A Board level technology executive, specialist in Maps and Location based systems and Open Data Policy.
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Digital Geography
I am an internationally recognised public speaker on Maps, Geospatial technology and the impact on location technology on society, we are “the first generation never to be lost!”. I have featured on broadcast TV and Radio internationally and appeared in the National Press in the UK, US, Spain and the Netherlands.
I look forward to working with organisations in the public and private sector to maximise the potential of Geospatial technology, in particular advising on investment strategies involving Geospatial technology specifically Remote Sensing, Positioning Navigation and Timing, AI and Geospatial Data.
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FROM MY BLOG
Latest Thoughts..
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See you down at the GeoMob
Read more: See you down at the GeoMobGeomob 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…
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What I did this summer..
Read more: What I did this summer..As promised a post about the “semi” part of my semi-retirement, my aviation photography. While most of my content here is is related to Geography and the technology of making the invisible maps that power the modern world,…
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Geospatial, AI, and Summer Holidays : The Geolytix Podcast Series
Read more: Geospatial, AI, and Summer Holidays : The Geolytix Podcast SeriesIf you’ve been following my work over the years, you know I spend a good chunk of my time thinking about where spatial data is heading next. Lately, that conversation has been dominated by one topic in particular:…
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What people say
about Ed
“Our industry’s ultimate educator and explorer. Over many years he has travelled the world with stories about geospatial. Always exploring new applications and locations, and always helping people to understand the opportunities and future of geo”
Peter ter Haar
AGI Chairperson
“Ed is one of the UK’s leading and most
influential professional geographers. He has been a key driver in the technological revolution bringing geography to an audience that now uses maps and spatially enabled applications daily.”
Royal Geographical Society