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Taylor Geospatial Institute & AWS launched the Generative AI for Geospatial Challenge, empowering innovators with up to $1 M in credits, mentorship & tools to rethink Earth-data use.

Taylor Geospatial Institute highlights Dr. Shaowen Wang, TGI Research Associate & Research Council member, using AI + CyberGIS to scale global mapping of rivers and streams.

Geo‑Resolution 2024 in St. Louis drew 700+ geospatial experts—NGA, SLU & TGI co‑hosted discussions on digital twins, GeoAI, modeling future challenges, student mentoring & expo.

Taylor Geospatial Institute & partners ranked the top global commercial space-based remote sensing systems in 2024—China wins 5 categories, U.S. 4, Finland & S. Korea 1.

Taylor Geospatial Institute launched the Geospatial Innovation for Food Security Challenge on Sept 10, 2024—hosting multi‑phase workshops (Nov, Feb, Apr) to fund teams developing geospatial solutions.

Registration is open for Geo‑Resolution 2024—free, full‑day geospatial conference on Sept 12 at SLU’s Busch Center. Theme: ‘Modeling the Future’ with panels, posters, mentoring & expo.

Taylor Geospatial Institute Q&A features Dr. Rekha Meyer discussing her ‘Smart Garden’ project—combining soil‑moisture sensors, AI and remote sensing to optimize urban garden watering.

Taylor Geospatial Institute joined the UN‑GGIM Academic Network, connecting TGI to global geospatial research and education through the U.N.’s Bureau of Global Geospatial Information Management.

Planet extended its data contract with Taylor Geospatial Institute through 2026—providing PlanetScope, SkySat, archive & analytic tools to advance research in food security, AI & defense.

TGI joins the Group on Earth Observations, expanding global collaboration in Earth data and geospatial research.

A TGI spotlight on Dr. Rekha Meyer and her “Smart Garden” project, using sensors, AI & geospatial tools to optimize watering in urban gardens and conserve water.