CUGOS Lightning Talks

By popular demand, we are doing lightning talks this month! Here’s how it works:

• Share a one-sentence description of your topic to hello@cugos.org, or edit this page to get on the agenda. This is a great opportunity to share rough drafts, open questions, or silly sidequests.
• Each presenter has 5 minutes to share their topic, with a firm cutoff
• All presentation types are welcome—no need for slides if you don’t want them
• After the talk ends, we’ll have time for one or two questions while the next person sets up.
• We’ll leave some open time at the end of the meeting for informal discussions and follow-up. If you presented an open question, bring your computer so people can help you solve it!

Lightning talk topics

• Keenan Ganz: the USFS TreeMap dataset and the “missing link” between tabular and raster data
• Stephen Mangum: working with QGIS print layouts
• Nat Henry: Measuring turnover in OpenStreetMap points of interest using changesets
• Karsten Vennemann: PostGIS is Cool – A Few Ways to Use It Like a Geo Ninja.
• Anthony Lukach: applying nuanced auth policies to STAC APIs
• Ryan Small: Software Dark Factories

More coming soon!