Storytelling With  Point Clouds

Storytelling With Point Clouds

Author: MapScaping March 15, 2023 Duration: 39:42
Storytelling with point clouds   This is not your typical point clouds episode! Today we are talking about how to use point clouds to tell a story. During this episode, you will hear Benjamin Muller talk about using a point cloud to make a film about the city of St Gallen in Switzerland and you might be tempted to think … what a waste of time! Why not use the data to make better measurements that lead to better decisions?  How many IT projects have failed, not because they were based on bad decisions but because they failed to get people to adopt the changes?  The best decisions are meaningless unless they are adopted.  So, how do we get people to change or adopt the change we are trying to make?  I think the first thing to understand is that packaging matters!  This episode is a case study into wrapping our ideas in a story and visualizing them using geospatial data.   Here is a link to the visualizations that were created using the point cloud data https://www.gruenesgallustal.ch/resume   You can take a look HxDR platform here https://hxdr.com/   If you are interested in more technical episodes about point clouds you might enjoy these!   The Point Data Abstraction Library https://mapscaping.com/podcast/pdal-point-data-abstraction-library/   Cloud Optimized Point Clouds https://mapscaping.com/podcast/cloud-optimized-point-clouds/   Bathymetric Lidar https://mapscaping.com/podcast/bathymetric-lidar-and-blue-carbon/   Lidar from Drones https://mapscaping.com/podcast/lidar-from-drones/   Lidar from Space https://mapscaping.com/podcast/gedi-space-lasers/

The MapScaping Podcast delves into the intricate world where geography meets data. This isn't about static paper maps, but the dynamic, digital systems that help us understand our planet. Each conversation focuses on the practical and the visionary within GIS, geospatial technology, remote sensing, and earth observation. You'll hear directly from the cartographers, data scientists, software developers, and analysts who are building the tools and interpreting the information that defines modern digital geography. The discussions explore how satellite imagery is used, how location intelligence solves complex problems, and where the technology is headed next. For professionals, students, or anyone fascinated by how we chart and comprehend our world, this podcast offers a grounded look at a field that is constantly redrawing its own boundaries. Tune in to The MapScaping Podcast for insights that are as much about the people and ideas shaping this space as they are about the technology itself. It's a consistent source for those who think spatially, providing depth and context that goes beyond the software interface. Listen to find out how the hidden structures of geospatial data influence everything from urban planning and environmental conservation to business logistics and everyday apps.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 100

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