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Bernardo Salazar

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  1. 2026UrbanDataLabs3 talks
Events1
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Talks3
Years active2026
Talk freshness1003 different talks in 3 · 1 circuit, 24 months

The year around now

Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

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Held in the past 12 months Next 12 months Today, Nov 9, 2026

Appearances by year

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Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Nov 2, 2026FOSS4G North America 2026FOSS4G North AmericaspeakerCivic GeoShell for Emergency Map Sprawl
as UrbanDataLabs
Emergency map ecosystems sprawl quickly: dashboards, web maps, portals, feeds, and field apps. This talk demonstrates a local-first Civic GeoShell pattern that…Show less

Emergency map ecosystems sprawl quickly: dashboards, web maps, portals, feeds, and field apps. This talk demonstrates a local-first Civic GeoShell pattern that inventories, creates handoffs, and routes failures instead of building yet another operating-picture dashboard.

Nov 2, 2026FOSS4G North America 2026FOSS4G North AmericaspeakerSparse Data, Stronger Maps
as UrbanDataLabs
Rural GIS is often framed as a capacity problem. This talk reframes it as resilient design, showing how open-source tools, offline packages, lightweight…Show less

Rural GIS is often framed as a capacity problem. This talk reframes it as resilient design, showing how open-source tools, offline packages, lightweight metadata, and handoff workflows help maps survive thin staff, weak signal, and sparse data.

Nov 2, 2026FOSS4G North America 2026FOSS4G North AmericaspeakerWildfire Needs a Hazmat Overlay
as UrbanDataLabs
Wildfire planning often maps fuels, structures, and evacuation zones while missing stored chemicals. This talk shows how open-source geospatial workflows can…Show less

Wildfire planning often maps fuels, structures, and evacuation zones while missing stored chemicals. This talk shows how open-source geospatial workflows can connect Tier II inventories, WUI fire risk, responder safety, runoff concerns, and pre-incident planning.

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