Take your Business to a New Geography
summary
Argues that cloud-native warehouses plus common formats make scalable geospatial analytics practical now, and shows concrete work: a live demo of a synthetic week of food deliveries in London (about 10,000 trips/day, ~15,000 customers, London ETA ~25.5 minutes) running as parquet/GeoParquet-ready data joined and visualized with spatial indexes. Delivers code: analytics toolbox UDFs for BigQuery, Snowflake, Databricks and Redshift, server-side H3 joins and client-rendered H3 tiles, and an OGC-backed GeoParquet under OGC effort for interoperability.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:55Computational geography vision
- 6:07Cloud native and data cloud
- 9:37Demo food delivery analytics
- 14:29Modeling spatial data with indexes
- 19:04New spatial index support
- 21:27Closing and future outlook
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