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These examples took the technology of the day and used it to make products with significant impact on society. The mobile internet in particular changed mapping in one of the most notable ways since humans started abstracting 3D space on 2D surfaces.\r\n\r\nWe\u2019re on the cusp of another great shift in the way maps are used with many exciting use cases awaiting discovery. The technology powering this potential is Augmented Reality (AR). This talk will explore some of the use cases that AR is supporting and where it might be useful in future. We\u2019ll look at how AR can be accessed and how the medium of access affects its utility. With these use cases in mind, we\u2019ll assess how open tools and map data enable AR. 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A key function of his role is to support climate research and commercial services by creating climate-based data products, and to develop ways of combining these with other relevant environmental and infrastructure information to build powerful applications that meet the needs of local and international clients and stakeholders. 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He has provided over 30+ years of GIS consulting and training services to organizations, focusing on both desktop and web mapping systems. His core strengths are as a GIS Full Stack Developer and Implementer, GIS Database Administrator, and GIS Project Manager. 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Geoprocessing techniques utilizing popular open-source libraries like GDAL, Shapley, Opendatacube, Xarray, Postgres, and others are employed to further enhance the AI models' feature classification capabilities. The generated features are conveniently served as an API/Tile service, enabling effortless integration into mapping applications and diverse geospatial workflows. Continuous feedback loops ensure ongoing improvements in dataset accuracy and precision, resulting in a progressively refined dataset over time. 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