June 23, 2026

AI project aims to help humanitarian organizations identify food security risks in conflict zones

A new initiative at Arizona State University seeks to provide earlier, more accessible insights into emerging food security risks by combining artificial intelligence, or AI, satellite observations and natural-language tools.

GIFS In the News

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.

May 19, 2026

Fields of the World on Great Data Products

Jed Sundwall, executive director of Radiant Earth, creator of Source Cooperative, interviews Jen Marcus and Isaac Corley about Fields of The World.

March 5, 2026

Taylor Geospatial Institute and Engine roll into a single nonprofit focused on GeoAI

St. Louis Magazine; March 5, 2026

June 10, 2026

Mapping Every Field on Earth

Spatial Stack's Matt Forrest interviews Jennifer Marcus, VP for Strategic Innovation Programs and Isaac Corley, Director of AI/ML Research, about Fields of The World.

May 4, 2026

Taylor Geospatial unveils global field dataset

SpaceNews — Providing a template for applying AI to satellite imagery to create other global datasets

April 23, 2026

Agricultural Field Boundaries, Mapped Globally for the First Time

For the first time, every agricultural field on Earth has a boundary on the map. Taylor Geospatial funded and co-developed this work with Microsoft AI for Good Lab — one of the most ambitious GeoAI efforts we know of — because we believe GeoAI should work everywhere, not just in the data-rich regions where labeled training data is abundant. Today, it’s publicly available for everyone to benefit from.

May 5, 2026

Boundaries of agricultural fields worldwide now publicly available

McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis; May 5, 2026

May 27, 2026

Transforming Global Food Systems: New Geospatial Innovations Aim to Combat Hunger and Support Agricultural Stability

A new suite of geospatial innovations designed to turn data into actionable intelligence for global...

March 5, 2026

Taylor Geospatial merges 2 nonprofits to speed geospatial AI tools from lab to market

St. Louis Business Journal; March 5, 2026

June 8, 2026

Convening a National Roadmap on Agricultural Nitrous Oxide MMRV Research

Taylor Geospatial was honored to help guide this effort alongside colleagues at the Natural Resources Defense Council, bringing together researchers from universities, federal agencies, industry, and the nonprofit sector to reach consensus on the research needed to develop fit-for-purpose tools and methods to measure, model, and ultimately reduce the nitrous oxide emissions that come from the ways we grow our food.

June 11, 2026