
Geoinnovation - for fun or profit
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Professor David Unwin reflects on how GIS grew from niche quantitative geography into a major field thanks to advances in computing, data, and education in the 1980s–90s. He highlights his own accidental career path, early teaching innovations, and t... more
Ed speaks with Ben Abelshausen about the progress of Geomob Belgium and the Bike Data Project. They discuss the challenges and successes of organizing events in Belgium, the importance of collecting cycling data to empower cyclists, and the need for ... more
Discover the fascinating journey of the geospatial industry over the past 25 years through an insightful conversation between Jeremy Morley and Stephen Feldman. They explore technological shifts, industry challenges, community building, and the impac... more
In this episode of the Geomob podcast, Alastair speaks with Keiko Nomura, a research scientist at NASA Ames Research Center, about her software tool, viewtif. The conversation explores Keiko's background in remote sensing, the motivation behind creat... more
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Interesting interview as far as I got but the poor audio quality for the interviewee made it too uncomfortable to listen right through.
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.
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
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Geospatial innovation and open data take center stage, with conversations spanning history and evolution of the field, developer-friendly tooling, open-source communities, and AI's impact on mapping. Episodes frequently highlight OpenStreetMap, open data access for humanitarian and research uses, and practical tech deep-dives—from lightweight viewers for geodata to open-source conference bids and AI-assisted map tooling. The show stands out for its community-driven vibe, hands-on technical discussions, and a persistent emphasis on open ecosystems and collaboration within the geospatial world, making it especially valuable for practitioners, researchers, and developers who want actionable insights and real-world perspectives.
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Recent guests on Geomob include:
1. Stephen Feldman
2. Keiko Nomura
3. Anton Wenemoser
4. Richard Flemmings
5. Freddie Hunter
6. Felix Palmer
7. James Cheshire
8. James Norris
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