London "Geo" Meetup

A monthly meetup for anyone working or interested in the geospatial/geography domain—professionals, students, academics, and hobbyists.

πŸŽ‰ LGM #1 (March 2026) has concluded β€” thank you to everyone who joined us!

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Event Details

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When
8th April, 6:00 PM onwards
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Where
Geovation, 65 Goswell Road, London EC1V 7EN
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Cost
Free β€” Signup Please

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Agenda

6:00 PM
Doors Open Arrive and meet fellow geo-enthusiasts
6:30 PM
Talks Begin 2–3 talks, each 15 min + 5 min Q&A
7:30 PM
Open Networking Continue conversations and exchange ideas
8:00 PM
Wrap Up Optional pub nearby for those who want to continue

Speakers

Andrei Nita
* Unfortunately, Andrei cannot attend due to unforeseen circumstances.
Andrei Nita
Chief Technology Officer
"Interactive Geospatial Intelligence"
β€” This speaker slot is open
Gabriella Edghill
Gabriella Edghill
Geospatial Analyst - Rebalance Earth
UK Power at Risk: Using open-source software to assess power loss risk from flooding
Gerardo Ezequiel Martin Carreno
Gerardo Ezequiel Martin Carreno
Full-Stack Spatial Data Scientist & Urban Sustainability Expert
Shaping Cool Cities: Multi-source data fusion for urban heat mitigation and modelling across six European cities

Venue

Open in OpenStreetMap β†’ Open in Google Maps β†’

What is "Geospatial"?

Geospatial refers to anything related to location and geography—maps, satellite imagery, GPS, spatial analysis, and the technology behind it all. If it has coordinates, it's geospatial.

Think Google Maps, urban planning, climate modelling, drone surveys, OpenStreetMap, routing algorithms, or even tracking your morning run. It's a broad field that touches almost every industry.

Who Should Attend?

This meetup is for everyone—you don't need to be an expert. If any of these describe you, you belong here:

  • Anyone curious about maps, data, and how location shapes our world
  • Students exploring geospatial as a career path
  • GIS analysts, cartographers, and remote sensing specialists
  • Developers building with spatial data, mapping libraries, or location APIs
  • Urban planners, environmental scientists, and researchers
  • Open source contributors (OSM, QGIS, PostGIS, GeoServer, etc.)

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The UK local chapter of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation

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