It's time to get ready for CNG Zürich on October 29th! We'll be doing it at Meta's offices. Agenda to be announced soon, but in the meantime, make sure to secure your spot by registering here luma.com/iap4y8sl

GDP podcast livestream - Oct 19 at 11 am EDT

Join Nissim Lebovits as he talks with Oliver Wing about Fathom’s global flood risk data and the challenges of turning sophisticated models into useful info.

Join live on YouTube luma.com/t0p1eqnx or on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/event/manage...

Meet our #CNG2026 exhibitors👇🏽

@element84.com · @SafeSoftware · @ai2.bsky.social · @developmentseed.org · @earthmover.io · Wherobots

Stop by their tables to learn about the tools & services they’re building for the cloud-native geo community

Join us at Snowbird, , 6–9 Oct 2026.cloudnativegeo.org

Call for speakers: CNG Zürich, October 29

We're looking for speakers who can share practical experience, lessons learned & new ideas across the cloud-native geo ecosystem!

📍 Zürich, Switzerland

👉🏽 Submit your abstract by Oct 11 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

#CNG2025 helped a lot in navigating this move!

And if you’re coming to #CNG2026 you’ll hear more from Clinton about what they built, what broke along the way, what changed once users had direct access to canonical data files & where they still don’t have a good answer.

🔗 2026.cloudnativegeo.org

This MapScaping podcast episode features Marshall Robinson & Clinton Lunn from the Utah Geological Survey. They share how they moved from a traditional ArcGIS Server setup toward a cloud-native approach leading to them turning off two servers & saving around $25K/yr
mapscaping.com/podcast/clou...

13 days until #CNG2026!

3 keynotes at Snowbird, Utah

▪️ @ianschuler.bsky.social – The Great Retooling
▪️ Katie Baynes – Boring at Scale: Consistency as Public Infrastructure in a Distributed Geospatial Ecosystem
▪️ @dbreunig.bsky.social – Using AI Without Losing Your Soul

🔗 2026.cloudnativegeo.org

14 days until #CNG2026

What does it actually take to make geospatial data easier to access and use?

We’ll spend Oct 6–9 exploring that question from formats & infrastructure to real-world applications and AI at Snowbird, Utah.

Join us: 2026.cloudnativegeo.org

If you're in #NYC for #ClimateWeekNYC, join us on Sep 24 at the Cooper Union for a one-day, in-person gathering with the
@cloudnativegeo.org
community. Tickets are still available. Here are the details to register: cloudnativegeo.org/events/cng-nyc

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@maxlenormand.bsky.social also did a full walkthrough of how Nissim Lebovits did the analysis, if you want to see all the details and do something like this yourself, check out this video:

youtu.be/VBZs963TqrU?...

🆕 #CNG2025 session recording
@kylebarron.dev from @developmentseed.org introduces Obstore, a python library he wrote to access data on the cloud. Watch his talk to hear about the motivations for writing Obstore & its details
▶️ youtu.be/Wxh1G2oCZiU