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Sep 23, 2024 44 min

Geospatial Data Demystified: Satellites, AI, and Earth’s Hidden Data

from AI 'N Stuff Hosted by James McCammon

This week, my guest was Yohan Iddawela. Yohan is a geospatial data scientist at the Asian Development Bank and previously worked for the World Bank. He has a PhD in economic geography from the London School of Economics. In this episode, we talked about all things related to geospatial analysis, including fascinating use cases for geospatial data, the integral role of satellites, how AI and machine learning are helping improve geospatial data quality, and a grab bag of other geospatial topics. Be sure to check out Yohan’s newsletter! It's called Spatial Edge, and you can find it on Substack. It covers all the latest innovations in geospatial analysis. You can view a condensed transcript of this conversation along with relevant links here.

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