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FedGeoDay 2024 | Panel - Into the Great Wide Open
This panel explores the advantages of open source geospatial data and software for intelligence gathering. Discover real-world examples and the potential of large language models in this field! 🚀🔍
Highlights
* Open source geospatial data and tools are becoming increasingly important 🗺️
* You can find valuable information using open source geospatial data 🔍
* Chat GPT is a helpful tool that can be used to write code and scripts 🤖
* Interoperability is a major issue with geospatial data and tools 🧩
* Hybrid space AR architecture and large models have great potential 🚀
About FedGeoDay:
FedGeoDay is the premier annual event for the open source geospatial community within the U.S. federal government. It brings together federal program managers, technology leaders, industry partners, and open-source enthusiasts to share ideas, showcase innovations, and foster collaboration around open geospatial technologies, data, and practices. FedGeoDay highlights the growing importance of open source in building resilient, efficient, and collaborative geospatial solutions for the federal government and beyond.
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This panel explores the advantages of open source geospatial data and software for intelligence gathering. Discover real-world examples and the potential of large language models in this field! 🚀🔍
Highlights
* Open source geospatial data and tools are becoming increasingly important 🗺️
* You can find valuable information using open source geospatial data 🔍
* Chat GPT is a helpful tool that can be used to write code and scripts 🤖
* Interoperability is a major issue with geospatial data and tools 🧩
* Hybrid space AR architecture and large models have great potential 🚀
About FedGeoDay:
FedGeoDay is the premier annual event for the open source geospatial community within the U.S. federal government. It brings together federal program managers, technology leaders, industry partners, and open-source enthusiasts to share ideas, showcase innovations, and foster collaboration around open geospatial technologies, data, and practices. FedGeoDay highlights the growing importance of open source in building resilient, efficient, and collaborative geospatial solutions for the federal government and beyond.