the country doesn’t run out of food. Sponsor: SatCamp SatCamp is a different kind of conference, from October 1st to October 3rd 2024, in Boulde…

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Ashlee Vance: The Man telling us the Stories of the New Space Industry - #MBM71 1:21:22

3M ago1:21:22

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Ashlee Vance is a Tech Journalist, the author of Elon Musk's 1st biography in 2015, the host of "Hello World" on Youtube and the author of "When the Heavens Went on Sale" as well as the accompanying documentary "Wild Wild Space" following 4 New Space companies. We nerd out on rocket companies, 1 rogue NASA administrator, and the time I got to meet …

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Luke Fischer: Who would want to start a Satellite Image Marketplace? SkyFi - #MBM70 1:34:53

3M ago1:34:53

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Luke Fischer is the Co-Founder & CEO of SkyFi, a company that we'll describe in a few ways in this episode, but boils down to an Earth Observation marketplace. We talk about Luke's 20 year time in the military before getting into startups, why Luke is bullish on their approach and many more Sponsor: SatCamp SatCamp is a different kind of conference…

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Ben Strong: We have Foundation Models of Earth, now What? Earth Index - MBM#69 1:05:35

4M ago1:05:35

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Ben Strong is the Science & Machine Learning Lead at Earth Genome, an NGO working on the intersection of data, science & digital design. Most recently they've been working on Earth Index, an application built on top of Earth embeddings from foundation models. This conversation is the "so what" of Earth foundational model Sponsor: OpenCage Use OpenC…

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Ib Green: Browser based visualisation rendering - MBM#68 52:08

5M ago52:08

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Ib Green led the development of 3D visualisation tools like for example Uber’s deck.gl and is now working at Foursquare, after having started Unfolded, which Foursquare acquired. During this conversation we touch on how browser based visualisations are changing This episode is supported by all the people on Patreon Access Behind the Scenes and supp…

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Reviving The Old, Inspiring the New 41:40

5M ago41:40

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Immerse yourself in a captivating episode of Beyond Dimensions with Adam Sutcliffe as he meets Natalie Sarabia-Johnston, a trailblazer in architecture and founder of Constructive Futures. This dialogue ventures into the transformative power of 3D visualization in architecture, the revival of historic buildings, and the pivotal role of technology in…

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What does a Foundational Model of Earth look like? Clay Foundation: Bruno Sanchez-Andrade Nuño - MBM#67 1:25:45

5M ago1:25:45

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Bruno Sanchez is the Executive Director of the Clay Foundation, which just released their v1 of a “Foundational Model of Earth”. We talk about what that means, building open source & non profits and can’t help but draw parallels to the not-so-open anymore OpenAI. Previously Bruno was the Program Director of the Microsoft Planetary Computer Sponsor:…

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Running 3D + 2D in parallel 28:53

5M ago28:53

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Dive into the fascinating world of 3D design and architecture with Adam Sutcliffe as he talks to Aly Naqvi, a visionary in the field. This episode of Beyond Dimensions explores the innovative ways 3D visualization is transforming architectural and interior design. Discover how Aly's firm, Morpheme Studios, leverages cutting-edge technologies like U…

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How to Map Mars (to Land Rovers) - Fred Calef III - MBM#66 1:15:02

6M ago1:15:02

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Dr Fred Calef III has the unofficial title of "Keeper of Maps" at NASA JPL, he's the Lead Mapping Specialist for most of JPL's Mars Rover missions, most recently that being Perseverance & Curiosity. But to land -and navigate- a rover, one needs maps, and Fred makes them. Sponsor: Nimbo by Kermap Try out Kermap's monthly mosaic viewer Nimbo for your…

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Empowering Communities 36:08

6M ago36:08

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Join Adam Sutcliffe (CPO @ Amutri) as he delves into a transformative conversation with Fang Xu, an associate at Foster + Partners. Discover the groundbreaking intersection of architecture, community engagement, and technology as Fang shares the captivating story of Watertown's revitalization through participatory design. This episode of Beyond Dim…

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Creating the most used map animation tool: GEOLayers - Markus Bergelt - MBM#65 1:25:02

7M ago1:25:02

1:25:02

Sponsor: OpenCage Use OpenCage for your geocoding needs with their API Geomob Shownotes Note: Links to books are Amazon Affiliate links. I earn a small commission if you buy any of these books. GeoLayers geolayers.app Johnny Harris Markus’s cameo in a recent video Search Party Felt Procreate dreams Jason Boone’s episode Podcast recommendation: Synt…

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3D A Non-Negotiable Need 19:07

7M ago19:07

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In this compelling episode of Beyond Dimensions, Adam Sutcliffe, CPO of Amutri, engages with Alexandra Powell, an innovative architect, co-founder of Powell Property Group and MD of Powell DC. Alexandra shares her revolutionary approach to architectural design, emphasizing the indispensable role of 3D visualization in supercharging client buy-in wh…

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Volodymyr Agafonkin: The Story of Leaflet, Building the Simplest Mapping Library & Life in Ukraine 1:11:18

7M ago1:11:18

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Volodymyr Agafonkin is the creator of Leaflet, an open-source JS mapping library started in 2008 that is used pretty much everywhere on the Internet today. We end up nerding out on what makes building simple open source software & rendering maps online tricky but also so endlessly interesting. Volodymyr lives in Ukraine, a country shaken by a war f…

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Making Space for Increased Empathy 33:13

7M ago33:13

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The discussion centres around Austin-Smith:Lord's role and approach in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) sector, emphasising their multidisciplinary, design-led practice and the use of 3D visualization. Graham Ross (CEO) highlights the fact that 3D visualisation is potentially the key to more empathetic design. By enabling stake…

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Qiusheng Wu: Building & Sharing Open Source Software - MBM#63 1:00:23

8M ago1:00:23

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Qiusheng Wu is an Associate Professor in Geography, an active open source contributor behind projects like geemap, leafmap or segment-geospatial also sharing tutorials on his popular Youtube channel. Qiusheng has a desire to teach, share and lower the barrier to entry to geospatial, all things I'm always curious to talk more about Sponsor: OpenCage…

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The Beginning 5:50

8M ago5:50

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An introduction to the podcast series with Adam Sutcliffe, CPO of Amutri. https://www.amutri.com/Από τον Adam Sutcliffe FRSA

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Ryan Abernathey: Taking Scientific Computing to the next level - MBM#62 1:07:22

8M ago1:07:22

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Ryan Abernathey is a Climate Scientist, open-source software developer and the CEO & co-founder of Earthmover, a company trying to simplify how scientific computing is done. Ryan also co-founded the Pangeo project in 2016, one of the major efforts to build better tools for scientific computing today. Sponsor: Nimbo by Kermap Try out Kermap's monthl…

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Gilberto Camara - Brazil's Fight Against Deforestation; Politics & Open Data - MBM#61 2:19:25

9M ago2:19:25

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Gilberto Camara was the director of INPE, Brazil’s National Institute for Space Research from 2005 to 2012, working there 35y in total and leading the use of satellite imagery to fight deforestation in Brazil, leading to what Nature declared “One of the biggest environmental wins of the 2000s” Sponsor: OpenCage Use OpenCage for your geocoding needs…

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Thomas Ager: The Essentials of SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) - MBM#60 1:21:29

9M ago1:21:29

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Thomas Ager worked for 30y at the National Geospatial Agency on Radar satellite images and recently released ‘The Essentials of SAR’ a book breaking down Synthetic Aperture Radar for, as he puts it, “non electrical engineers” Sponsor: Planet Find more about accessing Planet's high resolution & high frequency images About Tom LinkedIn His book: The …

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Brian McClendon: The Story of Google Maps, Pokemon Go & Keyhole - MBM#59 1:40:33

10M ago1:40:33

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Brian McClendon was one of the earliest investors & later VP of Engineering at Keyhole, which got acquired by Google in 2004. Brian become VP of Engineering and led Google Geo, overlooking the development of Google Earth & Google Maps. He also worked at Uber & is now at Niantic, which you might know for thri most popular app: Pokemon Go Sponsor: Op…

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Ariel Seidman - Taking on Google Maps, Crowdsourced mapping & Crypto - MBM#58 1:39:23

10M ago1:39:23

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Ariel Seidman is one of the co-founders of Hivemapper, a company building a map through selling dashcams & paying contributing drivers with the aim of competing with Google Maps. Ariel has a long history of mapping, working on Map & Search at Yahoo in the mid 2000s. Sponsor: Planet Find more about accessing Planet's high resolution & high frequency…

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Best of 2023: 12 Conversations About Maps, Satellite Images & Tech - MBM#57 1:25:17

11M ago1:25:17

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It's the end of the year, so time for Christmas sweaters & looking back on the year through 12 conversations ranging from advice for people wanting to build things, discussing academia & companies, thinking about the roles of maps in the world and many others. Support the podcast & my work on Patreon Listen to the full episodes mentioned today: Har…

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Jason Boone: Animating Maps for a Living, Working with Johnny Harris & Joining a Tech Startup - #MBM56 1:37:47

11M ago1:37:47

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Jason Boone runs the Boone Loves Videos YouTube Channel with nearly 100k subscribers, teaching people visual effects & map animations. This led him to work with some of the biggest YouTubers out there, including Johnny Harris. We talked about running an online business teaching people map animations, using maps to tell stories and Jason's recent di…

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Javier de la Torre: From Biologist to Entrepreneur, How Maps Help Preserve Biodiversity & Hosting Conferences - MBM#55 1:22:31

12M ago1:22:31

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Javier de la Torre started a Biologist Researcher, went on to start Vizzuality and later Carto where he is now. Javier works at the intersection mapping, software based companies & geospatial. He is also one of the founding members of the Tierra Pura Foundation focused on mitigation and adaptions tactics to climate change. Sponsor: Felt Check out t…

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Hongwei Liu: What It Takes to Actually Map the Indoors, Hard Work & Finding the Right Things to Work on - MBM#54 1:47:13

1y ago1:47:13

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Hongwei Liu is the CEO & Co-Founder of MappedIn, a company focused on indoor mapping. I know a lot about what it takes to map the outdoor world, but little about what’s required to map indoors. That’s what this conversation is about. Episode Sponsor: SkyFi Get high resolution imagery easily, with prices up front on SkyFi.com About Hongwei LinkedIn …

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Sean Gorman: Startups, Coding Isn't for Everyone, Finding What (& with whom) to work on - MBM#53 1:45:49

1y ago1:45:49

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Sean Gorman is currently on his 4th start-up, Zephr, working on improving smartphone location. Previously he worked on 3D mapping (acquired by Snap), mapping fibre optics infrastructure (and caught the NAS's attention as a grad student). I was recently in Colorado and got to spend a few days with Sean, at the end of which we recorded a conversation…

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Harold Goddijn: The Full Story of TomTom, Selling Millions of Devices, the impact of the iPhone & mapping today - MBM#52 1:27:46

1y ago1:27:46

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Harold Goddijn is one of the co-founders & the CEO of TomTom. TomTom has pivoted many times, from it's beginnings making PDA software in the early 90s, stumbling onto map applications, building its own hardware to millions of devices sold in a day, to its current form today. TomTom is a fascinating company in the mapping industry and I'm excited to…

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James Killick: Why Did Apple get into Maps? (And how they got there) - MBM#51 2:00:05

1y ago2:00:05

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James Killick worked at Apple from 2013 to 2022 on the Maps team and has worked in mapping for the past 40 years. I've been wondering why Apple has gotten so much into Maps; Google makes sense to me, they're just the same ad business as search, but on a map. So, why -and how- did Apple get into Map? Sponsor: Felt Try out collaborative online mappin…

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Aravind Ravichandran: From Images to Actions: An Introduction to Earth Observation - MBM#50 1:32:01

1y ago1:32:01

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Aravind Ravichandran is the founder of TerraWatch Space, where he does consulting and strategy with the goal, in his words, to demystify Earth Observation. This is an introduction to the 5 layers Aravind identifies as making the Earth Observation industry. Aravind writes one of the most popular newsletter gathering the latest news and featuring dee…

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Steve Brumby: Governments Need Better Maps, Impact Observatory, Descartes Labs & National Geographic - MBM#49 1:44:09

1y ago1:44:09

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Steve Brumby is the founder & CTO of Impact Observatory, a company working on providing rapid land cover maps anywhere on Earth. He puts it as wanting to provide "the maps the US takes for granted, all around the globe". Steve was also a co-founder & the CTO at Descartes Labs and worked at National Geographic. --- Episode Sponsor: OpenCage Use Open…

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Robert Cheetham & Dan Pilone: Building Businesses that Last, Bootstrapping & Acquisitions - MBM#48 2:20:17

1+ y ago2:20:17

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Robert Cheetham is the founder of Azavea, founded all the way back in 2000 and Dan Pilone one of the founders of Element84, started in 2010. Recently Element84 acquired Azavea to expand from large scale computing to also analysis. I wanted to talk to Robert & Dan about why they went for an acquisition and why now, if both companies had both been ar…

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Este Geraghty: The Importance of Mapping Diseases & Health - MBM#47 1:24:07

1+ y ago1:24:07

1:24:07

Dr Este Geraghty is the Chief Medical Officer at Esri, a former Deputy Director of the California Department of Public Health and a certified public health professional; so the perfect person to talk about how we map diseases, health and all the support around medical care. Este also wrote a book about the learning of mapping applied to covid, whic…

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Can Duruk: Felt, Making Maps Fun & Collaborative - MBM#46 1:21:28

1+ y ago1:21:28

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Can Duruk is the co-founder & CTO at Felt, a company working on bringing maps to the browser. In Can's own words they want to make maps fun and collaborative. Think of Felt as the Figma or Notion of Maps. Episode Sponsor: satellite-image-deep-learning newsletter To keep up with all things satellite images & deep learning, follow Robin Cole's newsle…

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Zhuang-Fang Nana Yi: Satellite Imagery to Solve Local Problems - MBM#45 1:22:21

1+ y ago1:22:21

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Zhuang-Fang Nana Yi is a Senior Machine Learning Engineer at Regrow, though today's conversation is about her story from going to school not speaking the language, to mapping rubber tree plantations and ultimately using global satellite imagery methods to solve local problems. Support the podcast on Patreon --- Episode Sponsor: OpenCage Use OpenCag…

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Jed Sundwall: Making Open Data Actually Accessible (in a world with ChatGPT) - MBM#44 1:31:27

1+ y ago1:31:27

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Jed Sundwall is the Executive Director of Radiant Earth, and formerly worked on creating AWS's Open Data Registry, starting by putting Landsat images and then other Earth Observation datasets on the cloud. Radiant Earth is an NGO focused on making geospatial data more accessible, specifically for Machine Learning applications. Support the Podcast o…

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Marc Prioleau: The Overture Maps Foundation: Do We Need a New Open Mapping Project? - MBM#43 1:38:18

1+ y ago1:38:18

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Marc Prioleau is the newly appointed Executive Director to the Overture Maps Foundation (at the date this episode comes out). Overture was originally announced in December 2022, founded by Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and TomTom, with the goal of providing a open map data. That sounds a lot like what OpenStreetMap set out to achieve... so why start some…

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Grega Milčinski: The Story of Sentinel Hub, EO Browser & Sinergise: Making Free & Open Satellite Imagery Actually Accessible - MBM#42 1:17:38

1+ y ago1:17:38

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Grega Milčinski is the founder of Sinergise, the company behind Sentinel Hub & EO Browser which recently got acquired by Planet. While the deal of the acquisition isn't closed just yet at the time of publishing, we discuss the story behind Sinergise, how it's more of an engineering than remote sensing company and why they decided to get acquired. S…

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Mila Luleva: Why Would a Bank Care About Satellite Images? (Spoiler: It's Carbon Credits) - MBM#41 1:13:55

1+ y ago1:13:55

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Mila Luleva is the Head of Remote Sensing at Rabobank, the 2nd biggest bank in the Netherlands. Specifically she works on the Acorn Initiative which aims at supporting small holder farmers transition to more sustainable agriculture practices by selling carbon credits for the biomass these farmers produce. Carbon credits are a messy, complicated and…

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Renny Babiarz: Exposing China's Nuclear Testing - MBM#40 1:48:10

1+ y ago1:48:10

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Renny Babiarz is a former Analyst at the NGA (National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency) and the VP of Analysis & Operations at AllSource Analysis, a company focused on providing geospatial Intelligence investigations. One of the angles of Renny's work is better understanding China's Nuclear testing using satellite imagery, Open Source Intelligence m…

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Kuo-Yu 'Slayer' Chuang: Leveraging Taiwan's Unique Infrastructure to Support Disaster Response - MBM#39 1:56:42

1+ y ago1:56:42

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Kuo-Yu 'Slayer' Chuang is the co-founder of GeoThings, a Taiwanese company leveraging SMS to share GPS location, images & any useful information for disaster response. He was also on the board of the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team; and has focused on applying mapping to supporting humanitarian endeavours mostly in Asia. --- Episode Sponsor: GeoAwe…

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Benjamin Grant: Generating Awe and Using Satellite Images to Inspire Millions - MBM#38 1:27:57

1+ y ago1:27:57

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Benjamin Grant is the founder of Overview, which started as a project of sharing 1 satellite image per day on Instagram, now to an audience of nearly 1.5 million. It has since turned into books, exhibitions and collaboration with huge brands like Louis Vuitton; all in an effort to showcase Earth using satellite images. --- Episode Sponsor: OpenCage…

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Iain Woodhouse: Understanding Radar Satellite Images - MBM#37 1:54:14

2y ago1:54:14

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Iain Woodhouse is a Professor of Applied Earth Observation at the University of Edinburgh, the author of multiple books & course on Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and one of the best people to explain radar remote sensing with decades of experience teaching but also working in the industry. --- Episode Sponsor: GeoAwesomeness & UP42 EO Hub Geoaweso…

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2022 Recap: Best Moments From Conversations this Year - MBM#36 1:16:24

2y ago1:16:24

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As 2022 wraps up, I wanted to bring some of the most insightful moments from conversations over the past year: 12 clips from 12 conversations. --- Episode Sponsor: OpenCage Use OpenCage for your geocoding needs with their API. They have a generous Free trial you can sign up to! --- Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 02:32 Steve Coast: The Next Thing th…

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Andrew Blum: Understanding How We Predict the Weather - MBM#35 1:32:12

2y ago1:32:12

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Andrew Blum is the author of 'The Weather Machine', which provides a history & global overview of how we predict the weather, from the data collection to forecast modelling. His book came out in 2019 so we also discuss the current evolutions & changes since its release. --- Episode Sponsor: GeoAwesomeness & UP42 EO Hub Geoawesomeness UP42 --- About…

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Hamed Alemohammad: Open Machine Learning for Satellite Imagery - MBM#34 1:22:27

2y ago1:22:27

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Hamed Alemohammad was the previous Executive Director of the Radiant Earth Foundation, a Non-Profit focused on building open machine learning tools & datasets for satellite imagery through projects like the ML Hub & STAC, Spatio Temporal Asset Catalog. --- Episode Sponsor: OpenCage Use OpenCage for your geocoding needs with their API. They have a g…

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