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Jun 1, 2024 18 min

GEOINT 2024 - Terry Busch

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Terry Busch, a legend in the geospatial industry, started as a military geographer and played a significant role in bringing maps to the internet. He was instrumental in building interactive web mapping services and web feature services, which led to the revolution of online mapping. He also recognized the power of social media data and its ability to provide real-time insights on world events. Additionally, he emphasized the importance of analytical tools and the need for improvement in scalability and AI analysis. In the next five years, he envisions advanced analytics and data science playing a larger role in providing global insights. Busch also highlighted the significance of archive data and preserving tradecraft knowledge. 🌍 Terry Busch is a legend in the geospatial industry, starting as a military geographer and contributing to the revolution of online mapping. 💡 He recognized the power of social media data in providing real-time insights on world events. 📈 Busch emphasized the need for improvement in analytical tools, scalability, and AI analysis. 🚀 In the next five years, he envisions advanced analytics and data science playing a larger role in providing global insights. 🗄️ Archive data and preserving tradecraft knowledge are important for detecting change and maintaining a baseline. For more content like this, check out www.projectgeospatial.com. #geospatial #analytics #datascience #AI #mapping

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