A podcast for the mapping community. Interviews with the people that are shaping the future of GIS, geospatial and the mapping world. This is a podcast for the GIS and geospatial community https://mapscaping.com/
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 6 days 9 hours 10 minutes
episode 58: Rebranding GIS Geospatial
learn why GIS geospatial technology is being underutilized, Why GIS professionals need to rebrand themselves and why communication skills might be the next big thing in the geospatial industry. Resources and show notes are available here
episode 57: GIS vs Computer-aided design - everything you have always wanted to know #geospatial
Today we're going to be talking about those early amphibians coming out of the primordial ooze up onto the shore and that would be the CAD files and then being transformed into maybe the mammals that are the GIS files the CAD people will be mad at me...
episode 56: Robotics, remote sensing and facilities management - #GIS #geospatial
In this episode, you will learn how robotics coupled with remote sensing is transforming facilities management across the utility sector and other industries. Scott Nowicki Quantum Spatial All the show notes and a written summary of this episode i...
episode 55: Advice for job seekers from a geospatial recruitment expert
Episode #55 - In this episode, you will learn what it is like to work with a geospatial recruitment expert, what skills and qualifications are important at entry-level, midlevel and leadership positions with the geospatial industry and where the big ...
episode 54: The overlap between Business Intelligence tools and GIS software
Episode #54 - This week on the podcast Kent Marten from Tableau explains the cross over between business intelligence tools and traditional GIS software. We also explore the challenges around self serve mapping and answer the question "Is location st...
episode 53: Dynamic vector tiles straight from the database
Episode #53 - Serving dynamic vector tiles might not be as difficult as you think. Paul Ramsey from Crunchy Data starts off by walking us through the early days of PostGIS, explaining what a vector tile is and the advantages over image tiles before e...
episode 52: Earth Observation, platforms and data #geography #geospatial #remotesensing
Episode #52 Today on the podcast I am joined by Dr. Aliastair Graham. Dr. Graham has been on the podcast before sharing his insights into the industry of remote sensing and earth observation and what the future might look like. This time we dive a li...
episode 51: Disrupting ESRI - Why it is hard to build a big geospatial business
Episode #51 -This episode is all about why it is so difficult to build a really big geospatial business and what it would take to disrupt ESRI. My guest on the show is Ariel Seidman CEO and Co-Founder of Hivemapper This episode is sponsored by Grap...
episode 50: QGIS - An opensource geospatial project
Episode #50 - QGIS is rapidly becoming the default opensource geospatial desktop tool for the GIS community. Today, Kurt Menke who has written serval books on QGIS shares his insights and experience with the QGIS and talks about so of the more exciti...
episode 49: A Case Study in GIS
Episode #49 - In this interview with Mike Dolbow, CEO of GeoHipster we walk through a GIS case study This podcast is sponsored by OpenCage Geocoder OpenCageData does not make maps or provide routing information, they focus on turning address or p...