Now that the dust has settled and the majority (I guess) of the feedback has been received, I just wanted to give a quick summary responses from the event follow-up form. These plots are really heartening – it seems that I managed to get the focus about right, but it’s good to know that there […]2021 … Continue reading 2021 Feedback – via rastersrevealed.net
Category: Remote sensing
Rasters Revealed Reviewed
And it's done! Many thanks to the presenters and attendees at Rasters Revealed 2021 last Friday (15th Jan) for all that you did to make it a wonderful experience to organise, and to Helen, Geoff and Andy who help moderate the Zoom and Discord platforms on the day itself. Thanks also to the OSGeo:UK committee … Continue reading Rasters Revealed Reviewed
Build. Back. #3
Following on from my previous posts about returning from Covid in a more sustainable way with different ideas, this post will present some notes around the ideas of finance. First off, I just want to say that I am definitely not a finance specialist and absolutely nothing in this post is meant as an endorsement … Continue reading Build. Back. #3
Rasters Revealed
Rasters Revealed is a one-day conference about the use of raster datasets. The conference uses raster data as a common thread around which to share knowledge and experience of data generation, management, dissemination and processing methods, all of which are applied and required across the large range of market sectors and disciplines (commercial and academic) … Continue reading Rasters Revealed
Build. Back. #2
In my previous blog post on this subject, I laid out some thoughts about what we as a society might want to consider as a way of returning from the strangeness that has accompanied the pandemic. In this brief post, I just want to link to some resources that I've found interestng over the last … Continue reading Build. Back. #2
Build. Back. #1
At the British Association of Remote Sensing Companies (BARSC) event held on the 23rd October 2020 I presented a few slides. The topic of the event was ‘EO during lockdown’ and my presentation was titled ‘Build. Back. Differently’. The reason I wanted to speak on this was because over the first lockdown period and UK’s … Continue reading Build. Back. #1
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 … Continue reading Elevator pitch
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 … Continue reading BARSC Online Huddle VIII
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 … Continue reading Thinking differently
BARSC Chair
At their AGM on 26th June 2020, I was voted into the role of Chair for the British Association of Remote Sensing Companies. I am proud to take on this position and recognise the strong Committee that the Association has to guide it forward. Past Chairs and Committees have done a great job of highlighting … Continue reading BARSC Chair