Podcast

Discover OpenAerialMap (OAM), the 'OpenStreetMap of imagery,' with HOT's Christiana and DK. How OAM empowers drone pilots and satellite providers to share openly licensed imagery for humanitarian mapping.

How modern state-of-the-art satellite technology is enabling constant monitoring of anywhere on the planet, and the question of affordability in the new space economy.

Exploring the capabilities of Spatial SQL with Matt Forrest, and how it unlocks the power of geospatial data across fields and industries.

Geospatial innovation in Africa is growing and Locana is learning a lot from this through their work on the continent. With Todd Slind.

Kart provides distributed version control for geospatial and tabular data, storing it in Git at the row and cell level - enabling GIS workflows without plugins.

How young African geospatial professionals can access ESRI tools, ArcGIS Online, Story Map, Digital Earth Africa datasets and more - completely free.

Building your portfolio as a geospatial professional through volunteering - improving skills, gaining experience, and building a meaningful career foundation.

Conversation with Emmanuel Jolaiya, founder of Spatial Node, on building a portfolio platform purpose-built for the geospatial community.

OSGeoLive is a self-contained bootable environment that lets you try a wide variety of open source geospatial software without installing anything.

How Alazar Tekle and the AddisMap team used open source geospatial data to build an interactive city guide of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

The role of drones in remote sensing - from small to large scale mapping projects, monitoring, and disaster response.

The role of GIS in the energy sector - from needs assessment to supply planning and distribution.

A discussion of geospatial trends to look forward to in 2022 - the first episode of Season 2.

Highlights of the podcast's first year: geospatial engineering, mentoring, State of the Map Africa, and recognition awards in the geosphere.

Laura Mugeha on what it takes to be a geospatial engineer, her journey, and advice for those looking to start out in the field.

Crowd2Map Tanzania - an entirely volunteer crowdsourced mapping project that has been mapping rural Tanzania on OpenStreetMap since 2015.

Why everyone needs a mentor, whether just starting out or already an expert - exploring mentorship and volunteering in geospatial.

The founding episode of Geospatially Africa - answering the Why behind the podcast and introducing the hosts.

The State of the Map Africa conference celebrates the culture of open mapping, open data, GIS and its impact across Africa.

Digital Earth Africa provides analysis-ready satellite data to address sustainable development challenges across all 54 countries in Africa.

How geospatial technology is applied in mapping, visualising, and identifying geohazards - contributing to early warning systems and risk management.