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A peek into our research lab

All of our research projects start with one question: How can we advance the state of the art in geospatial software engineering and data processing… while simultaneously improving our world?

  • Visualizing Natural Disasters with GOES Mesoscale Imagery->

    In an effort to aid in visualizing natural disasters, we put together a small data pipeline to display GOES mesoscale data of the recent Hurricane Hilary and display it on a web map along with a simple vector layer.

    Visualizing Natural Disasters with GOES Mesoscale Imagery

  • Making Earth Science Easier with Earthdata Search->

    Earthdata Search is an open source tool to helps field scientists, researchers, engineers, and curious citizens discover, search and access over 400 million records of remote sensing data.

    Making Earth Science Easier with Earthdata Search

  • Hyperspectral satellite imagery for Earth Observation->

    We outline our reusable, open-source data processing pipeline for serving and analyzing hyperspectral imagery.

    Hyperspectral satellite imagery for Earth Observation

  • Building Scalable, Low-Maintenance Websites Using AWS->

    Most content management systems rely on a database to store content and changes to content. When a visitor loads a page, code fetches the content from the database and displays it to the user. These systems can be prone to malicious attacks via SQL injection and other techniques that target database-backed sites. They can also…

    Building Scalable, Low-Maintenance Websites Using AWS

  • Streaming GOES-16 Data With AWS Managed Services->

    GOES-16 (formerly known as GOES-R) is a joint NASA-NOAA geostationary satellite used for for monitoring smoke, flooding impacts, burn scars, volcanic ash, and weather over the Americas. As important as this data is, finding and using it effectively can be difficult and often requires significant investment on the part of the end user. With experience…

    Streaming GOES-16 Data With AWS Managed Services

  • Analytics at scale on OpenStreetMap->

    What if you wanted to query all of OSM for all time (for every change ever)? The data exists—OpenStreetMap publishes data on the entire history of every edit made in OpenStreetMap, and there is even a version of that data published weekly by Amazon Web Services (AWS). However, handling that amount of data and transforming…

    Analytics at scale on OpenStreetMap

Let’s collaborate

Remote sensing? Big data? A project so cool, you just had to tell us? Get in touch, we’d love to hear about it.

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