#geomob — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #geomob, aggregated by home.social.
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#GeoMob #Podcast: Episode 345. #Geospatial origins: Prof. David Martin, the development of modern digital census #geography in the UK
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#GeoMob #Podcast: Episode 345. #Geospatial origins: Prof. David Martin, the development of modern digital census #geography in the UK
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#GeoMob #Podcast: Episode 345. #Geospatial origins: Prof. David Martin, the development of modern digital census #geography in the UK
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#GeoMob #Podcast: Episode 345. #Geospatial origins: Prof. David Martin, the development of modern digital census #geography in the UK
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#GeoMob #Podcast: Episode 345. #Geospatial origins: Prof. David Martin, the development of modern digital census #geography in the UK
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Last but not least, Oliver Thamm gave us a tour of his global engine simulating antiquity civilizations, built on PostGIS and the NASA WorldWind framework.
This was really a passion project, also presented at Geomob Berlin, and something that really resonated with our (small) audience.
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Last but not least, Oliver Thamm gave us a tour of his global engine simulating antiquity civilizations, built on PostGIS and the NASA WorldWind framework.
This was really a passion project, also presented at Geomob Berlin, and something that really resonated with our (small) audience.
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Last but not least, Oliver Thamm gave us a tour of his global engine simulating antiquity civilizations, built on PostGIS and the NASA WorldWind framework.
This was really a passion project, also presented at Geomob Berlin, and something that really resonated with our (small) audience.
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Last but not least, Oliver Thamm gave us a tour of his global engine simulating antiquity civilizations, built on PostGIS and the NASA WorldWind framework.
This was really a passion project, also presented at Geomob Berlin, and something that really resonated with our (small) audience.
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Last but not least, Oliver Thamm gave us a tour of his global engine simulating antiquity civilizations, built on PostGIS and the NASA WorldWind framework.
This was really a passion project, also presented at Geomob Berlin, and something that really resonated with our (small) audience.
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Ides Bauwens of Nazka Mapps presented "Wind In My Backyard" (WIMBY).
This was when the gaming-part of the evening started. When Ides presented the WIMBY project he also played a game with the audience.
A bit strange for a geomob event but it worked very well and there was an interesting discussion going on about wind farms and data. Mission accomplished!
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Ides Bauwens of Nazka Mapps presented "Wind In My Backyard" (WIMBY).
This was when the gaming-part of the evening started. When Ides presented the WIMBY project he also played a game with the audience.
A bit strange for a geomob event but it worked very well and there was an interesting discussion going on about wind farms and data. Mission accomplished!
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Ides Bauwens of Nazka Mapps presented "Wind In My Backyard" (WIMBY).
This was when the gaming-part of the evening started. When Ides presented the WIMBY project he also played a game with the audience.
A bit strange for a geomob event but it worked very well and there was an interesting discussion going on about wind farms and data. Mission accomplished!
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Ides Bauwens of Nazka Mapps presented "Wind In My Backyard" (WIMBY).
This was when the gaming-part of the evening started. When Ides presented the WIMBY project he also played a game with the audience.
A bit strange for a geomob event but it worked very well and there was an interesting discussion going on about wind farms and data. Mission accomplished!
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Ides Bauwens of Nazka Mapps presented "Wind In My Backyard" (WIMBY).
This was when the gaming-part of the evening started. When Ides presented the WIMBY project he also played a game with the audience.
A bit strange for a geomob event but it worked very well and there was an interesting discussion going on about wind farms and data. Mission accomplished!
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Next, Manuel Claeys Bouuaert showed us Topotijdreis.be — the (unofficial) Belgian sibling to the Dutch Topotijdreis.nl.
As he did last time, he impressed us with what he built.
Check it out: https://topotijdreis.be
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Next, Manuel Claeys Bouuaert showed us Topotijdreis.be — the (unofficial) Belgian sibling to the Dutch Topotijdreis.nl.
As he did last time, he impressed us with what he built.
Check it out: https://topotijdreis.be
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Next, Manuel Claeys Bouuaert showed us Topotijdreis.be — the (unofficial) Belgian sibling to the Dutch Topotijdreis.nl.
As he did last time, he impressed us with what he built.
Check it out: https://topotijdreis.be
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Next, Manuel Claeys Bouuaert showed us Topotijdreis.be — the (unofficial) Belgian sibling to the Dutch Topotijdreis.nl.
As he did last time, he impressed us with what he built.
Check it out: https://topotijdreis.be
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Next, Manuel Claeys Bouuaert showed us Topotijdreis.be — the (unofficial) Belgian sibling to the Dutch Topotijdreis.nl.
As he did last time, he impressed us with what he built.
Check it out: https://topotijdreis.be
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First up was Alexandre Jaillon of Médecins Sans Frontières, presenting "GIS Support to MSF Operations".
Alex gave us a very interesting peek inside MSF operations and how GIS plays a critical role there. @TheMissingMaps project was also presented as an integral part of all this.
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First up was Alexandre Jaillon of Médecins Sans Frontières, presenting "GIS Support to MSF Operations".
Alex gave us a very interesting peek inside MSF operations and how GIS plays a critical role there. @TheMissingMaps project was also presented as an integral part of all this.
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First up was Alexandre Jaillon of Médecins Sans Frontières, presenting "GIS Support to MSF Operations".
Alex gave us a very interesting peek inside MSF operations and how GIS plays a critical role there. @TheMissingMaps project was also presented as an integral part of all this.
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First up was Alexandre Jaillon of Médecins Sans Frontières, presenting "GIS Support to MSF Operations".
Alex gave us a very interesting peek inside MSF operations and how GIS plays a critical role there. @TheMissingMaps project was also presented as an integral part of all this.
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First up was Alexandre Jaillon of Médecins Sans Frontières, presenting "GIS Support to MSF Operations".
Alex gave us a very interesting peek inside MSF operations and how GIS plays a critical role there. @TheMissingMaps project was also presented as an integral part of all this.
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https://thegeomob.com/post/june-3rd-2026-geomobdub-details
First #Dublin #GeoMob. I can't go, but maybe there's someone else out there who needs to know. #OpenStreetMap -
https://thegeomob.com/post/june-3rd-2026-geomobdub-details
First #Dublin #GeoMob. I can't go, but maybe there's someone else out there who needs to know. #OpenStreetMap -
https://thegeomob.com/post/june-3rd-2026-geomobdub-details
First #Dublin #GeoMob. I can't go, but maybe there's someone else out there who needs to know. #OpenStreetMap -
https://thegeomob.com/post/june-3rd-2026-geomobdub-details
First #Dublin #GeoMob. I can't go, but maybe there's someone else out there who needs to know. #OpenStreetMap -
Every time we post about Geomob, we make sure to thank our amazing sponsors because without their support, Geomob would not exist.
We’re thrilled to announce that @esriuk has renewed their annual sponsorship for both London & Edinburgh. Thank you for continuing to support the geospatial community!
Interested in becoming a sponsor? We offer a range of opportunities, from supporting a single event or city to becoming a global partner.
Get in touch. We’d love to hear from you.
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Every time we post about Geomob, we make sure to thank our amazing sponsors because without their support, Geomob would not exist.
We’re thrilled to announce that @esriuk has renewed their annual sponsorship for both London & Edinburgh. Thank you for continuing to support the geospatial community!
Interested in becoming a sponsor? We offer a range of opportunities, from supporting a single event or city to becoming a global partner.
Get in touch. We’d love to hear from you.
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Every time we post about Geomob, we make sure to thank our amazing sponsors because without their support, Geomob would not exist.
We’re thrilled to announce that @esriuk has renewed their annual sponsorship for both London & Edinburgh. Thank you for continuing to support the geospatial community!
Interested in becoming a sponsor? We offer a range of opportunities, from supporting a single event or city to becoming a global partner.
Get in touch. We’d love to hear from you.
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Every time we post about Geomob, we make sure to thank our amazing sponsors because without their support, Geomob would not exist.
We’re thrilled to announce that @esriuk has renewed their annual sponsorship for both London & Edinburgh. Thank you for continuing to support the geospatial community!
Interested in becoming a sponsor? We offer a range of opportunities, from supporting a single event or city to becoming a global partner.
Get in touch. We’d love to hear from you.
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Every time we post about Geomob, we make sure to thank our amazing sponsors because without their support, Geomob would not exist.
We’re thrilled to announce that @esriuk has renewed their annual sponsorship for both London & Edinburgh. Thank you for continuing to support the geospatial community!
Interested in becoming a sponsor? We offer a range of opportunities, from supporting a single event or city to becoming a global partner.
Get in touch. We’d love to hear from you.
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We've added another Geomob event to the roster for the coming months:
📍 Geomob Lisbon on May 6th
That brings us to eight upcoming Geomobs!
Want to join us in Lisbon? Find all the details and register here:
https://thegeomob.com/post/may-6th-2026-geomoblx-details
