
On a map, lines can divide or connect; but every line has weight. Spatial thinking is not merely technical - it’s ethical. This publication explores strategic tools and patterns, helping us understand the unsettled geospatial market.
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Moat has become a magic word. I’m saying it most days. Everyone’s looking for theirs, and Jack thinks it's gone.
Other than sovereignty, moat has got to be the most popular word in the current technology lexicon. But I do think...
This is the third in my series on midstream geospatial engineering: So, mid. To catch up, read: The missing midstream and The break of gauge.
That word again. It’s like “dual-use”, annoyingly investor-y without any real explanation. Every...
This is the script from a presentation I gave at this year’s (2026) Cloud Native Geospatial Forum
I’m not a very metaphysical person. But if you will allow me to get a bit woo-woo for a second, I would point out that we are all sharing a c...
I first came across the field of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) while studying for a Master's in Environmental Remote Sensing at Aberdeen University. We needed GIS to help visualize remotely sensed data and derived analytics. I quickl...
I don’t like the idea that “data is oil.” I think it’s a trite analogy that has been weakened by its demonstrable failure to deliver. Not that data isn’t valuable, but the idea that there is a global price for data and...
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