Episodes

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Accelerating New Space with Affordable Satellite Systems - A Satellogic Story

Modern state-of-the-art satellite technology and sensing capabilities, enabling constant and consistent monitoring of anywhere in our Planet, are changing the way we study and improve life on Earth. But how affordable are these satellite systems?

The intersection of GIS and SQL: How Spatial SQL is Changing the Game

Spatial SQL, also known as SQL for Geographic Information Systems (GIS), is a powerful tool for working with and analyzing geospatial data. In this podcast, we will explore the capabilities of Spatial SQL and how it can be used to unlock the power of geospatial data in a variety of fields and industries.

Organizational Spotlight - Locana in Africa.

To wrap up the year, we have put together an organizational spotlight on Locana. Tune in to know more about their work fostering development in Africa.

Geospatial Version Control with Kart

Kart provides distributed version-control for geospatial and tabular data. Kart stores geospatial and tabular data in Git, providing version control at the row and cell level, it also provides repository working copies as GIS databases and files, and allows edit to be done directly in common GIS software without plugins.

Getting Started with Africa Geoportal

In this episode, Opeyemi, spoke to Pauline Okeyo, the Solution Engineer at ESRI Africa, who also supports the Africa Geoportal Project about Africa Geoportal and how you can start with it.

Volunteering to Build Your Portfolio

Building your portfolio as a geospatial professional is important, even more so are the experiences that make up the portfolio.

Spatialnode - A Portfolio Platform for Geospatial People

What tool is currently taking the geospatial world by storm, making it easier to get a comprehensive, sharable portfolio done in minutes. Well, its Spatial Node!

Getting Started with OSGeoLive

OSGeoLive is a self-contained bootable DVD, USB thumb drive or Virtual Machine based on Lubuntu, that allows you to try a wide variety of open source geospatial software without installing anything. It is composed entirely of free software, allowing it to be freely distributed, duplicated and passed around.

GIS In Business - AddisMap

Using GIS in business is not a new concept, however, in this episode Opeyemi hosted Alazar Tekle, a GIS Analyst and Deputy Manger at AddisMap - an interactive City Guide of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to talk about how his team used Open Source geospatial data to help but businesses on the map.

Using Drones in Remote Sensing

Drones are becoming more available and are utilized for different operations, playing a big part in Remote Sensing efforts, including small and large scale mapping projects and they are also deployed for monitoring and disaster mapping, among other uses.

GIS for Energy Needs Assessment

We almost can't talk about the move towards more sustainable supply and management of energy with mentioning the role that GIS plays in the process. In this episode, learn how GIS plays a part as Opeyemi had a chat with Akansha Saklani of the World Resources Institute (WRI).

The Future is Geospatial

In this first episode of the 2022, we had a general discussion around Geospatial trends to look forward to in 2022.

2021 in Review and Awards in the Geosphere

Wrapping up the year with this bonus episode, where Iniobong Benson discusses the podcast's highlights for the year from an episode about being a geospatial engineer, mentoring, to state of the map Africa conference, as well as #recognitionawards in the #geosphere .

Being a Geospatial Engineer

On this episode, Opeyemi spoke with Laura Mugeha - a Geospatial engineer about what it takes to be a geosaptial engineer, her journey and advice for those looking to start out as geospatial engineers.

Digital Mapping in the Humanitarian context with Janet Chapman (Crowd2Map)

Crowd2Map Tanzania is an entirely volunteer crowdsourced mapping project that has been mapping putting rural Tanzania on the OpenStreetMap since October 2015

Mentoring and Volunteering in the Geospatial Industry

Everybody needs a mentor, whether you are just starting out in a new profession or you are an expert. Mentors are important not only for superior learning, but also to serve as unbiased guides in professional contexts.

Introductions, Our Why and Some News!

Ever wondered the thought behind this podcast, or what the hosts backgrounds are and what they are involved in? This episode seeks to answer that question.

State of the Map Africa - Bringing OSM Communities in Africa Together.

The State of the Map Africa (SotM Africa) is a bi-annual regional conference, powered by the OSM Africa communities, that celebrates the culture of open mapping, open data, GIS and its impact across Africa. In this episode, I spoke to Geoffrey Kateregga about the plan for this year's conference, the preparation and what to expect.

Introducing the Digital Earth Africa platform

In this episode, we spoke to Dr Kenneth Mubea about Digital Earth Africa (DE Africa) an operational platform, which provides analysis ready data (satellite data) to address sustainable development challenges and support decision making in the 54 countries in Africa

Using Geospatial Technology in Geohazard mapping saves lives

In this episode, we talked about climate change and how it contributes to geohazards around the world and how there is need for increase in the application of geospatial technology in the mapping, visualizing and identifying hazards and to contribute to early warning and risk management.

Geospatially Podcast (Trailer)

This is the trailer for the Geospatially Africa Podcast - the podcast that brings you insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders in the geospatial field.