GIS: Access satellite data with zero code using AI agents
Using AI agents to search and visualise Microsoft Planetary Computer data with natural language
Hello! Today is Friday and here’s your end-of-week-catch-up on all things geospatial.
Zero-code satellite data access: A new tutorial demonstrates using AI agents to search and visualise Microsoft Planetary Computer data with natural language, making satellite imagery accessible without coding.
The ultimate GIS file format guide: A new infographic breaks down 20 essential GIS file formats—covering vector, raster, and 3D/elevation data. A great resource to bookmark.
One-click PostGIS databases are here: A new tool on MapHub makes creating a PostGIS database as simple as a single click, making collaborative GIS projects easier than ever.
Find Sentinel-2 tiles effortlessly: The Sentinel-2 Grid Explorer is an open-source web tool that lets you visually find and share the right satellite imagery tiles from over 57,000 global options.
AI agents come to geospatial analysis: CARTO’s new Agentic GIS shows how AI can run predefined spatial analyses through simple chat commands while keeping experts in control.
Cloud detection tools join GeoAI: The MultiClean and OmniCloudMask packages are now integrated into the GeoAI package, providing better cloud detection and segmentation for satellite imagery.
💡 Tip or resource of the week
- 7 FREE sources of LULC Data
- GIS Toolbox: Get ready for the #30daymapchallenge!
- Get the free planner and tracker made by Karolina Lehotska.
- I've been sharing my top 5 maps everyday. 👉 here
📝 Tutorials
- GeoAI: Learn the Python Package Step-by-Step
- Google Earth Engine Tutorials for Evapotranspiration
- Google Earth Engine Tutorials for Water
📩 Newsletters you don’t want to miss:
- Remote Sensing News by Rafaela Tiengo
- Matt Forrest
🔎 Jobs lists
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That's all for now, see you soon. 🫶🏼
-Veronica
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