Since late last year Alastair Graham and I have been working together on a Podcast. It is something we have both been keen to explore for a while and it certainly felt that the time was right. The aim, at least for me, was to produce something that I would want to listen to. To… Read More »Scene from above Podcast
This post is a copy of original posted below. I was paid to guest write this. https://medium.com/@mail_83112/every-sensor-will-be-used-d27cf0223f69 Pool your information from anything and everything — Inform decision making — Let the most appropriate person make the final decision… namely, the user Last time I looked at how data from space, particularly Earth Observation data, is growing at a staggering… Read More »Every sensor will be used
Last year I heard about Colaboratory by Google and, now that I am using Jupyter Notebooks, it seems the perfect opportunity to explore it further. I previously wrote about how using Jupyter Notebooks is a perfect match for Satellite imagery processing. If you would like to read about that then the post is here. Otherwise,… Read More »Colaboratory notebooks and GDAL
This post is a copy of original posted below. I was paid to guest write this. https://medium.com/@mail_83112/using-space-technology-to-quantify-data-part-1-519d397049aa Earth Observation data is part of the foundations of MIS; you could say it is at their core. Being fundamentally a Geospatial company, all of their insights are built upon a layer(s) of remotely sensed data. I believe… Read More »Using space technology to quantify data part 1