Geo-Resolution is an annual conference co-hosted by Saint Louis University and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. The aim is to encourage collaboration between government, academia, and industry to grow the geospatial ecosystem. Speakers and panelists discuss the latest innovations in geospatial science and how researchers can partner with industry and government to address critical issues around the globe. They also discuss training a new generation of skilled workers in the geospatial landscape and how geospatial research can impact the development and growth of the area. Register here for 2022 Geo-Resolution.
The Taylor Geospatial Institute will hold an annual research conference on GIS Day in November. This conference serves as a platform for Institute researchers to share their research and facilitate an open exchange of ideas. Make sure to sign up for our newsletter to receive future information on this event.
Open dialogue and the exchange of ideas is critical to the Institute’s mission of fostering collaboration and innovation in the geospatial sciences. The National Speakers Series helps to accomplish this goal. It will feature a distinguished geospatial scientist or individual whose work has made an impact on geospatial research. These talks, which will be open to the public, will play an important role as a way for geospatial scientists to present new, cutting-edge research to their peers, and an opportunity for a broader audience to learn more about innovative research in the geospatial sciences. To get more information about this Speaker Series, sign up for our newsletter.
This calendar is for our research institutions to post virtual or in-person geospatial speakers, conferences, workshops, events, and more for everyone in the community to watch or attend. Check back regularly or sign up for our newsletter to see what’s new all year round.
This event is only open to students, staff, and faculty at TGI partner institutions. Let by guest speakers from Planet Labs, this symposium and workshop is designed to help researchers learn how to make the most of Planet data available to them through the Planet-TGI partnership.
ABSTRACT The fundamental concept of the probability of detection in structural health monitoring is introduced. The traditional Probability of Detection (POD) method as described in the Department of Defense Handbook MIL-HDBK-1823A for nondestructive evaluation systems does not take the time dependency of data collection into account. When applied to in-situ sensors for the measurement of […]
This symposium is sponsored by the Midwest Intelligence Community Center for Academic Excellence (MW-IC CAE) at Saint Louis University. This symposium will provide a unique opportunity to accelerate the application of Open Source (OSINT) & Social Media (SOCMINT) by bringing together industry, higher education, and the Intelligence Community (IC). The shared goal is to explore […]
The new Taylor Geospatial Institute made international waves when it debuted in St. Louis last year. The Danforth Center is one of its founding partners. Learn how plant science and geospatial science are already intricately interwoven in this panel presentation about cutting-edge technology, the future of agriculture, and the role of St. Louis as a […]