I traveled to Auckland, New Zealand to attend the global FOSS4G 2025 conference. An annual gathering of the top open-source voices in geospatial - this event had a lot to offer. Check out my detailed blog post with details on the sessions and resources.
Just a week to go before our next cohort of the Python Foundation for Spatial Analysis course. Learning Python is an essential skill for geospatial professionals in the age of AI - and our globally acclaimed live instructor-led class will help you get started in this journey. Last few seats left.
We built and launched a new workshop that teaches how to use the Google Earth Engine Plugin for QGIS. This enables QGIS users to use data from GEE’s vast data catalog in QGIS without any coding.
We published a whole set of new Python tutorials for working with large scale remote sensing datasets. Each tutorial is accompanied by a Notebook that can be run on Google Colab for free. (Click the 🚀 icon located at the top of each tutorial to open it on Colab)
Check out the video recording of my talk featuring real-world case studies for automating complex workflows using QGIS Model Designer.
I am part of the local organizing committee for the upcoming FOSS4G Asia 2026 conference. This conference will take place in Nashik, India from 21-25 Janauary 2026. I invite you to submit a talk, workshop, or a paper and join us at this international gathering of open-source community.
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