Meet #SDSC25 NY Speakers, Keith Laba 🗣️ . As VP of Consumer Analytics at Sekisui House, Keith brings together messy data sources, builds robust statistical models, and turns them into insights that drive action. Don’t miss his talk at #SDSC25 NY.🔗

How do you prepare for a storm that hasn’t hit yet?🌪️. At #SDSC24, Tokio Marine Highland showed how they use live geospatial data to track hurricane paths in real time, helping them predict impact across states. Hear more like this at #SDSC25 NY .🎟️

Meet Nicholas Davis, one of our #SDSC25 New York Speakers 🎤. Director of Data Strategy and Insights at Blue Cross Blue Shield, he's driving public health impact with data science, global insights & tech innovation. Catch his talk this October in NYC👇.

How can real-time geospatial data show us how well infrastructure holds up when there’s a disruption? . @GEOTAB showed how real-time GPS data revealed traffic rerouting after the Key Bridge collapse. Discover more real use-cases at #SDSC25 New York 👀 .

What’s included with your #SDSC25 New York ticket? 🎟️. ✅ Hands-on workshops (Oct 14).✅ Main conference access (Oct 15).✅ “Very spatial” after party.✅ Welcome pack & networking galore. Early Bird ends Aug 7 — grab your ticket 🎫👇.

Building a more inclusive #SDSC NY! 🚀 We're offering 30 Diversity Tickets for underrepresented groups in Data Science and GIS. Think you qualify? Email diversity@spatial-data-science-conference.com with your motivation & eligibility. 🔗

At #SDSC24, @CBRE showcased how mobility data is transforming the way we understand urban behavior in cities like New York, using advanced spatial analytics and anonymized data. 🚶🏻. 🎟️ Grab your #SDSC25 ticket now:

Ever wondered how spatial data science helps your groceries reach you faster? 🥕. At #SDSC last year, @Instacart shared how they're building a geospatial culture to optimize deliveries & improve access for all. Join us at #SDSC25 New York:

Curious about what’s next in Spatial Data Science? . Join us this October at #SDSC25 New York for a full day of talks, hands-on workshops, and real-world case studies, bringing together 400+ data experts. 🎟️ Grab your early bird ticket now:

Take a look at some key moments of #SDSC25 London! 🇬🇧. The Spatial Data Science Conference in London delivered an incredible atmosphere, bringing together people from the geospatial data scene and other fields. On-demand videos are now available! .

At #SDSC24 New York, Kirk Goldsberry showed how high-quality data has changed basketball by revealing each player’s unique “spatial fingerprint" 🏀. Don’t miss more talks like this at #SDSC25 New York:

Check out some highlights from #SDSC25 London 📷. The photo gallery is now live! Take a look at some moments from sponsor keynotes, lightning talks, networking, and behind-the-scenes moments. Have a look 👀:

@databricks Then VIOOH showed how a programmatic ad platform is rethinking geospatial at speed. By combining POI data, screen metadata, and campaign briefs in Snowflake, their team now builds fully interactive maps, helping clients visualize ad reach, refine targeting, and sign off faster.

@databricks Next up was Anita Graser, Senior Scientist at the Austrian Institute of Technology and lead developer of MovingPandas. She introduced a new Trajectory Analytics Extension that brings MovingPandas to the cloud. Now, it is in preview for BigQuery (and coming to Snowflake).

After lunch, @databricks kicked things off by looking at how customers are scaling spatial analysis — moving workloads closer to where the data lives. Tools like notebooks, Delta Lake, and Spark now handle geospatial processing that once required specialized systems.

The team at @CACIIntl explored how work patterns have shifted since the pandemic. Using postcode data and mobile app activity, they found many “missing” workers aren’t missing — just working elsewhere. Foot traffic in cities like Shoreditch confirms it. 💻

Next➡️@Snowflake followed with a talk on interoperable spatial data, showing how breaking down silos helps analysts spend less time managing systems and more time asking better questions.

What’s a 10-letter word for the anxiety of knowing the planet is changing, but not seeing how? 🤔. Terranoxia. Craig Mills from @WorldResources showed how his team is tracking escaped fires, land conversion, and restoration in Brazil’s key biodiversity areas.

Next, @Google followed with a breakdown of how Earth Engine and BQ now integrate more closely. Analysts can use functions like ST_RegionStats to run raster queries by region in SQL, and early work with Gemini is making it easier to ask spatial questions using natural language.

After the opening keynote, we heard from @bt_uk 🚗!.Using data from over 24 million EE devices, their team is analyzing footfall at H3 Level 10, broken down by age, gender, and time of day, revealing commuting mobility patterns across UK cities like Glasgow and the West Midlands.