Hamed Alemohammad

Hamed Alemohammad

Director of Center for Geospatial Analytics and Associate Professor at the Graduate School of Geography at Clark University

The Scene From Above

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The Scene From Above podcast is one of the first podcasts to focus on geospatial topics. In this episode, I talked to Alastair Graham and Andrew Cutts about Radiant MLHub, and its vision for becoming a cloud-native geospatial training data repository. This was around the time when we had launched the early version of MLHub with just a handful of labeled dataset. You can listen to this episode on Spotify (below) or on the podcast website.

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Impact AI

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In this podcast, I talked to Heather (Dunlop) Couture about Foundation Models for Earth Observation. There are several different foundation models for EO, and we discussed the applications of these models, how to choose the right one for a given project, and ethical considerations for using them responsibly. Check out the episode’s page on Impact AI website, or listen to this podcast on Spotify below.

Minds Behind Maps

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In this podcast, I talked to Maxime Lenormand about my geospatial journey as well as Open Machine Learning for Satellite Imagery. Check out the episode’s page on Minds Behind Maps website, or the Youtube link below.

Dirt on Data

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In this podcast, I talked to Drew Wheadon from Tetra Tech who is the Program Manager for the Enabling Crop Analytics at Scale, an initiative of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. We talked about the data value chain in the agricultural sector from collection on the ground to enabling analysis. Listen to this podcast on ECAAS’ website.

Practical AI

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In this episode of Practical AI podcast, together with Joyce Nakatumba-Nabende (Scientific Head of the Makerere Artificial Intelligence Lab) and former colleague Abba Barde, we sat down with DANIEL WHITENACK and Chris Benson and talked about the landscape if AI solutions in Africa. In particular, we discussed the role of Radiant Earth Foundation and open data policies to advance the impact of AI across the continent. We highlighted how open Earth Observation data can support Africa’s progress toward meeting UN Sustainable Development Goals, and how AI-based applications can be used in these data scarce regions. Check out this episode below or on Practical AI’s website.

Practical AI 162: 🌍 AI in Africa - Radiant Earth – Listen on Changelog.com