Andy Allan, the owner and founder of Thundred Forest, talks about how he got involved with the OpenStreetMap project and ended up creating activity specific maps at a global scale. We also discuss what it takes to make and update maps of the world and the opportunities in the digital mapping space as well as what the future might look like. MapScaping.com
Remote sensing and future of earth observation
A marketplace for geospatial data and workflows
Geospatial visualisations matter - Civil engineering meets online gaming
Using the geomagnetic field of buildings to navigate indoors
The location context platform
Geospatial gives context to risk
Inspirational geospatial visualizations
Geospatial support for humanitarian emergencies
Crowd source clean the planet - a geospatial approach
Highways in the sky, risk islands and drone flight paths
Immersive maps give context to data - this is Street View for rivers
The Google Drive of geospatial - curation over creation
A geospatial story and some housekeeping
Mapping the way we relate to the urban environment
Positioning as a service and the role of smartphones in the future of geolocation
A diary of your location - recording your travel journeys using GPS tracks
Scaling map data generation using computer vision
A mapping platform for your outdoor adventures
Tracking global air traffic in real time
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