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Taylor Geospatial Institute Announces Next Round of Planet Fellowship Program
Researchers using Earth observation data at eight institutions are encouraged to apply St. Louis, MO — The Taylor Geospatial Institute (TGI) is pleased to announce a new round of its Planet Fellowship program, aimed at advancing innovative research using Earth…
TGI Challenge: Harnessing Geospatial Innovation for a more food secure future
TGI is launching the Geospatial Innovation The Geospatial Innovation for Food Security Challenge to bring together experts and practitioners to leverage cutting-edge geospatial technologies to strengthen our global food systems. Learn about collaboration and funding…
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TGI Spotlight: Rethinking Multimodal Localization
By Bob Grant Localization, precisely pinpointing the position of a person, autonomous vehicle, or anything else on planet Earth, is one of the holy grails of geospatial technology. There are various localization methods, including GPS, beacon-based localization,…
Taylor Geospatial Institute Announces Inaugural Town Hall Meeting
ST. LOUIS – The Taylor Geospatial Institute invites the geospatial community to attend the consortium’s inaugural Town Hall Meeting on Wednesday, May 22, 2024. The event will be held at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center, one of the eight academic and research…
Inaugural Town Hall, Climate Research Spotlight, and More! TGI Connect, the Taylor Geospatial Institute Newsletter: April 2024
TGI Seeks a Director of Research Development to Help Spark a Revolution in Geospatial Science and Technology
April 24, 2024 It is an exciting time to be in the field of geospatial science and technology. With rapid advancements in AI, AR/VR, digital twins, sensors, and more, coupled with more geospatial data being available than ever before in an unbelievable number of…
TGI-funded Project Uses Geospatial Tech to Study Permafrost, Plants, and Wildfire
By Bob Grant The arctic tundra is a surprisingly dynamic ecosystem that at first glance appears to be a windswept, frigid wasteland. But further investigation reveals that it hosts hundreds of plant species—mostly shrubs, mosses, and grasses— that jockey for space…
Who Do You Call When Your 15-Foot Dinosaur Needs a Doctor?
by Bob Grant, Executive Director of Communications, Research Researchers at Saint Louis University and the Taylor Geospatial Institute are answering the call to ensure that future generations of visitors to the Saint Louis Science Center will be amazed by their…