Element 84

We had another great day during today's Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) sessions! We heard from some more members of the E84 team, including Bradley (Brad) Andrick with an interactive discussion about user experience (https://lnkd.in/eC4YdnDr), and Matthew Hanson and Jason Gilman during the Next Generation Search and Discovery session (https://lnkd.in/e5tN44cq).

The 2024 Summer Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Meeting kicked off with a bang today in Asheville, NC! E84-er Jason Gilman contributed to the first-day excitement with his talk focused on the hype surrounding #AI and #ML, and how these concepts can be applied to search and discovery with geospatial data. If you missed his talk or if you're interested in learning more about these ideas come meet up with us at ESIP this week -- or just send us a message. We'd love to chat!

We're closing in on the deadline for submissions to our 2024 #Geospatial Technology Radar! Last year, we launched this radar with the goal of highlighting industry achievements, while functioning as a knowledge sharing platform for the geospatial community. To learn more and contribute to this year's edition: https://lnkd.in/eN7DK5fk #TechRadar

Our Satellite Geospatial Accelerator is next in our list of solutions we're sharing this week! This solution is the key to bootstrapping your ground segment ingest, archive, processing, & distribution functionality. With our team's level of deep, industry-specific knowledge, we can bring down your cost of implementation while developing custom elements and distribution pipelines based on STAC to boost your functionality and train your team on the processes we use. If you have any questions about how this might look in action, send us a message! Check it out and learn more: https://lnkd.in/eby5FKH2

Know anyone who would be a natural fit for the E84 team? We're looking for some new engineers! Learn more about our open positions below, and feel free to reach out with any questions. - UI/UX Front End Engineer:  https://smrtr.io/m3WvR - Software Engineer - Federal Geospatial Contract: https://smrtr.io/m3Www - Geospatial Software Engineer: https://smrtr.io/m3Wxf - Senior DevOps Engineer: https://smrtr.io/m3WxK For even more info, check out our careers page: https://lnkd.in/eEcJ7kbC

We're having a great experience this week in DC at the #AWSSummit connecting with folks like Murty Chappidi while learning a lot from the AWS team and other partner organizations!

This week we launched a new set of solutions, and we can't wait to share them! If you’re looking for a maintainable geospatial infrastructure solution so that you can focus on your core competencies, our Geospatial Scaling Support offering is a resource tailored for you and your team. It features: - Discovery Assessment & Recommendations - Technical Architecture - Technical Implementation Roadmap - Technical Training and Documentation - Deployed production system (new or optimized) Learn more: https://lnkd.in/er6bNZA9

We're counting down the days until the ESIP Summer meeting! Our team is excited to present our AI/ML for search and discovery session, and we can't wait to connect with everyone in attendance. If you'll be there, let us know -- we'd love to connect!

E84-ers Matthew Hanson and Dan Pilone are in London for the TerraWatch Space #EOSummit! If you're here too let us know - we'd love to say hi. We're looking forward to a busy few days of connecting with like-minded EO folks!

As humans alter the land around them, imagine being able to see how changes in land cover could impact communities and their water resources – all without ever lifting a shovel or operating a bulldozer. That's what anyone in the world can do for free on ModelMyWatershed.org. This tool has been years in the making, and it's what brought me to the 2024 SatSummit last week, a conference for exploring the vast potential of satellite and airborne imagery to deepen our understanding of our planet. It was an honor to showcase groundbreaking work from our team at Stroud Water Research Center, particularly our expansion into global data with Model My Watershed. I was also inspired by the other Earth-observing scientists and practitioners I met.  A highlight of the event was Friday's Satellites and Water session, led by Mike Spaeth and joined by esteemed colleagues Colby Fisher, Ph.D., Katie Wetstone, and Tyler Anderson. Together, we delved into the current and future applications of satellite imagery, focusing on areas such as flood quantification and modeling harmful algal blooms. Their dedication and innovative thinking are driving us towards a more sustainable and compassionate world. On behalf of the Stroud Center, I would like to extend our sincere gratitude to our partners and collaborators, including Element 84 and LimnoTech, whose support has been invaluable. Special thanks also to our recent funders, Amazon Web Services (AWS) Environmental Equity Division, for their commitment to our shared vision of environmental stewardship and equity.