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Jarrett Keifer

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  1. 2024–2026Element 8420 talks

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

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

Appearances by year

201920202021202220232024202520262027
  • FOSS4G
  • FOSS4G North America
  • CNG Forum (Cloud-Native Geospatial Conference)

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Nov 2, 2026FOSS4G North America 2026FOSS4G North AmericaspeakerDo formats exist? Towards a unified foundation for data tooling
as Element 84
What if data formats didn't need their own libraries? The cylf ecosystem leverages WebAssembly to make codecs, format drivers, and storage drivers modular,…Show less

What if data formats didn't need their own libraries? The cylf ecosystem leverages WebAssembly to make codecs, format drivers, and storage drivers modular, sandboxed, and fetchable on-demand. Each can be developed independently and on its own lifecycle.

Nov 2, 2026FOSS4G North America 2026FOSS4G North AmericaworkshopExploring Cloud Native Geospatial Data Formats: Hands-on with Vectors
as Element 84
Dig into geospatial vector formats—including GeoJSON, WKT/WKB, and cloud-native GeoParquet—using Python to see in detail how vector features are stored in each…Show less

Dig into geospatial vector formats—including GeoJSON, WKT/WKB, and cloud-native GeoParquet—using Python to see in detail how vector features are stored in each format and to understand what cloud-native means for vector data.

Oct 6, 2026CNG Forum 2026CNG Forum (Cloud-Native Geospatial Conference)speakerUntitled
as Element 84
Aug 30, 2026FOSS4G 2026FOSS4GspeakerAnatomy of a file
as Element 84
Raster, vector, point cloud: every geospatial format solves the same core problems, including linearization, chunking, compression, and metadata. Let’s build a…Show less

Raster, vector, point cloud: every geospatial format solves the same core problems, including linearization, chunking, compression, and metadata. Let’s build a format from scratch to see these concerns in practice.

Aug 30, 2026FOSS4G 2026FOSS4GspeakerDo formats exist? Towards a unified foundation for data tooling
as Element 84
What if data formats didn't need their own libraries? The cylf ecosystem leverages WebAssembly to make codecs, format drivers, and storage drivers modular,…Show less

What if data formats didn't need their own libraries? The cylf ecosystem leverages WebAssembly to make codecs, format drivers, and storage drivers modular, sandboxed, and fetchable on-demand. Each can be developed independently and on its own lifecycle.

Aug 30, 2026FOSS4G 2026FOSS4GworkshopExploring Cloud Native Geospatial Data Formats: Hands-on with Rasters
as Element 84
Dig into three cloud-native raster formats—COGs, Zarr, and Kerchunk—and learn how data access works under the hood with hands-on Python exercises, no image…Show less

Dig into three cloud-native raster formats—COGs, Zarr, and Kerchunk—and learn how data access works under the hood with hands-on Python exercises, no image libraries required!

Aug 30, 2026FOSS4G 2026FOSS4GworkshopExploring Cloud Native Geospatial Data Formats: Hands-on with Vectors
as Element 84
Dig into geospatial vector formats—including GeoJSON, WKT/WKB, and cloud-native GeoParquet—using Python to see in detail how vector features are stored in each…Show less

Dig into geospatial vector formats—including GeoJSON, WKT/WKB, and cloud-native GeoParquet—using Python to see in detail how vector features are stored in each format and to understand what cloud-native means for vector data.

Nov 17, 2025FOSS4G 2025FOSS4Gspeaker(Re)Making Cirrus: Five Years Building a Data Orchestration Framework
as Element 84
A retrospective on building cirrus, a cloud-native framework for building STAC-based data orchestration pipelines. We'll look at the design and architecture…Show less

A retrospective on building cirrus, a cloud-native framework for building STAC-based data orchestration pipelines. We'll look at the design and architecture evolution over five years of development and some lessons learned adapting to ecosystem and requirement changes.

Nov 17, 2025FOSS4G 2025FOSS4GworkshopExploring Cloud-Native Geospatial Formats: Hands-on with Raster Data Workshop
as Element 84
Dig into three cloud-native raster formats—COGs, Zarr, and Kerchunk—and learn how data access works under the hood with hands-on Python exercises, no image…Show less

Dig into three cloud-native raster formats—COGs, Zarr, and Kerchunk—and learn how data access works under the hood with hands-on Python exercises, no image libraries required!

Nov 17, 2025FOSS4G 2025FOSS4GworkshopExploring Cloud-Native Geospatial Formats: Hands-on with Vector Data Workshop
as Element 84
Dig into geospatial vector formats—including GeoJSON, WKT/WKB, and cloud-native GeoParquet—using Python to see in detail how vector features are stored in each…Show less

Dig into geospatial vector formats—including GeoJSON, WKT/WKB, and cloud-native GeoParquet—using Python to see in detail how vector features are stored in each format and to understand what cloud-native means for vector data.

Nov 17, 2025FOSS4G 2025FOSS4GspeakerIs Zarr the new COG?
as Element 84
Zarr is gaining traction in geospatial workflows—but is it replacing COG, complementing it, or something else entirely? We’ll unpack the formats’ shared…Show less

Zarr is gaining traction in geospatial workflows—but is it replacing COG, complementing it, or something else entirely? We’ll unpack the formats’ shared foundations, explore their tradeoffs, and offer a path toward better community guidance, tooling, and support.

Nov 17, 2025FOSS4G 2025FOSS4GspeakerLet’s solve the problem of object storage
as Element 84

Object storage gave us scale, durability, and low cost–the foundation of cloud-native geospatial.

Nov 17, 2025FOSS4G 2025FOSS4GspeakerState of STAPI: A community tasking standard
as Element 84
Explore STAPI, a specification for a Sensor Tasking API. We’ll highlight recent developments, showcase the open-source projects being developed in the…Show less

Explore STAPI, a specification for a Sensor Tasking API. We’ll highlight recent developments, showcase the open-source projects being developed in the ecosystem, and share the community's vision of increased interoperability driving the next generation of geospatial workflows.

Nov 3, 2025FOSS4G North America 2025FOSS4G North Americaspeaker(Re)Making Cirrus: Five Years Building a Data Orchestration Framework
as Element 84
A retrospective on building cirrus, a cloud-native framework for building STAC-based data orchestration pipelines. We'll look at the design and architecture…Show less

A retrospective on building cirrus, a cloud-native framework for building STAC-based data orchestration pipelines. We'll look at the design and architecture evolution over five years of development and some lessons learned adapting to ecosystem and requirement changes.

Nov 3, 2025FOSS4G North America 2025FOSS4G North AmericaworkshopExploring Cloud-Native Geospatial Formats: Hands-on with Raster Data
as Element 84
Dig into cloud-native raster formats—COGs, Zarr, and Kerchunk—and learn how data access works under the hood with hands-on Python exercises, no image libraries…Show less

Dig into cloud-native raster formats—COGs, Zarr, and Kerchunk—and learn how data access works under the hood with hands-on Python exercises, no image libraries required!

Nov 3, 2025FOSS4G North America 2025FOSS4G North AmericaspeakerIs Zarr the new COG?
as Element 84
Zarr is gaining traction in geospatial workflows—but is it replacing COG, complementing it, or something else entirely? We’ll unpack the formats’ shared…Show less

Zarr is gaining traction in geospatial workflows—but is it replacing COG, complementing it, or something else entirely? We’ll unpack the formats’ shared foundations, explore their tradeoffs, and offer a path toward better community guidance, tooling, and support.

Nov 3, 2025FOSS4G North America 2025FOSS4G North AmericaspeakerState of STAPI: A community tasking standard
as Element 84
Explore STAPI, a specification for a Sensor Tasking API. We’ll highlight recent developments, showcase the open-source projects being developed in the…Show less

Explore STAPI, a specification for a Sensor Tasking API. We’ll highlight recent developments, showcase the open-source projects being developed in the ecosystem, and share the community's vision of increased interoperability driving the next generation of geospatial workflows.

Dec 2, 2024FOSS4G 2024FOSS4GspeakerCommunity Standards and Satellite Tasking
as Element 84

Community standards are specifications that are created through informal organization and are then widely adopted by a larger group.

Dec 2, 2024FOSS4G 2024FOSS4GworkshopDeep Dive into Cloud-Native Geospatial Raster Formats
as Element 84
Ever wonder what GDAL is doing under the hood when you read a GeoTIFF file? Doubly so when the file is a Cloud-optimized GeoTIFF (COG) on a remote server…Show less

Ever wonder what GDAL is doing under the hood when you read a GeoTIFF file? Doubly so when the file is a Cloud-optimized GeoTIFF (COG) on a remote server somewhere? Have you been wondering what this new GeoZarr thing is all about and how it actually works? Then there's the whole…

Dec 2, 2024FOSS4G 2024FOSS4GspeakerEarth-Search: A STAC API of Open datasets on AWS
as Element 84
Earth-Search is a publicly-accessible SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog (STAC) index and API providing data discovery and access for several major geospatial data…Show less

Earth-Search is a publicly-accessible SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog (STAC) index and API providing data discovery and access for several major geospatial data collections as part of the AWS Registry of Open Data (RODA), including Sentinel-1, Sentinel-2, Landsat Collection 2, and N…

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Matthew Hanson632026
Alex Leith4—2026
Tom Kralidis4—2026
Yuri Astrakhan4—2026
Andrea Aime3—2026
Anthony Lukach3—2026
Antonio Cerciello3—2026
Benjamin Webb3—2026
Chris Stoner3—2026
Colton Loftus3—2026
Jeroen Ticheler3—2026
Jody Garnett3—2026
Just van den Broecke3—2026
Kyle Barron3—2026
Luca Delucchi3—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.