Geomob Belgium is coming up on 23 June and will be our final Geomob before we take a break for the summer!
We'll be back on 16 September with Geomob London.
In the meantime, here’s what’s coming up:
📍 Geomob Berlin - 18.06 (a few spots still available)
📍 Geomob Belgium - 23.06
📍 Geomob London - 16.09
All info and registration links here: https://thegeomob.com/
#geomobBER #geomobbe #geomobLON
Photo: #geobeers and other beverages at Geomob Berlin, April 2026
Last night we were back in Clerkenwell for Geomob London.
Thanks to everyone who joined us for another fun evening, here's our recap
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10/ Our next London event will be on Wednesday, 16 Sept 2026
Sign-up is open, and we still have a few speaking slots, please volunteer
https://thegeomob.com/post/september-16th-2026-geomoblon-details
We hope to see you there
7/ Finally, we heard from Patrick Rickles who shared his perspective on geospatial careers, the strengths of a geospatial background, but also some of the challenges facing members of the industry in the current dynamic tech/information landscape
9/ We adjourned to the Sutton Arms for the second half of the evening - discussion and networking over drinks generously paid for by our sponsors.
• Avineon Tensing https://www.avineon-tensing.com
• Esri UK https://www.esriuk.com
• Ed Parsons https://www.edparsons.com
• Geolytix https://geolytix.com
• Mappery https://mappery.org
• OGC https://www.ogc.org
• OpenCage https://opencagedata.com
•Thunderforest https://www.thunderforest.com
6/ Fifth speaker of the evening was Dane Rossenrode, of On a Map https://onamap.org giving an overview of geo APIs
4/ 3rd speaker was Geomob regular Dennis Bauszus explains precisely what OSGeo @osgeo is, what the organisation does, and how people can get involved.
This is particularly relevant for the UK and next year's annual global conference #FOSS4G will be held in Bristol (Aug 2027). Get involved!
5/ Heidi Hurst of Arctic Research & Development https://arcticrd.com was our next speaker, sharing with us the problem of "Pole bonk" and the challenges of mapping the Earth's poles
3/ Next we heard from Jake Wilkins of Epoch https://epoch.blue about the work they do on using earth observation for tracking the first mile of tropical soft commodities like palm oil to ensure sustainability compliance
2/ Our first speaker of the evening Aba Osunsade of our hosts, Geovation, explaining the many benefits they offer the UK geospatial community.
Learn more and become a member https://members.geovation.uk
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