Tickets for the Spring Fling are sold out! Sadly we are limited by the capacity of our venue and cannot increase tickets. Our waitlist is currently full. If you are registered and can no longer attend, please update your ticket to make space! This is an intensely educational session for practitioners of all things open-source geospatial. If you care about geometry busting workflows, brain dumping academic research, parsing vertices while flying drones, code as well as content, usability through design, then show up and eat free food!
Join us for this special all-day-kinda event at the magical University of Washington in Seattle. Our number one goal is to make the Spring Fling a welcoming event for everybody.
Schedule : The first half of the day is a combination of 20 minute talks and lightening talks. The afternoon will have a number of workshops for beginner and advanced users.
Check out the UW parking page for more information. Check out the newly opened light rail station just south of Anderson Hall at Huskey stadium - a perfect way to get to campus from downtown. Contact : Send us a message hello cugos. Hit us up on twitter cugosorg! Mapbox is built on open source software and collaboration.
Dane will recap the history of open development at Mapbox, share stories of how it has shaped our team and culture, and present challenges they face as open source goes mainstream and Mapbox grows. The evolution of advanced sensors and UAV technology is transforming how farmers can manage their crop health and maximize their yields. Micasense will provide a summary of the aircraft systems being used worldwide, and overview how multispectral data is collected and processed to provide valuable temporal data and crop health maps to growers.
