A VerySpatial Podcast | Discussions on Geography and Geospatial Technologies

Brexit, Panama Canal, FAA Part 107, Esri UC, and more.

We talked to the folks at 3DR about drones at the AAG conference in San Francisco.

We spoke with Trip from MapIsArt.com at the AAG conference in San Francisco.

Conferences (HxgnLive, WWDC, and E3), satellites, organizations, partnerships, and more.

Environment, software, NatGeo Bee...

Certification, privacy, gov't control, and others.

Eddie Pickle of Radiant Blue Technologies talks about open source software and the GeoINT community.

Lots of space and software news.

Sue and Jesse spoke with Allen Carroll about Esri's Story Maps.

Interview with Benjamin Trigona-Harany of Planet Labs.

This week we talk about the North Pole, satellites, privacy, contests, and coloring books.

Jesse got a chance to talk to Patrick Berner before Hexagon Geospatial's Ignite Workshop in San Francisco to talk a little bit about the Ignite Challenge and Smart M.Apps.

Topics include: ClimateEngine, BIM, Japan Big tourist Data, and others…

Topics include: GovOS, PSU Certificate, Terra Bella, and others...

This week we touch on Japan's population drop, Facebook and Digital Globe mapping, Esri FedGIS conference announcements, and many others

Mladen Stojic of Hexagon Geospatial talks about their Ignite Competition

Topics include: GNSS, courts, Google, and acquisitions

FME, GRASS, Zika, and Jason-3

Jesse talks to Zachary Jones of Eastern Michigan University to discuss the "The Maps & Geographies of Comic Books, Graphic Novels, Science Fiction, and Fantasy Literature" panel coming up at the AAG 2016 in San Francisco.

Topics include: Delhi, CES, NY Public Library, Microsoft, and Earth(s)

Frank, Sue, and Jesse talk about 3D data in geospatial from the influence of 2 and 2.5D data to object-oriented data concepts in this week's post CES world.

2016 wishes and questions.

2015 year in review: Space, drones, 3D, web GIS, and others.

This week we talk about climate, amazon, ACS, Australia open data, and many others

Sampo Savolainen talks about Spatineo.

Discussion includes climate change, earth observation, Google, esri, and more

This week we sit down to highlight some of the ways we like to celebrate the Geography season (aka Geography Awareness Week) including Day of Geography and GIS Day.

This week's topics include China, Drone insurance, journals, and the ISS turns 15.

Emily Garding, the mind behind #GISTribe, and Nathan Saylor, the force behind GISCoffee, join us this episode. We talk about the weekly #GISTribe Twitter conversations, how to bring lurkers out of their shells, and how you can support GISTribe and get some great coffee over at GISCoffee.com.

In this episode we talk to Dr Chris Tucker about the American Geographical Society's second Geography2050 event that will take place November 19-20, 2015 in New York City.

Topics this week include Weather, Mapillary, and Joy of Painting

Topics include GNSS, UAS, software, and Microsoft.

Topics this week include the Internet, Sustainable Development Goals, and software.

NatGeo, FAA, hardware and software. Please visit the shownotes at veryspatial.com for more information.

Patrick Egan, keynote speaker for the upcoming Geotech 2015 and host of the sUAS News Podcast, talks about the direction and use of unmanned aerial systems in the hobbyist and commercial sectors.

Will Cadell of Sparkgeo talks about their full release of Maptiks, a map analytics tool for online maps…think of Google Analytics for how people interact with webmaps.

This week we discuss certification, GPS, Drones, and 3D.

Here Maps purchase, how might changes in phone subsidies impact LBS, Windows 10.

A conversation centered on the announcements from the 2015 Esri User Conference.

A reflection on the changes in the course of our first decade.

Acquisitions, esri, Geo for all, geoleaders, and Minecraft.

Main topic: World builing in Populat Culture. News: Gerrymandering, broadband prices, and cartography.

Main topic: GIS Analysts and Developers. News: Supreme Court, Google Earth, and ConnectEd.

An all news episode with Remote Sening, space flight, Esri, NPS, and others.

Main topic: Stuart Blundell of the ENVI Analytics Symposium. News: E3, Urthecast, and USGS/Geoscience Australia.

Main topic: TerreSet. News: Space, car-sourcing, and MapQuest.

Main topic: How does GIScience fit? News: Uber, software, and farewells.