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Ed Freyfogle

Geoinnovation - for fun or profit

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00:59:47

MapAction / CDEMA / Humanitarian Mapping

Geomob ·

2024/01/02

We start off 2024 with a new series focussing on the humanitarian use of GIS and partnering with MapAction, the humanitarian mapping charity and volunteer driven organisation that works with local and regional disaster management agencies worldwide. Joining Steven are Renee Babb, Lavern Ryan, and Alan Mills. The focus of the discussion is the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) and their partnership with MapAction. Lavern has been working at the government of

00:59:47

MapAction / CDEMA / Humanitarian Mapping

Geomob ·

2024/01/02

01:28:19

Geomob Christmas Special

Geomob ·

2023/12/26

Once again we convene the Geomob expert panel to look back on 2023 and make predictions for 2024. Join Steven, Ed and the geo-elves: Ken Field, Mark Iliffe, Jeremy Morley, Ed Parsons Denise McKenzie, and Alex Wrottesley for our extra-long holiday special. We wish all of our listeners a restful holiday break and a geotastic 2024! Show notes on the Geomob website, where you can also learn more about Geomob events and sign up for our monthly newsletter.

01:28:19

Geomob Christmas Special

Geomob ·

2023/12/26

00:31:40

Angel Arenas: Giant Interactive Maps

Geomob ·

2023/12/18

You'll want to take a look at these photos before you listen to this episode. Joining Steven this week is anthropologist and humanist Angel Arenas, the creator of Giant Interactive Maps that promote different territories in a gamified way. These huge outdoor maps are placed in public spaces and walked on by hundreds of people at a time. However, they are not just works of art, the public is encouraged to answer questions and interact via virtual reality and learn about the areas on the map. Angel

00:31:40

Angel Arenas: Giant Interactive Maps

Geomob ·

2023/12/18

00:38:20

Simon Poole: The state of OpenStreetMap editors

Geomob ·

2023/12/11

Simon Poole returns to Geomob this week for a deeper look at building an OpenStreetMap editor. Having spent the last ten years working on Vespucci, an OSM editor for Android phones, Simon is well versed in OSM editor innovation. Editors have come a long way since OSM started. The main difference is that everyone now has a mobile device, and for some users, that’s all they have. The devices themselves have evolved with a wide range of features and sensors, how do they impact the capabilities of

00:38:20

Simon Poole: The state of OpenStreetMap editors

Geomob ·

2023/12/11

00:33:08

Ed/Steven: Final catch-up episode of 2023

Geomob ·

2023/12/03

Steven and Ed wrap up the year (though don't worry, our traditonal Christmas Chaos episode is coming!) by running through their various projects. Ed is proud to continue OpenCage's long-running, end-of-year tradition of donating to HOT, while Steven calls for submissions for Mappery's "12 days of Christmas" (while also bragging about now being the owner of mapsinthewild.org). All this and much more ... Show notes on the Geomob website, where you can also learn more about Geomob

00:33:08

Ed/Steven: Final catch-up episode of 2023

Geomob ·

2023/12/03

00:29:25

Jorit Schmelzle: Peregrine.ai

Geomob ·

2023/11/27

The topic this week is "vehicle video analysis" as Jorit Schmelzle - a recent speaker at Geomob Berlin - joins Ed to talk about his company: Peregrin. Using various devices such as dash cams or smartphones, Peregrin collects visual data for real time interventions as well as later use. Primarily used by professional driver fleets, the data helps to alert drivers on their journeys in various dangerous situations. The data can also help drivers later to review situations or provide information on

00:29:25

Jorit Schmelzle: Peregrine.ai

Geomob ·

2023/11/27

00:30:05

Marco Bernasocchi: QField

Geomob ·

2023/11/20

Geomob welcomes back Marco Bernasocchi this week for a close look at QField. With a full QGIS core QField has a user interface that is made for amateur users. Digitising and taking care of mobile data so that you can do what you need to do "in the field" with all the data available to you anywhere you are. There is now also a QField Cloud that synchronises the data. Listen in as Steven and Marco discuss the benefits of open source technology due to transparency and collabortation. While QGIS has

00:30:05

Marco Bernasocchi: QField

Geomob ·

2023/11/20

00:31:00

Miika Sikala: Biila

Geomob ·

2023/11/13

There are many services that focus on transporting people by cars, but on this episode of the Geomob podcast, we flip things around and learn about an on-demand service where people transport cars. Our guest today is Miika Sikala, winner of the best speaker prize at last week's Geomob Finland and research director at Biila, where they solve the complex problem of short and fast delivery of vehicles to buyers or dealers. Miika explains the use cases, the complex logistics of the service, and shares

00:31:00

Miika Sikala: Biila

Geomob ·

2023/11/13

00:46:10

Ed/Steven: Lisbon recap, What3Words debate

Geomob ·

2023/11/05

Another Steven and Ed catchup. After briefly recapping the Lisbon event, Ed rants a bit about Wise's recent decision to change OpenCage's bank account number on very minimal notice. But then the discussion turns to What3Words, a company many in the georati love to hate. Our hosts recount a recent experiment in which Chris Sheldrick (What3Words co-founder, and past Geomob London speaker) posted a letter to himself using only a What3Words "3 word address". The letter arrived in

00:46:10

Ed/Steven: Lisbon recap, What3Words debate

Geomob ·

2023/11/05

00:33:02

David Overton: SplashMaps

Geomob ·

2023/10/30

Come for the geo-merch, stay for the e-textiles! If you’re a frequent Geomob London attendee you will be familiar with this weeks’ guest David Overton, co-founder of SplashMaps, sponsor of our best speaker prize. David has been on the podcast before to introduce us to SplashMaps. Since then, the business has grown and the use cases for SplashMaps have expanded. When you can’t, or don’t want to use your mobile device, you can make and have a map that everyone can look at and use

00:33:02

David Overton: SplashMaps

Geomob ·

2023/10/30

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