Category Archives: Open Source

Got an idea? Share it!

TED talks are a great source of inspiration. One awesome thing about TED is that getting a ticket for one of the conferences can be very, very expensive, but after the conference many (if not all) of the talks are … Continue reading

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Community building

In my last post I wrote about open approaches for Earth Observation. Open (science/source/whatever) means community. I am in the middle of the reading of “The Art of Community” and it is very inspiring. In some ways, it reminds me … Continue reading

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Open Remote Sensing

Right after the recent Haiti earthquake a community of volunteers put their efforts together in order to build up to date maps of the area in order to help the humanitarian aid on the terrain. This community is the one … Continue reading

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Open tools for modeling and simulation

I has been now nearly 2 months since I moved to a new job. My research subject has slightly evolved, from sub-meter resolution image information extraction (mainly object recognition for scene interpretation) towards high temporal resolution for environment applications. The … Continue reading

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Update on chnaging places

I has been now nearly 2 months since I moved to a new job. My research subject has slightly evolved, from sub-meter resolution image information extraction (mainly object recognition for scene interpretation) towards high temporal resolution for environment applications. The … Continue reading

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Wikinomics

How mass collaboration changes everything I read this very interesting book and I truly recommend it. Just one thought: what about remote sensing?

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