Oct 8th, 2019 #geomobLON

Event summary:

Here's our summary of last night's #geomobLON Thank you to all of our speakers and of course to @Geovation for letting us once again use their excellent facilities pic.twitter.com/aa3m0QikTp
— geomob (@geomob) October 9, 2019

When and where?

The fourth London #geomob of 2019 will be at 18:30 on Tuesday the 8th of October at Geovation Hub at (Sutton Yard, 65 Goswell Rd, London EC1V 7EN).

Why?

The goal of Geomob is to provide a forum to learn and exchange ideas about any interesting services and projects that deal with location. Everyone working in or curious about the location space or with location services is welcome. You absolutely do not need to be some sort of GIS expert (though GIS experts are of course welcome as well).

Agenda

Our format for the evening will be as it always has been:

doors open at 18:00, set up and general mingling
at 18:30 we begin the talks with a very brief introduction
Each speaker will have slides and speak for 10-15 minutes. After each talk there will be time for 2-3 questions.
We vote by show of hands for the best speaker. The winner will receive a SplashMap and unending glory (see the full list of all past winners).
We head to a nearby pub for discussion and #geobeers paid for by the sponsors.

The speakers:

Lukasz Bonenberg of Nottingham University will share the FLAMINGO initiative with us.
Saber Razmjooei will present Input, an open source mobile app (based on QGIS) for surveying.
Dennis Bauszus will talk about “Custom and drawful application interfaces”
James Morley will presents a bit of geo focused cultural heritage and history via his A Street Near You service.
Simon Gillespie of Anjin Games will discuss Creating a realtime streaming model of Manhattan for VR