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October 27, 2026
No One Knows the State of the Art in Geospatial Foundation Models
Geospatial foundation models hold promise for disaster response, land-cover mapping, and earth-observation tasks, yet inconsistent evaluation and limited access to weights hinder practical deployment. This post audits 152 papers to reveal reproducibility gaps and proposes six actionable recommendations to standardize benchmarks, release practices, and comparisons across the field.
September 25, 2026
Community Experts Help Fields of The World Flourish
Taylor Geospatial convenes international experts to improve usability of Fields of The World, the first open ecosystem for global agricultural field boundary detection from satellite imagery.
August 3, 2026
Introducing the Fields of The World User Advisory Group
Fields of The World is growing beyond its global launch, and we're inviting practitioners to help shape what comes next. Applications for our first User Advisory Group are open through August 14.
July 27, 2026
Satellites for Peace: Why the Vatican Cares About Earth Observation
International experts and humanitarian leaders recently convened at a Vatican workshop to explore how democratizing access to satellite imagery can create a transparent, community-governed public infrastructure for global humanitarian efforts.
July 15, 2026
How geospatial AI is helping aid groups predict famine and deliver food
Devex — A St. Louis nonprofit is investing in AI to help WFP, FEWS NET, and other groups build and improve open-source tools for humanitarians to deliver food aid much more quickly and efficiently to people in need.
June 25, 2026
Hannah Kerner Named U.S. Nominee for the APEC ASPIRE Prize
Taylor Geospatial research advisor Hannah Kerner recognized for advancing scientific research in AI and data science to promote industrial innovation and economic resilience.