Videos

The Living Planet Symposium 2025 opened on 23 June in Vienna. A session on 26 June explored how advances in satellite tech and falling launch costs are transforming Earth observation. Key European industry leaders shared insights on emerging opportunities.

In this *Geoawesome* session, experts from EUSPA—including Justyna Redelkiewicz, Martin Šunkevič, and Florent Koné—break down key trends shaping GNSS. They explore multi-constellation systems, secure positioning, sensor fusion, and real-world applications in mobility, robotics, and agriculture. A must-watch for anyone in satellite navigation and PNT.

In this episode of *Problem Solved*, Aleks and Muthu talk with Jeff Raimo (HERE) and Luca Perletta (Maxar) about the evolution of digital maps. They cover HERE’s 40-year journey, Maxar’s HD satellite imagery, and how AI is transforming mapmaking. Learn how satellite, sensor, and probe data are building the future of real-time, self-updating maps.

In this "Geoawesome Meetup", Asuka Wachi from Synspective explains how SAR satellites support mining from exploration to closure. She shares real-world uses of radar for monitoring subsidence, tailings dams, and environmental impacts, highlighting how Synspective bridges space tech with on-the-ground challenges. Ideal for those focused on ESG, safety, and risk management.

In this Geoawesome Meetup, Asuka Wachi from Synspective explains how SAR satellites support mining from exploration to closure. She shares real-world uses of radar for monitoring subsidence, tailings dams, and environmental impacts, highlighting how Synspective bridges space tech with on-the-ground challenges. Ideal for those focused on ESG, safety, and risk management.

In this Geoawesome Meetup episode, Elizabeth Langlois from Airbus Geospatial shares how Airbus’s satellite constellation supports the mining industry. She covers on-demand high-res EO data, practical uses of optical imagery and DEMs, and real-world mining applications—from exploration to post-closure. Great insights for anyone in mining, geospatial, or ESG.

In this episode of Problem Solved, Muthu talks with Sean Wiid, CEO of UP42, about why accessing satellite imagery is still so difficult. They discuss pricing opacity, clunky ordering, and data quality—issues highlighted in a Geoawesome survey. Sean shares how UP42 tackles these challenges with a platform-first approach, plus insights on its upcoming acquisition by Neo Space Group and Saudi Arabia’s space investments. A must-listen for anyone working with Earth observation data.

Discover how the Spatial Web redefines space, time, and geography for AI agents operating in high-dimensional and graph-based knowledge spaces. This talk introduces the IEEE P2874 draft standard, exploring how spatial context, identity, and location-based permissions shape AI-driven applications — from autonomous warehouses to global carbon markets.

Explore the EU Space Academy, powered by EUSPA — a free online platform offering expert-led courses, mentoring, and coaching in GNSS, Earth Observation, space business, and career development. Join 35+ industry leaders and take your space career or startup to the next level.

In this episode of Problem Solved, we talk with Ben Winters from Population Explorer about how satellite data and AI are improving population estimates where census data falls short. Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel to learn how geospatial tech is transforming decision-making worldwide.

New Episode of Problem Solved is here! In Ep. 2, we dive into the power of geospatial standards with Peter Rabley, CEO of OpenGeospatial. Discover how open standards drive innovation, AI, and collaboration in EO and beyond.

Geoawesome Digital Event #39 (2/2): How Vegetation Management Prevents Forest Fires!
Batuhan Kavlak from UP42 shows how very high-resolution satellite imagery supports wildfire monitoring before, during, and after events. Watch the full talk on Geoawesome!

Geoawesome Digital Event #39: How Vegetation Management Prevents Forest Fires (1/2)!
Ellie Jones from Wyvern discusses how hyperspectral satellite data and machine learning can improve vegetation monitoring and early wildfire detection.

In the first episode of Problem Solved, Geoawesome explores how geospatial technology can accelerate decarbonization in the built environment. Aleksander Buczkowski and Muthukumar Kumar speak with Bobbie H Kalra, Founder of Magnasoft, about leveraging AI-powered insights, digital twins, and MGREEN to streamline carbon reduction - making sustainability scalable, efficient, and impactful.

Join Geoawesome’s expert panel on the State of Earth Observation in 2025, exploring key trends, AI, satellite tech, and the future of EO-driven solutions.

Los Angeles faces devastation in January 2025 as wildfires, fueled by climate extremes and human factors, cause massive loss of life, property, and $150 billion in damages. This video by Matt Forrest reveals how geospatial technology tracked the fires, supported emergency response, and highlights lessons for preventing future tragedies.

Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) is a unique problem-solving technology with remarkable impact. In this video, visionary leaders and technology professionals describe what GIS is, how it works, and why it matters.

Explore how Bee Maps is revolutionizing the mapping industry in this episode of Geoawesome Talk. Learn about their innovative use of hardware, blockchain technology, and AI to transform geospatial data collection and redefine mapping on a global scale.

Discover the Qutub Shahi Tombs, Hyderabad’s timeless architectural treasures, now digitally preserved through Hexagon’s cutting-edge reality capture technology. This project, using Leica’s advanced sensors and software, brings to life a digital twin of the tombs, allowing audiences worldwide to explore their intricate details and historical significance. Join us in preserving and experiencing the grandeur of these 16th-century monuments - now and for future generations.

In this video, urban geographer Daniel Steiner breaks down the unique history and influences that shaped Brooklyn's modern-day map. It explains how historical boundaries, zoning laws, and urban development have shaped Brooklyn into the vibrant, diverse landscape we see today.