An interview with Spatial.ai about the collection and use of geo social data and its role within location intelligence.
Geosocial data is simply location-based social media data. It is media content (mostly text) produced by people on social platforms that is tied to specific locations.
The location component is often coordinates in latitude and longitude, but it could be a tagged place or street address as well. This type of data is publicly available on nearly every major social platform including Twitter, Instagram, Flickr, event platforms, review sites, etc.
A Case Study in GIS
Serverless Geospatial
Earth Observation - machine learning and artificial intelligence
PostgreSQL - An open source geospatial database for GIS practitioners
Geo-coding as a tool for risk assessment and the role of GIS in the insurance industry
Is R the language of geospatial data?
Geospatial intelligence from the sky, automating the mining industry
The evolution of geospatial file formats and data exchange - An interview with the Co founder of Safe Software
Trends in geospatial and initiatives in the community
Travel Time - A better way of doing location based search
Remote sensing - building the globe in 3D
Addressing the world - a coordinate system from humans
Don't just make the dots, connect them
Building geospatial truth sets
Mapping the interface between vehicle traffic and pedestrians
Creating maps for journalists
Geomob - Geoinnovation for the people by the people
Building footprints at scale
Remote sensing and future of earth observation
A marketplace for geospatial data and workflows
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