
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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Winter mountaineering in Scotland is a cruel master. Having finished a route in the Northeastern Corries of Lochnagar, we were faced with a wind that stripped all heat from our bodies and built up a carapace of ice on every surface. There a...
EDIT: While writing this piece, Google Earth switched off the Nano Bannana 2 functionality. That was quick.
In a previous post, I talked about the need for geospatial professionals to think more carefully about provenance. Provenance is an...
It’s a true-ism that I’ve been sharing for years:
That is not new, nor terribly clever. It is, however, enduringly true. Data consistently pays dividends, while you’ll be writing new user interfaces every couple of years just to keep up....
I’ve started building again. Not in the way I used to, but it’s not wildly different either. In fact, I can now build alongside my day job.
Photo by Valentin Petkov on Unsplash
I am building an assistant. At some point, it will be a fully...
Have you noticed anything about the last year?
Is it me, or has corporate decision-making dried up? I see this in Sparkgeo’s business development pipeline and, between the lines, in various media articles. And over the last couple of weeks...
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I could be skiing, I could be climbing. There might be code, there might be data. Continually amazed by the geo-magic created by my team at @sparkgeo
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