Conference Lightning Talk: Serverless GeoTiffs Slides from my recent presentation at Rasters Revealed 2021 on Rasterio and AWS Lambda container images.
Addressing Announcing LandSafe - Geocoding for UAVs Addresscloud Wins Geospatial Commission's Transport Innovation Competition
Addressing Using Hexagons to Address Risk Addresses are the way people think about place. This presentation at SDSC20 shows how we use the H3 geospatial index to make our address queries faster and more efficient.
Technology Elasticsearch for Geo We wanted to build a service that was lightning-fast but able to cope with the complex nuances of addresses, Elasticsearch gave us all of this out of the box and we have not looked back
Technology Serverless PostGIS Expanding on my recent presentation at FOSS4G UK Online 2020 this post looks at our experience running Serverless PostGIS using AWS Aurora for Postgres.
Cloud Building for Scale: Serverless for Geospatial Serverless is at the heart of Addresscloud - it is the mechanism by which our service scales to support hundreds of underwriters performing thousands of transactions every day.
Technology Serverless Geospatial It's an exciting time to be building geospatial tech. The volume and quality of geographic data that are now available are unprecedented. Serverless affords the opportunity to create applications without the overheads of server and database management.
Technology Serverless Zoomstack on AWS Learn how to serve vector tiles for mapping using the Amazon CloudFront service to provide a global audience with low latency at very low cost
Cloud #GeoMob Presentation Faster Rasters in the Cloud - presented at #GeoMob London. In the presentation I focused on how a serverless approach helped us solve the business challenge of creating efficient services around large data-sets.
Flood A Serverless Solution for Faster Flood Queries Mapped on a five metre grid a single raster image of Great Britain contains 24.2 billion pixels. Raster datasets make big geographic information easy to share and quick to visualise. But what