Maps and Climate: Unlocking Solutions Through Geospatial Strategy
Event Overview:
This event will bring together geospatial and climate professionals to explore how geospatial analysis is shaping climate solutions. Attendees will hear from industry experts and have the opportunity to network.
Speakers
Mike is the Head of GTM at Blumen, where he leads initiatives supporting the energy transition. With a background in energy systems, he focuses on building tools that facilitate the integration of renewables, energy infrastructure, and data centers.
is a Senior GIS Engineer at XyloPlan, where he develops wildfire risk assessments for insurers, local governments, and real estate developers. He previously led the GIS engineering team at Genasys (formerly Zonehaven), focusing on evacuation mapping and fire simulations. With 10 years of experience as a firefighter and paramedic in California, Kevin brings a rare combination of field expertise and technical skill to wildfire resilience efforts.
Anna-Marie is the Co-Founder and CEO of KAMILO, Inc., a company dedicated to advancing the circular economy through geospatial technology and AI. Her work focuses on real-time tracking and verification of recycled materials, promoting transparency and sustainability in supply chains.
Henri Brillon (Moderator)
Henri is a Master's student in Geography at San José State University. His research involves using drones and GIS to map fire hazards in wildland-urban interface communities, aiming to enhance wildfire preparedness and resilience
Agenda:
6:00 PM – 6:30 PM: Check-in & Welcome
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM: Panel Discussion & Q&A
Panel Format:
40-minute moderated discussion
20-minute audience Q&A
Discussion Topics:
How companies leverage geospatial analysis in the climate space.
The role of AI in geospatial analysis and its impact.
Emerging trends and innovations in the field.
Opportunities for collaboration between geospatial and climate professionals.
7:30 PM – 8:00 PM: Networking & Community Building
BayGeo is the local non-profit for users of geospatial technology, people new to mapping, and GIS professionals. BayGeo establishes interests groups and manages a coalition of local "geo" groups. Our events are designed to help bring together a broad community of users while supporting collaboration and developing a knowledge base around geotechnologies. Come join us and see why every X needs a Y.
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