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Geomob

Ed Freyfogle

Geoinnovation - for fun or profit

technology

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00:35:54

Freddie Hunter: Trees Outside Woodland (TOW)

Geomob ·

2025/11/23

In this episode of the Geomob podcast, Alastair speaks with Freddie Hunter from Forest Research about the innovative mapping of Trees Outside Woodlands across England. They discuss the importance of this data set for ecological monitoring, the methodologies used for data processing, and the various applications of the data in tree planting and carbon assessment. Freddie also shares insights into quality assessment and the plans for future updates to the

00:33:10

Felix Palmer: A5 Grid System

Geomob ·

2025/11/16

Ed's guest is Felix Palmer, introducing the A5 discrete global grid system. The conversation explores the intriguing concept of tiling pentagons, revealing that while it may seem impossible, it can be achieved by altering the angles of the vertices. The discussion also delves into the implications of projections from geometric shapes like the icosahedron to the sphere, highlighting how these projections can warp angles yet still maintain surface

00:33:10

Felix Palmer: A5 Grid System

Geomob ·

2025/11/16

00:27:01

Darren Tansley: The Lost Ponds

Geomob ·

2025/11/09

Alastair hosts this special, listener-suggested episode by introducing the topic of lost ponds: how to find them and why they matter. Darren Tansley of the Essex Wildlife Trust then joins Alastair to discuss the project to map and restore these lost ponds across the UK. They cover the surprising scale of habitat loss, the methodology used by citizen scientists relying on historical and modern maps, and the ecological importance of ponds for species like

00:36:47

Ed/Steven: London summary/Berlin preview

Geomob ·

2025/11/02

Ed and Steven recap the recent GeomobLON event, discussing the turnout, speaker highlights, and the overall atmosphere. They reflect on the challenges of organizing free events, the importance of geospatial data in policy-making, and the diverse range of topics covered by speakers. The conversation also touches on upcoming events in various cities and the need for community engagement. Show notes on the Geomob website, where you can also learn more about

00:36:47

Ed/Steven: London summary/Berlin preview

Geomob ·

2025/11/02

00:54:10

James Cheshire: The Library of Lost Maps

Geomob ·

2025/10/27

In this episode of the podcast, host Steven welcomes back James Cheshire, a professor of geographic information and cartography at UCL, to discuss his latest book, 'The Library of Lost Maps.' The conversation explores the evolution of cartography, the significance of thematic maps, and the historical context of mapping practices. Cheshire shares insights into the stories behind various maps and mapmakers, including George Greenough and the Society for the

00:54:10

James Cheshire: The Library of Lost Maps

Geomob ·

2025/10/27

00:38:38

James Norris: Reinventing the Map

Geomob ·

2025/10/19

In this episode of the Geomob podcast, Steven speaks with James Norris, the head of International Affairs at Ordnance Survey, about the evolving role of national mapping agencies in a digital world. They discuss the significance of the Cambridge Conference, the changing landscape of geospatial data, the importance of trust in mapping, and the impact of technology on the future of mapping. The conversation highlights the need for collaboration, innovation,

00:38:38

James Norris: Reinventing the Map

Geomob ·

2025/10/19

00:38:00

Steven & Denise Introduction Episode

Geomob ·

2025/10/12

In this special episode of the Geomob podcast, Steven introduces the newest host for Geomob, Denise McKenzie and then hands over the hosting duties. Denise shares her journey in the geospatial sector. Then the conversation explores the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the industry, reflections on the podcast's evolution over 300 episodes, and the significance of having women represented in geospatial discussions. Steven offers advice for

00:38:00

Steven & Denise Introduction Episode

Geomob ·

2025/10/12

00:26:04

Ed/Steven: Berlin summary/London preview

Geomob ·

2025/10/06

In this episode, Ed and Steven discuss their recent experiences at various conferences, including the IoT conference in Amsterdam and Geomob Berlin. They highlight the importance of community engagement in the geospatial field, share insights on mapping contributions, and announce upcoming events. The conversation also touches on job opportunities within the community and the introduction of a new host for the podcast, aiming to bring fresh perspectives

00:31:58

Matt Forrest: Wherobots

Geomob ·

2025/09/28

Ed interviews Matt Forrest from Whereobots, discussing the evolution of geospatial technology, the importance of cloud-native solutions, and the challenges of data privacy. Matt shares his journey in the GIS field, the services offered by Whereobots, and the educational resources he provides to help others navigate the complexities of geospatial data processing. Show notes on the Geomob website, where you can also learn more about Geomob events and sign

00:31:58

Matt Forrest: Wherobots

Geomob ·

2025/09/28

00:30:46

Maik Busch: VulkanMaps

Geomob ·

2025/09/21

Ed interviews Maik Busch, the creator of VulkanMaps, a new software that leverages graphics processing units to render OpenStreetMap data locally. Mike shares his background in geospatial technology, the evolution of VulkanMaps over the past decade, and the technical innovations that make it possible. The conversation explores the differences between traditional map rendering methods and VulkanMaps, its potential use cases, and the future of map rendering

00:30:46

Maik Busch: VulkanMaps

Geomob ·

2025/09/21

00:14:38

Post-summer catch up

Geomob ·

2025/09/14

In this episode, Ed and Steven reflect on their summer experiences, celebrate listener engagement, and discuss upcoming events in the geocommunity. They share insights on business updates, challenges with large customers, and milestones such as Mappery's 7th birthday. The conversation also touches on the ease of organizing local geomob events and the importance of community involvement. Show notes on the Geomob website, where you can also learn more about

00:14:38

Post-summer catch up

Geomob ·

2025/09/14

00:48:18

Will Cadell: GEOFESTO

Geomob ·

2025/09/08

Join us for episode 302. of the Geomob Podcast as Steven hosts Will Cadell of SparkGeo to discuss the GEOFESTO, a manifesto for the geospatial sector. They delve into five key principles that aim to reshape how geospatial professionals approach their work, from promoting spatial thinking to fostering collaboration and focusing on outcomes. Show notes on the Geomob website, where you can also learn more about Geomob events and sign up for our monthly

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