When we discuss Sea Level Rise (SLR), the imagery is almost always visceral: waves breaching a front door, or a basement submerged under feet of silt. Conventionally, we measure the success of flood mitigation by answering a simple question: Did the drywall stay dry? This question focuses on the direct impact of the flood, but […]
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We need to talk about the hidden cost of the “messy middle” in spatial data engineering. When we discuss the infamous 80/20 trap, the reality that geospatial professionals spend 80% of their time cleaning data and only 20% performing actual science, we usually frame it as a productivity problem. We talk about the burnout of […]
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