Geomob London is just around the corner, taking place on Wednesday, September 16th at the Geovation Hub.
If you follow the conversations here on edparsons.com, you know how deeply invested I am in the evolution of our field—whether we are talking about new paradigms in Location Intelligence, the latest standards emerging from the Open Geospatial Consortium, or the fascinating ways AI is integrating with geographical information systems. Geomob has always been one of the absolute best places to dive into these topics in person.
It’s an incredible gathering that bridges the gap between casual mapmakers and seasoned geospatial professionals. We’ve got a fantastic lineup of short talks for this edition:
- Steven Feldman – You CAN teach an old dog new tricks
Really Steven !!! - Justin Griffioen – Locatix
- Katy Alexander – Mapmakers of the subsurface
- Alastair Graham – Tidying up fields
- Luke Chittock – Linckia
- Matt Amos – Watering Holes of Inaccessibility
I’m thrilled to continue my support for this brilliant community. Having been a sponsor of Geomob for a number of years, I’ve seen firsthand how these evenings spark fresh ideas and drive innovation across WebGIS and spatial data analysis. It’s a privilege to help keep the momentum going and ensure the #geobeers keep flowing after the talks!
Whether you are building interactive web maps for fun, wrestling with complex spatial computing challenges, or just curious about the world of location data, you won’t want to miss it.
Come along, hear some great talks, and join the conversation. You can register for the event here.
See you at the Geovation Hub!