Project Geospatial

Project Geospatial is proud to host GeoSpark Analytic's Weekly Pulse as an exploratory trial to give you the latest updates on global events based on a unique Geospatial Technology. This week is narrated by Kira Wells, Geospark's Client Success Manager. The news is generated by GeoSpark's Hyperion application which gathers news from global sources, social media, economic sources, NGOs, and government in near-real-time. Hyperion translates, reads, geo-positions, and analyzes the information to find trends in the data, identify abnormalities, and analyze breaking events impact on local and regional stability levels. Listen in and find out more.

About Geospark Analytics

Geopark Analytics was founded in 2017 to inventory the world's critical events to aid the decision making of our clients. By identifying and forecasting emerging global events at machine speed, Hyperion mitigates risk, recognizes threats, and leverages opportunities. Our insights stem from sourced data from space, social media, and news reporting with machine learning, artificial intelligence, and natural language generation. Geospark Analytics has received funding from Zero Gravity Capital and is backed by General Catalyst. The company is based in Herndon, Virginia. More information can be found at geospark.io. If you would like to send us feedback or have questions about GeoSpark's unique technology you can send an email to [email protected]

Project Geospatial

Project Geo is a podcast and movement dedicated to increasing awareness of Geospatial Technology, industry best practices, and GIS resources. You check us out at www.projectgeospatial.com

Dr. Tanya Harrison gives us a look at extraterrestrial remote sensing with w focus of studying Mars and how that compares with looking at Earth from Space. Listen in on her presentation. This episode is hosted by Project Geospatial as part of the Geospatial Frontier Virtual Technology Fair.  Some elements might more suitable for visual rather than audio-only. You can view the video on: https://youtu.be/igxgaULyFIM

In this segment, Adam Simmons and Darryl Murdock interview Mike Grochol on the topic of Young Professional Leadership in Defense Contracting. Discussing what it takes in today’s world to be successful as a young professional in the defense contracting world. 

Ultimately it’s our ability (or inability) to build a team that can adequately address our market needs that sets us apart. You have to use the mystique to your advantage while proving over and over that you also know what it takes to win. This latest acquisition taught Mike so much the difference between a mom and pop small business and real enterprise expandable business. There are fundamental differences in how you plan and operate that are embedded in the walls.  

About Us 

Project Geospatial is a podcast hosted by Adam Simmons dedicated to increasing awareness of Geospatial Technology, education resources, and industry best practices. Our show is composed of industry professionals who discuss diverse topics such as new geospatial projects, innovations, and resources that benefit the overall community. If you are an industry professional reach out to us, we’d love to hear your feedback or have you on the show. Listen in and check us out at projectgeospatial.com

Project Geospatial is proud to host GeoSpark Analytic's Weekly Pulse as an exploratory trial to give you the latest updates on global events based on a unique Geospatial Technology. This week is narrated by Kevin Helm, Geospark's Head of Business Development. The news is generated by GeoSpark's Hyperion application which gathers news from global sources, social media, economic sources, NGOs, and government in near-real-time. Hyperion translates, reads, geo-positions, and analyzes the information to find trends in the data, identify abnormalities, and analyze breaking events impact on local and regional stability levels. Listen in and find out more.

About Geospark Analytics

Geopark Analytics was founded in 2017 to inventory the world's critical events to aid the decision making of our clients. By identifying and forecasting emerging global events at machine speed, Hyperion mitigates risk, recognizes threats, and leverages opportunities. Our insights stem from sourced data from space, social media, and news reporting with machine learning, artificial intelligence, and natural language generation. Geospark Analytics has received funding from Zero Gravity Capital and is backed by General Catalyst. The company is based in Herndon, Virginia. More information can be found at geospark.io. If you would like to send us feedback or have questions about GeoSpark's unique technology you can send an email to [email protected]

Project Geospatial

Project Geo is a podcast and movement dedicated to increasing awareness of Geospatial Technology, industry best practices, and GIS resources. You check us out at www.projectgeospatial.com

In this segment, Adam Simmons interviews Ariel Seidman, CEO, and Cofounder of Hivemapper. Hivemapper is a decentralized mapping network that enables monitoring and autonomous navigation. Their platform can take information from various sensors such as drone video and aerial video to produce 3D maps of an area.

Project Geospatial is a podcast hosted by Adam Simmons dedicated to increasing awareness of Geospatial Technology, education resources, and industry best practices. Our show is composed of industry professionals who discuss diverse topics such as new geospatial projects, innovations, and resources that benefit the overall community. If you are an industry professional reach out to us, we’d love to hear your feedback or have you on the show. Listen in and check us out at projectgeospatial.com

In this video, Adam Simmons interviews Mike McGowan, CEO of Skyris, LLC. Mike dives into Skyris' unique services such as creating imagery-based algorithms for DoD customers and its open-content intelligence service known as Odin. Listen in and find out more. You can contact Skyris through their website: https://www.skyrisllc.com/  

About Project Geospatial: 

Project Geospatial is a podcast hosted by Adam Simmons dedicated to increasing awareness of Geospatial Technology, education resources, and industry best practices. Our show is composed of industry professionals who discuss diverse topics such as new geospatial projects, innovations, and resources that benefit the overall community. If you are an industry professional reach out to us, we’d love to hear your feedback or have you on the show. Listen in and check us out at projectgeospatial.com

Project Geospatial is proud to host GeoSpark Analytic's Weekly Pulse as an exploratory trial to give you the latest updates on global events based on a unique Geospatial Technology. This week is narrated by Kira Wells, Geospark's Client Success Manager. The news is generated by GeoSpark's Hyperion application which gathers news from global sources, social media, economic sources, NGOs, and government in near-real-time. Hyperion translates, reads, geo-positions, and analyzes the information to find trends in the data, identify abnormalities, and analyze breaking events impact on local and regional stability levels. Listen in and find out more.

About Geospark Analytics

 Geopark Analytics was founded in 2017 to inventory the world's critical events to aid the decision making of our clients. By identifying and forecasting emerging global events at machine speed, Hyperion mitigates risk, recognizes threats, and leverages opportunities. Our insights stem from sourced data from space, social media, and news reporting with machine learning, artificial intelligence, and natural language generation. Geospark Analytics has received funding from Zero Gravity Capital and is backed by General Catalyst. The company is based in Herndon, Virginia. More information can be found at geospark.io. If you would like to send us feedback or have questions about GeoSpark's unique technology you can send an email to [email protected] 

Project Geospatial 

Project Geo is a podcast and movement dedicated to increasing awareness of Geospatial Technology, industry best practices, and GIS resources. You check us out at www.projectgeospatial.com

Talbot Brooks is a man on a mission. He wants to make maps – good maps, maps that tell an accurate story to its intended audience. A fifth-generation firefighter, National Geospatial Advisory Committee (NGAC) member, and current Professor of the Practice at Delta State University where he teaches geospatial technologies, Talbot has spent his life in service of others, with a focus on Emergency Management. Join Darryl Murdock, Adam Simmons, and Talbot Brooks as we discuss how to approach mapmaking from what pre-mapmaking questions and considerations should be addressed to Cognitive Biases and their effects during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. This episode was recorded using Talbot’s cell phone only 1 week after devastating tornados and flash-flooding in Mississippi destroyed much of the local communications infrastructure.

This episode of Project Geospatial is hosted by Adam Simmons and Darryl Murdock. The show is dedicated to increasing awareness of Geospatial Technology, education resources, and industry best practices. Our show is composed of industry professionals who discuss diverse topics such as new geospatial projects, innovations, and resources that benefit the overall community. If you are an industry professional reach out to us, we’d love to hear your feedback or have you on the show. Listen in and check us out at projectgeospatial.com

Episode Music by Chaz