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A monthly meetup for anyone working or interested in the geospatial/geography domain—professionals, students, academics, and hobbyists.
Thanks to everyone who joined LGM #6. Join us in person at Geovation on 11th November 2026!
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Workshop and/or open floor from 7:30 PM
Join us in person at Geovation, 65 Goswell Road, London EC1V 7EN on 11th November. Speaker and workshop details will be announced here.
Speaker and workshop details will follow.
AI Research Engineer
From Satellite to Seed: Where AI Agents Fit in a Flood Project
Satellites can show where floods hit farmland, but every step from picture to map adds a bit of guesswork. Kayode shows how his team checked that guesswork in a rice-farming town, where the AI helper got things wrong, and why picking which farmers got flood-tolerant rice seed was still a job for people.
Independent researcher
Using OpenStreetMap to Model the UK Energy Grid
Can simulations of complex societal problems help us better understand them, have better discussions between us and make better decisions? The National Energy Explorer simulation aims to test that and it needed to have the UK electrical grid modelled in it. I'll show how you can use OpenStreetMap data and new open source tools from PyPSA to build the UK electricity grid. And then we'll play with it in a serious game and see if it might support us understand what national plans actually add up.
Founder @ Blurry
Photorealistic 3D for the geospatial industry
First there were point clouds, now it's 3D gaussian splatting that took the world by storm. Having access to a visually pleasing 3D representation changes the way surveyors and geospatial professionals work on a day-to-day basis.
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.
This meetup is for everyone—you don’t need to be an expert. If any of these describe you, you belong here:
