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  1. 2025mumble | delegate | ponder1 talk

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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  • FOSS4G
  • PGConf NYC (Postgres Summit US from 2026)
  • SciPy Conference (Scientific Computing with Python)

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Aug 30, 2026FOSS4G 2026FOSS4GworkshopBoundless Demand, Bounded Earth: A 3D Look at Cities and Resources

An interactive workshop delivering 3D, place-based stories on biodiversity loss, climate pressures, finite resources, and urban growth.

Aug 30, 2026FOSS4G 2026FOSS4GspeakerDrawing the Lines: Visualizing the role of climate change and urbanization shaping human-bear interactions in Japan
Japan has witnessed a surge in human-bear interactions, raising concerns about public safety and wildlife conservation. This phenomenon can potentially be…Show less

Japan has witnessed a surge in human-bear interactions, raising concerns about public safety and wildlife conservation. This phenomenon can potentially be traced back to dual pressures of climate change, urbanization significantly altering bear habitats and food sources.

Aug 30, 2026FOSS4G 2026FOSS4GspeakerNot on Your Google Maps: The Map Is Not the Territory
Think of a map as an artistic still life. Our framing often excludes items just out of view. Being completely factual is not the same as being factually…Show less

Think of a map as an artistic still life. Our framing often excludes items just out of view. Being completely factual is not the same as being factually complete. Let’s learn skills to enhance our digital stories from 3D environments. New perspectives lead to improved perception.

Sep 29, 2025PGConf NYC 2025PGConf NYC (Postgres Summit US from 2026)speakerDecoding Climate Science with Open Data Resources: What AI's Energy Needs Mean for Our Planet
as mumble | delegate | ponder

Have you heard the expression, Losing the Forest Through the Trees? In a nutshell it means being so focused on details that we miss the bigger picture.

Jul 10, 2023SciPy 2023SciPy Conference (Scientific Computing with Python)tutorialPython for answering geospatial questions: exploring social inequity in our communities
We love Python but maybe not enough to commit to an entire coding language. What if we could understand the fundamentals and begin working with real-time data…Show less

We love Python but maybe not enough to commit to an entire coding language. What if we could understand the fundamentals and begin working with real-time data in a single session?

Jun 26, 2023FOSS4G 2023FOSS4GkeynoteOpen-Source Solutions: Expanding our Humanity with Data Stories
Geospatial analysis welcomes an audience to interact with complex interactions and dynamic shifts in ecosystem balance. Location intelligence collected as data…Show less

Geospatial analysis welcomes an audience to interact with complex interactions and dynamic shifts in ecosystem balance. Location intelligence collected as data layers mirror a symphony or chapters in a book.

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Aman Bagrecha2—2026
Andrea Aime2—2026
Angelos Tzotsos2—2026
Antonio Cerciello2—2026
Batuhan Kavlak2—2026
Benjamin Webb2—2026
Cheun-gill Park2—2026
Christopher Beddow2—2026
Craig Taverner2—2026
Danijel Schorlemmer2—2026
Dennis Bauszus2—2026
Dimple Jain2—2026
Edoardo Neerhut2—2026
Erin Stein2—2026
Federica Gaspari2—2026

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.