February 2015

ARCSI processing

Posted on 2015-02-25 by ajggeoger in Remote sensing

At the end of 2014 I had some time to investigate a brilliant open software project developed out of Aberystwyth University called ARCSI. Some of my notes can be found on my technical blog (http://ajgdevelop.com/2015/01/15/arcsi/), along with links to the official documentation. I hope that everything in the blog post is correct (the instructions worked for … Continue reading ARCSI processing →

Tweeting river gauges!

Posted on 2015-02-112015-02-11 by ajggeoger in Remote sensing

At Geoger Ltd we use spatial data to create new and useful solutions to our client's problems. This may involve processing of tabular data, map production, improved data management, data amalgamation of information in different formats, or the creation of online maps and services. So when we see something that impresses us, we like to let … Continue reading Tweeting river gauges! →

Elevator pitch

Throughout the seven and a half years that I have been trading as Geoger, I have been thinking about, refining, re-thinking and worrying over what my elevator pitch is? In its simplest form, an elevator pitch is a succinct and persuasive sales pitch designed to help you portray your skills, knowledge, and credentials in a […]

BARSC Online Huddle VIII

This afternoon I chaired the BARSC Online Huddle VIII event. This, as you may be aware, is the pandemic-icised (yes, that’s now a thing!) version of the events that BARSC used to hold in person in London. The idea is to give the UK commercial remote sensing community, and anyone else who wants to learn […]

Thinking differently

I went for a run in Wytham Woods at the weekend. For those that don’t know, Wytham is the University of Oxford research woodland and there are a whole host of experiments set up in there linked to disciplines such as ecology, climatology, biogeography, biology, chemistry and others. As I passed on mature tree I […]