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Geoinnovation - for fun or profit

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Alastair hosts this special, listener-suggested episode by introducing the topic of lost ponds: how to find them and why they matter. Darren Tansley of the Essex Wildlife Trust then joins Alastair to discuss the project to map and restore these lost ... more

Ed and Steven recap the recent GeomobLON event, discussing the turnout, speaker highlights, and the overall atmosphere. They reflect on the challenges of organizing free events, the importance of geospatial data in policy-making, and the diverse rang... more

In this episode of the podcast, host Steven welcomes back James Cheshire, a professor of geographic information and cartography at UCL, to discuss his latest book, 'The Library of Lost Maps.' The conversation explores the evolution of cartography, th... more

In this episode of the Geomob podcast, Steven speaks with James Norris, the head of International Affairs at Ordnance Survey, about the evolving role of national mapping agencies in a digital world. They discuss the significance of the Cambridge Conf... more

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Recent Guests

James Cheshire
Professor of Geographic Information and Cartography at UCL, author of The Library of Lost Maps
UCL
Episode: James Cheshire: The Library of Lost Maps
James Norris
Head of International Affairs at Ordnance Survey
Ordnance Survey
Episode: James Norris: Reinventing the Map
Mike Busch
Software engineer and creator of Vulkan Maps
Vulkan Maps
Episode: Maik Busch: VulkanMaps
Greta Carrete Vega
Lead ecologist at Versant, specializing in geospatial data for ecology.
Versant
Episode: Greta C. Vega: Data for biodiversity
Ian James
Former head of architecture and analysis at Ordnance Survey
Ordnance Survey
Episode: Ian James: A Life at OS
Olivia Ragone
GIS Data Officer at the National Trust
National Trust
Episode: Olivia Ragone: OSM at the National Trust
Gregory Marler
Longtime key member of the OpenStreetMap community and organizer of State of the Map Europe
OpenStreetMap
Episode: Gregory Marler: State of the Map Europe 2025
Jussi Aho
Senior Product Manager in the geospatial sector, former delivery rider for research
UP42
Episode: Jussi Aho: The “real” last mile
Luís de Sousa
Assistant professor at the University of Lisbon specializing in GIS and computer science.
University of Lisbon
Episode: Luís de Sousa: Discrete Global Grid Systems

Hosts

Steven
Co-host with extensive experience in geospatial technology and community engagement in the geo-industry.
Denise McKenzie
Co-host specializing in digital geography and technology policy, focusing on diversity and equity in geospatial practice.
Alistair Graham
Co-host representing interest in geospatial methodologies and community-oriented geoinnovation.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 34 ratings
  • Interesting interview as far as I got but the poor audio quality for the interviewee made it too uncomfortable to listen right through.

    Podcast Addict
    3
    Richard T
    2 months ago
  • Yes!! The Geomob podcast is long overdue

    I’ve been to a number of Geomob events and love attending them to get an inside scoop on what is happening in the world of Geo/Location and general mapping fun.

    I’m really pleased that we now have the podcast edition to look forward to (especially helpful in times of lockdown!).

    Ed is a great host and there’s some very knowledgeable speakers on the show. I’d recommend listening to the John Craig interview on location based advertising.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ninachino
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • What's not to like if you are a geek and into Geo?

    Disclaimer: I'm one of the co-hosts of the podcast.

    Ed and I are old friends who've worked in Geo for a long time. Ed runs the Geomob series of events in London, Munich, Barcelona and Lisbon. I've mentored and invested in Geo start-ups for over decade

    In this podcast we chat about trends and current topics in Geo, we share our experiences in our current projects and businesses and we invite friends and past speakers from Geomob to join us

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    stevenfeldman
    United Kingdom6 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the wealth of knowledge shared by guests and the hosts, with many praising the accessibility of complex topics in geospatial technology.
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#23
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James Norris: Reinventing the Map
Q: How does trust in maps change with multiple providers?
Norris points out that while trust in maps has been rooted historically in government production, it is evolving, especially with the rise of digital and alternative mapping providers.
James Norris: Reinventing the Map
Q: Is geospatial about to take a seat at the top table in government across the world?
Norris believes geospatial data is already knocking on the door of those top tables and that governments are realizing its strategic value.
James Norris: Reinventing the Map
Q: Why does Ordnance Survey have a head of International Affairs?
James Norris explains that his role is to help connect Ordnance Survey to other national mapping agencies and share expertise, while also working with other governments and organizations.
Steven & Denise Introduction Episode
Q: What advice would you give to somebody who is thinking about getting into the podcast space or doing interviews?
Keep it simple, keep it fun, and get a partner.
Matt Forrest: Wherobots
Q: What is large scale?
Large scale can be defined by the number of rows in vector data, the complexity of geometry, and overall considerations like granularity and time for raster data.

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What is Geomob about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast explores the dynamic field of geoinnovation, examining how geospatial technology and data influence various sectors for both enjoyment and economic benefit. Regular discussions highlight advancements in geographic information systems (GIS), innovative mapping solutions, and the application of geospatial data in diverse areas such as ecology, logistics, and urban planning. Noteworthy is the podcast's commitment to showcasing voices from across the geo-community, focusing on real-world challenges and solutions while celebrating the role of open data and collaboration among industry professionals. Episodes often feature expert guests, offering insights that cater to listeners with a keen interest in technology, geography, and the ... more

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Recent guests on Geomob include:

1. James Cheshire
2. James Norris
3. Mike Busch
4. Greta Carrete Vega
5. Ian James
6. Olivia Ragone
7. Gregory Marler
8. Jussi Aho

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