Geo-Resolution is an annual conference co-hosted by Saint Louis University and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. The aim is of the international meeting 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.
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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.
Join us at Greater St. Louis Inc. for the TGI GeoAI Working Group Meeting The TGI GeoAI working group aims to influence policy and regulations, along with technology and geospatial advancements towards economic development, commercialization, and further research in the field to help address challenges in climate, national security, urban planning, and other domains that […]
Each year Esri hires interns to work in their Southern California headquarters and regional offices across the US. Esri offer full-time, paid internships, and the program is open to third- and fourth-year undergraduate students, graduate students, and PhD students. This briefing will walk students through the process of applying and dive deeper into the experience […]
Yotta 2024 will focus on 7 key pillars that will define the future of digital infrastructure, led by C-level leaders from across the entire industry ecosystem. Deploying AI Compute Scaling Digital Infrastructure Sustainably Network, Everywhere, All at Once Digital Infrastructure Investment Forum The Data Center of the Future At the Intersection of Data and Energy […]
Save the date for the I-GUIDE Forum 2024: Convergence Science and Geospatial AI for Environmental Sustainability! Join us in Jackson, WY from October 14-16 for groundbreaking discussions and insights into harnessing technology for a sustainable future.
Join Amazon Web Services (AWS) and the Taylor Geospatial Institute (TGI) on October 29th in St. Louis to kick off a Generative AI for Geospatial Challenge. AWS and TGI are sponsoring a Generative AI for Geospatial Challenge that will bring together scientists, innovators, industry leaders, and the largest cloud resources to explore and expand the art of […]
Join us at Greater St. Louis Inc. for the TGI GeoAI Working Group Meeting The TGI GeoAI working group aims to influence policy and regulations, along with technology and geospatial advancements towards economic development, commercialization, and further research in the field to help address challenges in climate, national security, urban planning, and other domains that […]
Join the TGI team for a kickoff workshop in which participants will form teams and collaborate to identify broad sets of potentially interesting problems where current innovations in geospatial technologies and methods could be leveraged to improve future food security. The first in a series of three workshops for the Geospatial Innovation for Food Security […]
For the tenth anniversary of the American Geographical Society’s (AGS) annual Fall Symposium, AGS and the Columbia Climate School (CCS) will bring together leading practitioners and thinkers from government, industry, academia, and the non-profit world to discuss how cooperation and conflict will impact a changing climate. Understanding geography and using geospatial technology will be essential […]
Join us at Greater St. Louis Inc. for the TGI GeoAI Working Group Meeting The TGI GeoAI working group aims to influence policy and regulations, along with technology and geospatial advancements towards economic development, commercialization, and further research in the field to help address challenges in climate, national security, urban planning, and other domains that […]
The TGI Spatial Humanities Working Group is excited to host its third Lab Talk of the year: Lee Morrison (PhD Candidate, Department of History, Washington University in St. Louis): Piecemeal Urbanization: A Comparative GIS Approach to Medieval Neighborhoods This event will be both in-person at WashU and online via Zoom. Please register here for further information.
