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STAPI Sprint #5: 0.1 Release
We recap our most recent STAPI Sprint in Lisbon. We worked toward evolving the satellite data ordering process, and released version 0.1.
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STAPI Sprint #5: 0.1 Release
We recap our most recent STAPI Sprint in Lisbon. We worked toward evolving the satellite data ordering process, and released version 0.1.
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STAPI Sprint #4: Interoperability for Satellite Data Ordering
During our most recent STAPI sprint we brought together attendees from across the geospatial industry to discuss interoperability for satellite data ordering.
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Updating our Geospatial Technology Radar for 2024
We introduce the second iteration of our geospatial technology radar, which is designed as a resource for the community to outline impactful technologies in the space.
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Introducing Earth Search Console: An AWS Open Data Exploration UI
In this blog, we’ll detail how Earth Search Console leverages FilmDrop, and what Console components we are most excited about.
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Introducing Earth Search v1: New datasets now available
We outline the latest from Earth Search: an endpoint that hosts a catalog of Sentinel-2 and Landsat data to improve data accessibility.
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How Microsoft’s Planetary Computer Uses STAC
We show how components of the Planetary Computer are based on both cloud-optimized formats & the STAC spec, and how this work benefits the larger community.
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Deconstructing Analysis-Ready Data
The 4th Analysis Ready Data (ARD) Workshop was held virtually in October 2021. Consisting of ten minute lightning talks packed into 1 hour sessions, participants from government and industry presented developments in “Analysis Ready Data”. Each day followed a specific theme such as calibration and validation, standards, time series, optical, SAR, and vegetation. The problem?…
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Mapping with Leaflet and React
Mapping is hard, but spinning up a new app that renders maps doesn’t have to be. Here’s how you can easily get started working with maps in a new React app. Not that AAA map under your car seat Maps have been around for thousands of years, but they’ve become more complex and powerful within…
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Analyzing Capital Bikeshare Usage Data From The Command Line
Beginning this year, I set a goal to learn more about Linux and how I can become better at using the terminal. I then stumbled on this blog piece from Netflix on analyzing Linux performance and decided to try something similar. What is my goal? Given some data, what are quick stats that I can…
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Raspberry Pi Office Art
As a fun project and a way to get familiar with the popular Raspberry Pi platform, our team decided to build a real life display that can hang on the wall and be used to display various team metrics such as pageload speeds, burndown progress, achievement counts, etc. Below you will find a tutorial on…