
Communities are what communities build together. Deep dive with me on Open Geospatial Datasets as I explore a few through my work with the Earth Engine Community Catalog (https://gee-community-catalog.org). Let's explore accessibility to & with data
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Over the next couple of articles I am hoping to write about products I am building around the Google Earth Engine Ecosystem, or platforms that never quite evolved into the feature-rich systems the community actually needed. The applications...
Wouldn’t you know it the first post this year is about building with Earth Engine apps outside Earth Engine and why this was a fun experiments with the backends, what can you build with Earth Engine calls outside the Code Editor window or E...
In the grand, scheme of things sometimes the most happens in the quiet work and commit logs. This month, the Awesome GEE Community Catalog crossed two milestones and I thought who better to celebrate it with than the community that makes th...
I've been wrestling with GDAL for over a decade. Like most people working with geospatial data, I've developed a complicated relationship with this absolutely essential, completely indispensable, and utterly maddening piece of software.
GD...
Artificial intelligence isn’t just evolving it’s growing up. What began as single-shot systems that spat out predictions on demand is now morphing into something far more autonomous, far more ambitious. At the bleeding edge of this evolutio...
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Dr. Samapriya Roy, CEO of Spatial Bytes, is a geospatial innovator and open-source advocate. Creator of the Awesome GEE Community Catalog, advancing, AI, and EO tools. He's a GDE, DRI scientist, and mentor driving collaboration in geospatial tech.
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