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🚀 New Feature Alert: Effortless Data Downloads with Galileo!  We are thrilled to introduce the newest feature in Galileo—Data Downloads. Accessing and downloading geospatial data has never been this easy. 📌 Key Highlights: Simple Download Process: With a single click, download feature layers directly from the Galileo search engine. Multiple File Formats: Choose your preferred file type. Progress Tracking: Monitor your download status in real-time. No External Tools Needed: Discover and download data without extra tools. Why struggle with data discovery and management when you can have it at your fingertips? Experience the new Galileo Data Download feature today and save valuable time for your projects. https://lnkd.in/e4UHy9_w #GeospatialData #GIS #Innovation #Galileo #GISDATAio

Paul Ramsey: PostGIS Day 2024 Summary What’s better than GIS Day? The day after: PostGIS Day! 🎉 Hosted by none other than Paul Ramsey, this annual shindig brought together 22 geo-wizards from across the globe. The agenda? Everything PostGIS: from "old-school" cartography with Joshua Carlson to Brian Timoney's minimalist mapping with—I kid you not—Excel. Who knew spreadsheets could be so geographical? Rekha Khandhadia impressed with her geo-magic using GeoParquet and a hefty 300GB of data. And let’s not forget Brian Loomis, turning PostGIS and PostgreSQL into CARB-compliance ninjas for Nikola Motors. Steve Pousty dipped his toes into AI without causing a singularity. Refreshing! Meanwhile, we ventured into urban climate wonders, routing conundrums, and API cornucopias. Hats off to Kirk Menke for putting QGIS adoption trends on the map. Literally. The day was chock-full of 3D data spirals, volumetric juggling acts, and yes, even a touch of PostgreSQL code within the Go language by Tom Payne. Intrigued? Dive into the full playlist on Crunchy Data’s YouTube channel. PostGIS Day: where spatial databases throw a better party than your average Wednesday. 🍕 You can find the full article here: https://postgr.es/p/6IG

Learn how to build cross-street data into a geocoding locator using #ArcGIS Data Interoperability and its no-code approach. Read the blog ➡️ https://ow.ly/TR4Y50Trcap

Learn how to build cross-street data into a geocoding locator using #ArcGIS Data Interoperability and its no-code approach. Read the blog ➡️ https://ow.ly/ASOV50TyHK3

Navigating the science of turning trusted data into insights in mapping our world: Maps and geographic information systems such as ArcGIS’s Living Atlas are helping policymakers and industry analysts through authoritative data and smart assistants

Learn how to build cross-street data into a geocoding locator using #ArcGIS Data Interoperability and its no-code approach. Read the blog ➡️ https://ow.ly/zZ0r50Tt2yc

Are you looking to enhance your geospatial data analysis? Discover how Parquet, a powerful columnar storage format, can revolutionize your geospatial workflows. By harnessing the power of Parquet for your geospatial data, you can streamline storage, boost query performance, and unleash actionable insights from your spatial datasets. Whether you're analyzing satellite imagery, managing GPS coordinates, or mapping environmental data, Parquet empowers you to extract maximum value from your geospatial information. Key advantages include spatial indexing, efficient compression, schema flexibility, and seamless interoperability with geospatial libraries. Elevate your geospatial analysis with Parquet and unlock actionable insights from your spatial data. #GeospatialAnalysis #Parquet #DataManagement #GIS

SAERI’s Jack Ingledew-Gale presented the introduction/refresher to the Falkland Islands Data Portal/WebGIS to Falkland Islands Government (FIG) employees last week. This covered topics such as local datasets available, spatial data management, and visualisation. These sessions help raise awareness of what data is available and potential uses for geospatial projects on the islands Jack also helped FIG Planning team access existing data and provided two members of the Environment Department with an introduction to using QGIS geospatial software. #learnmore #QGIS #dataportal #datascience #spatialdata

ArcMap Essentials: ArcCatalog, Geospatial Data, REST Services, and APIs Tutorial: https://lnkd.in/dKvqH_EW In this tutorial, we dive deep into the essential components of #ArcMap and #ArcCatalog, focusing on #geospatial data management, #REST services, and #APIs. Whether you're a beginner or looking to enhance your #GIS skills, this video will provide valuable insights and practical knowledge.

New Heights with DEMs Whenever we work with customers new to Earth Observation (EO) data, a great place to start is digital elevation models (DEMs). They are intuitive, available, and extremely useful. We have found that with Felt, these datasets can also be wonderfully performant. Below is a great example. With the Netherlands being a low-lying county, one might assume that people try to live as high above ground as possible. Except we see much the opposite here. Contextualized with population data, a simple map tells a powerful story. No downloading. No ETL. Reach out to SeerAI, Inc. for more information on how to utilize data like this with Felt, Esri, Streamlit or the output of your choice.