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Minds Behind Maps

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- Maxime Lenormand

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Kategori: Økonomi & Business

Maps Are Everywhere. These are conversations with those building them.

Episodes

How Bloomberg's Data Scientists use Satellite Images for Reporting: Krishna Karra - MBM78Krishna Karra is a data scientist & report for Bloomberg, having used machine learning & satellite images for reporting. Recent stories from him & his team include mapping refugee camps in Rafah & exposing illegal ship oil transfers in the middle of the Ocean. Sponsor: Beemaps by Hivemapper Get access to high quality, fresh map data at https://beemaps.com/minds Use promo code MINDS to get 50% off your API credits through Dec. 31 2024 About KrishnaTwitterLinkedInShownotes Note: Links to books are Amazon Affiliate links. I earn a small commission if you buy any of these books. Bloomberg: The Clandestine Oil Shipping Hub Funneling Iranian Crude to ChinaBloomberg: A Detailed Map Shows How Airstrikes and Refugees Reshaped RafahHow Radar Satellites See through Clouds (Synthetic Aperture Radar Explained)National Land Cover Database (NLCD)What Ukraine Has LostGraves in Suda by Joe MorrisonJean Martin Bauer on Minds Behind Maps • Books & Podcast: • Overstory by Richard Powers ( Affiliate Link • ) Ezra Klein ShowTimestamps (00:00) - Intro (00:34) - Sponsor: Beemaps (01:51) - Krishna describes himself (03:27) - Example stories: Illegal Oil transfers (05:29) - Stories are the goal (07:07) - Why publish the data set? (12:24) - How Journalism has and hasn't changed (14:04) - How data changes a story (18:23) - Putting the datasets together (20:37) - Conveying trust (24:07) - Showing the limitations of the data (26:11) - Why is journalism important for satellite data? (30:14) - News room process (32:57) - Building custom tools (38:19) - Timeline of a news story (39:47) - What Krishna has learned as a data scientist in a news room (40:49) - Stories that have stuck out (42:57) - Different ways of showing the data (44:19) - Krishna's wishlist (51:12) - Book & podcast recommendation (53:16) - Paid podcasts & media (55:19) - Support the podcast on Patreon Support the podcast on PatreonMy TwitterPodcast TwitterRead Previous Issues of the Newsletter • Edited by Peter Xiong • Find more of his work
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Ep 0 - Initializing Experiment...Welcome to this experiment! If you want to follow this journey, I'm @MaxLenormand on Twitter!
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Ep 1 - Ian Schuler - Building an impact driven geospatial companyWelcome to the First Episode of Minds behind Maps! I hope you enjoy this conversation with Ian Schuler. I'm going to try to keep track of most of the things we talked about in this episode if you want to go check them out yourself. Keep track of what Ian & Development Seed are doing: • https://twitter.com/ianschuler • https://twitter.com/developmentseed Links to materials discussed in the episode: • Development Seed school mapping: https://developmentseed.org/blog/2021-03-18-ai-enabling-school-mapping • Joe Morrison's blog: https://joemorrison.substack.com/welcome • Early days of Development Seed: https://www.linkedin.com/in/egundersen/, https://www.linkedin.com/in/ianshward/, • Signal's founder, Moxie Marlinspike: https://twitter.com/moxie I'm going to try to provide a basic version of time-stamps if you want to skip by some sections: 00:00 : Intro 1:25 : Beginning of episode; Ian presenting himself 7:55 : Why open source? 19:00 : Trust in a world of AI models 26:25 : How to communicate the limitations of machine learning solutions 36:45 : Which data to use for which problem? 42:25 : What is important in satellite imagery? 55:00 : Data fusion 1:00:25 : Deciding who to work with 1:07:10 : Origins of Development Seed 1:11:00 : Ian's previous work 1:15:40 : So do you build & lead a company around impact? 1:30:05 : Working in the days of covid 1:40:35 : A last note on the future of geospatial data Feel free to drop me a line, I'd love to know what you think of this! • @MaxLenormand • [email protected] Thanks for listening
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Ep 2 - Will Cadell - Geospatial ConsultingWelcome to the 2nd episode in this experiment! It was a blast to sit down with Will, I hope you enjoy this, I certainly did. As last time here are most of the things we talked about: Will Cadell & Sparkgeo on Twitter: • @geo_will • @sparkgeo Links to materials we talked about: • The geospatial product trap blog post: https://sparkgeo.com/blog/the-geospatial-product-trap/ • GDAL sponsors page: https://gdal.org/sponsors/index.html • Even Rouault, current maintainer of GDAL: @EvenRouault • STAC (SpatioTemporal Asset Catalogs): http://stacspec.org/ • Google Earth Engine: https://earthengine.google.com/ Seems like time-stamps were appreciated, so here they are: 00:00 : Intro 02:35 : Beginning of episode: Will presents himself and the story of creating Sparkgeo 20:30: Do you miss coding? 23:25 : Keeping up with the ever changing technical side of things 27:00 : 3 main reasons that make geospatial so popular today 32:02 : Do we have a role in educating people outside of geospatial about the field? 37:40 : OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) & STAC (SpatioTemporal Assets Catalog) 40:30 : Our responsibility to explain what we are doing with geospatial data 46:25 : The "geospatial product trap" 55:10 : How is Sparkgeo not falling for this trap? 1:06:00 : Choosing the projects Sparkgeo works on 1:09:50 : GDAL (Geospatial Data Abstraction Layer) & open source 1:18:50 : Cloud infrastructure in geospatial 1:27:55 : Google Earth Engine 1:31:22 : Will's Book recommendations Feel free to drop me a line, I'd love to know what you think of this! • @MaxLenormand • [email protected] Thanks for listening!
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Ep 3 - Denise McKenzie - Location data ethicsWelcome to the 3rd episode of Minds Behind Maps! As I mention in the episode intro, Denise was one of the first people I wanted to talk to when starting this podcast. I hope you enjoy this conversation! Denise's social media's: https://www.linkedin.com/in/denisemckenzie/https://twitter.com/SpatialRed Links towards topics of discussion: - Locus Charter: https://ethicalgeo.org/locus-charter/ - Benchmark Initiative: https://benchmarkinitiative.com/ - Strava reveals location of US military bases: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jan/28/fitness-tracking-app-gives-away-location-of-secret-us-army-bases - Elaine Ball's Get Kids Into Survey: https://www.getkidsintosurvey.com/ - Andrew Zolli, from Planet: https://twitter.com/andrew_zolli - Book recommendation: Bill Gates': 'How to Avoid a Climate Disaster' And some time stamps: 3:00 : Episode Starts, Denise presenting herself 5:20 : Why is location data ethics important? 7:35 : Public involvement & outreach 9:05 : The Locus Charter 13:35 : How would applications & companies share their experiences 19:05 : Response to the Locus Charter 21:40 : Covid increasing the public's' interest in location data 29:50 : How do we decide what is ethical? 35:00 : Laws / Policies 39:05 : Denise's early career path 45:05 : The term "geospatial" 49:15 : Education in geospatial (& geography) 55:25 : Data Trusts 61:15 : Difference between Locus Charter & Data Trust 1:02:55 : The data take of open source 1:08:15 : The Non-for-Profit scene 1:14:45 : Book recommendations! For those who do check these show notes, and if you feel like it, you can reach out to me ;) [email protected]://twitter.com/MaxLenormand Most importantly though, thanks for listening :)
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Ep 4 - Aravind Ravichandran - Earth Observation markets & value propositionsWelcome to the 4th episode of this experiment! This was a insightful conversation talking about the big picture of where the Earth Observation market is and might be heading in the next few years. About Aravind: • Aravind's Twitter: https://twitter.com/aravind_raves • Aravind's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aravindravichandran/ • TerraWatch Space consulting: https://www.terrawatch.space/services • TerraWatch Space podcast: https://anchor.fm/terrawatch-space Time stamps: • 04:05 : Aravind presents himself • 13:25 : How a software background helped in Aravind's consulting work • 17:00 : Explaining the field at a high level / low level • 21:50 : Helping companies get "out of the Earth Observation bubble" • 25:20 : Working with non-geospatial industries that need Earth Observation data • 31:45 : How to manage expectation for people not familiar with geospatial data? • 38:10 : Is the SaaS (Software as a Service) model leading to some of rise in funding? • 41:00 : IaaS; Insights as a Service instead of SaaS • 46:25 : The relationship between Big Tech and Earth Observation • 53:10 : The iPhone moment in Earth Observation • 1:00:00 : Public / Private sector interaction • 1:12:20 : The value of working on the boring stuff • 1:17:25 : The Indian EO market • 1:28:35 : Trying to understand why the West hears little about the Indian scene • 1:31:00 : Aravind's podcast: TerraWatch Space • 1:41:25 : Book recommendations! Links towards topics in the discussion: • Kerbal Space Program: https://www.kerbalspaceprogram.com/ • PwC: https://www.pwc.com/ • Planet acquiring Google's Terra Bella constellation in 2017: https://spacenews.com/planet-to-acquire-terra-bella-from-google/ • Indian Space Research Organization: https://www.isro.gov.in/ • Pixxel: https://www.pixxel.space/ • Tim Ferris Show: https://tim.blog/podcast/ Book recommendations: • Sapiens, a Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari • When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi • Meditations by Marcus Aurelius As always feel free to reach out to me if you have anything to say about the podcast: • [email protected] • or through Twitter: @MaxLenormand Thanks for taking the time to listen :)
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Ep 5 - Daniel O'Donohue - Being a voice onlineWelcome to the 5th episode of Minds Behind Maps! This is a bit of a special episode, though maybe one of my favorite conversations I've had the chance to have so far. We talk about creating content online, it gets a bit meta about geospatial podcasting but we also touch on some of the different paths one takes in life. About Daniel: • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielodonohue/ • Twitter: https://twitter.com/MapScaping • Mapscaping: https://mapscaping.com/ Timestamps: - 4:15 : Beginning of episode, Daniel introduces himself - 9:20 : The beginning of the Mapscaping podcast - 15:30 : Leading a conversation - 18:40 : Daniel’s editorial decisions - 23:40 : Mapscaping’s “Grand Plan” - 26:25 : Podcasting as a medium - 37:50 : Finding one's voice online - 39:55 : Marketing the podcast & spreading the word - 44:30 : Targeting a specific audience - 51:00 : Building an audience is the true barrier to entry - 55:00 : Where does the name “Mapscaping” come from? - 57:40 : Starting doesn’t require much means - 59:50 : Inspiring others - 1:07:45 : The accessibility of the people within the geospatial field - 1:11:50 : Building communities - 1:15:05 : Building a business around Mapscaping - 1:20:45 : Monetizing a podcast - 1:30:10 : Daniel’s previous lives - 1:44:15 : Daniel's last thoughts & media suggestions Links towards topics in the conversation: • Mapscaping episode about personal branding ("Building A Personal Brand In The Geospatial Industry"): https://t.co/fr7HpatKuV?amp=1 • Seth Godin's website: https://www.sethgodin.com/ • Seth Godin's Akimbo podcast: https://www.akimbo.link/
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Ep 6 - Nadine Alameh - Standards, Dance & Geo Data AccessibilityWelcome to another episode of Minds behind Maps! In this episode I sit down with Dr Nadine Alameh, current CEO of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). We talk about geospatial, standards, but also Nadine's earlier days in wartime Lebanon, dance, making life changing decisions, and just many different topics that I hope portray how people are complex, in many different ways. About Nadine: • Twitter: https://twitter.com/nadinesa • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nadinealameh/ • Open Geospatial Consortium: https://www.ogc.org/ Time stamps: - 04:00 : Episode starts, Nadine presents herself - 9:30 : Nadine’s childhood days in wartime in Lebanon and how it shaped her decision making - 15:00 : Nadine talks about sharing her journey with her children - 19:05 : Nadine’s journey at and after MIT - 24:30 : Dance & activities outside of ones career - 28:40 : How owning a dance franchise helps push the OGC forward - 33:30 : Nadine’s previous startup experiences & why Consulting doesn’t scale - 40:00 : Geospatial is mainstream but it’s not done - 42:00 : The role of the Open Geospatial Consortium - 48:15 : Prioritization of different issues that need solving - 51:45 : Adoption of standards & working with a community - 54:00 : The OGC as an organization - 1:04:30 : Working with companies outside of the “normal” geospatial: Epic Games - 1:12:00 : Lessons from the aviation industry - 1:23:05 : Trust issues with satellite derived information - 1:28:45 : Accessing data is still complex - 1:30:20 : Speaking & learning multiple languages - 1:40:10 : Book recommendations! Show notes: • Previous interview of Nadine I refer to a few times: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29bKEJ9jZsQ • Talk about the overlap of geo with the entertainment industry (Starts at 9min): https://vimeo.com/340070941 • OGC Innovation Program Developer Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/OGCDevSurvey • Cesium on building the open metaverse: https://cesium.com/blog/2021/08/13/a-birds-of-a-feather-session-building-the-open-metaverse/ • Book & media recommendations: • Daniel O’Donohue’s podcast, Mapscaping: https://mapscaping.com/ • Aravind Ravichandran’s podcast, TerraWatch Space: https://anchor.fm/terrawatch-space • Gap selling by Keenan • Culture Renovation by Kevin Oakes • Hello World: Being Human in the Age of Algorithms by Hannah Fry • Brick by Brick by David Robertson Please feel free to reach out, I truly do want to hear what you think of this :) • My Twitter: https://twitter.com/MaxLenormand • Reach out by email: [email protected] • New Twitter account for the podcast: https://twitter.com/MindsBehindMaps
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Ep 7 - Bruno Sánchez - Microsoft's Planetary Computer, Education & Impact ScienceWelcome back to another episode of Minds behind Maps! In this episode I sit down with Bruno Sánchez-Andrade Nuño, the Program Director of the Planetary Computer at Microsoft as well as the author of "Impact Science: The science of getting to radical social and environmental breakthroughs". About Bruno: • Twitter: https://twitter.com/brunosan • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nasonurb/ • Website: https://brunosan.eu/ • Bruno's book "Impact Science, The science of getting to radical social and environmental breakthroughs": https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/46137268-impact-science?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=jvKJBnRM5k&rank=1 • "Impact Science" on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07SN1L4L2/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1 Timestamps: • 4:20 : Conversation starts, Bruno presents himself • 10:30 : How Bruno entered Academia • 14:20 : Science / Engineering duality • 18:05 : Skills over Knowledge • 21:15 : How education could be more skill centered • 29:05 : How Bruno entered geospatial • 31:51 : At the edge of human knowledge of the Sun • 36:07 : Leaving NASA to focus on more applied projects • 40:04 : Trying to work for an NGO: “Bruno we don’t need a rocket scientist” • 47:53 : Cheap Data Science • 51:20 : Limitations & Playfulness for clever ideas • 55:18 : Writing “Impact Science” • 1:05:01 : From outputs to outcomes: a missing layer in Data Science • 1:11:08 : Data Informed instead of Data Driven • 1:17:44: Bruno's work at Microsoft as Program Director of the Planetary Computer • 1:33:18: Partnerships within the Planetary Computer project • 1:38:25 : Books & media recommendations Show notes: • OpenStreetMap: https://www.openstreetmap.orgFast.ai • : Applicable Machine Learning framework & lessons Kaggle.com • : Data Science competition platform • Origin of the term data science (under 'Etymology'): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_science • Bruno’s Medium blog post “In Defense of Cheap Data Science”: https://towardsdatascience.com/in-defense-of-cheap-data-science-f630f248d400 • Chai time data science interview of Jeremy Howard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=205j37G1cxw • India’s night light mapping project: http://india.nightlights.io/ • Microsoft's Planetary Computer: https://planetarycomputer.microsoft.com/ • Book recommendations: • A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson • The Martian by Andy Weir • Humankind by Rutger Bregman • Factfulness by Hans Rosling • Bruno's Goodread: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/19228134.Bruno_S_nchez_Andrade_Nu_o I'm sorry I couldn't find the story related to Youtube's video loading times! Please feel free to reach out! • My Twitter: https://twitter.com/MaxLenormand • Reach out by email: [email protected] • For news about the podcast: https://twitter.com/MindsBehindMaps
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Ep 8 - Joe Morrison - Selling Satellite Imagery, Synthetic Aperture Radar & Making Predictions in PublicJoe Morrison is the VP of Commercial Product at Umbra, who builds & operates Synthetic Aperture Radar satellites. He is determined to make satellite imagery more accessible, and has shared many of his thoughts about the Earth Observation industry on this blog "A Closer Look with Joe Morrison". We talk about how buying satellite imagery is not a solved problem, how he builds a team and how Umbra is trying to change how satellite imagery is sold. Joe compares the current Earth Observation market to the railroad companies of a few hundred years ago, and we discuss making predictions in public. Joe Morrison: • Twitter: https://twitter.com/mouthofmorrison • Substack Blog: https://joemorrison.substack.com/welcome • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-morrison/ Time stamps: • 6:30 - Episode begins, Joe presents himself • 8:48 - How does a people person end up in the map business? • 10:25 - Joe's story entering the geospatial field • 15:15 - People who use the word "geospatial" hate maps • 21:20 - Is "New Space" changing the industry? • (22:25 - Audio starts degrading a bit) • 29:00 - Why work on the infrastructure when applications are lacking? • 32:20 - Why Joe joined Umbra • 34:25 - What if buying X were like sat imagery • 37:25 - Is infrastructure ever solved? • (Audio is better again) • 40:18 - The importance of the people we work with • 49:05 - Space attracts people • 53:12 - Working with people who’ve interacted with your content & how we both create our content • 59:22 - Coming from a Space background • 1:06:10 - Fighting impostor syndrome • 1:10:55- A great team isn’t just great people • 1:17:40 - Is Umbra a data company? • 1:26:00 - Moving towards selling data as cheap as possible • 1:31:25 - Relationship between image providers and Defense & Governments • 1:36:10 - Umbra’s target audience • 1:42:58 - The technical barrier to entry and Joe’s thoughts on Analysis Ready Data • 1:45:40 - SAR imagery isn’t valuable in it’s own, it’s like salt • (Audio quality drops again a bit) • 1:52:28 - Making predictions about the industry in public • 2:00:33 - Insanity & Obsessions • (Audio quality is good again) • 2:08:02 - Joe’s Book Recommandation Show notes: • Umbra: https://umbra.space/ • Azavea: https://www.azavea.com/ • NACIS (National American Cartographic Information Society): https://nacis.org/ • GIS definition, video of guy trying to explaining his job to non geo people: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sg4YsAjreOA • Musk presenting Starship in 2016: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7Uyfqi_TE8 • Joe’s prediction Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/mouthofmorrison/status/1447917122772946951?s=20 • Book recommendation: “A river runs through it” by Norman Maclean • Band recommendation: Lawrence, their latest album: Hotel TV Please feel free to reach out! • My Twitter: https://twitter.com/MaxLenormand • Reach out by email: [email protected] • For news about the podcast: https://twitter.com/MindsBehindMaps
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Minds Behind Maps

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- Maxime Lenormand

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