2026-09-02 –, Conference Management Room3
Re:Earth is an open-source data platform.
Re:Earth and Eukarya have been engaged in various initiatives related to peace and education in many different ways.
In this session, in conjunction with the FOSS4G conference being held in Hiroshima, we will introduce our initiatives related to peace and education.
Eukarya Inc., the company developing and operating the open-source data platform Re:Earth, was founded by members of the laboratory of Professor Hidenori Watanave, known for creating the Hiroshima Archive.
Re:Earth was developed with the vision of democratizing digital archives—making it possible for anyone, non-engineers, to create and share them easily.
Since its launch, Re:Earth has been used in a variety of projects related to peace and education, including preserving the memories of atomic bombing survivors, visualizing war-related sites, and supporting peace education for younger generations.
In this session, taking the opportunity of FOSS4G being held in Hiroshima, we will introduce these initiatives and explore how open geospatial platforms can contribute to preserving memory and supporting education.
Re:Earth Official Website: https://reearth.io/home
Re:Earth Visualizer User Manual: https://www.notion.so/19316e0fb16580da89e4f2a85b26d446?pvs=21
Re:Earth Official GitHub Repository: https://github.com/reearth
Re:Earth Engineering Blog: https://reearth.engineering/
Re:Earth Help Page: https://help.reearth.io/
Hiroshima Archive: https://hiroshima.mapping.jp/index_en.html
Re:Earth
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Born in Hiroshima. Graduate of the Creative Expression Course at Motomachi High School.