Researchers Flavio Esposito, Wei Wang & Nan Cen are combining GPS, LiDAR, radar, Wi‑Fi/RTK and more for real‑time, large‑scale localization—boosting accuracy in toughest environments.

A summary of TGI’s first-ever Town Hall meeting held May 22, 2024 in St. Louis—featuring consortium updates, panel discussions, Q&A, and networking to unite the geospatial community

A call for applications for TGI’s Director of Research Development—leading proposal strategy, managing a team, and building interdisciplinary geospatial grant collaborations to drive innovation.

A TGI-funded project tracks how Arctic permafrost, plant communities, and wildfires interact in Alaska’s Y‑K Delta using InSAR radar and hyperspectral remote sensing.

A look at how SLU & Taylor Geospatial Institute used LiDAR & scanning tech to repair and preserve the animatronic 15‑ft T. rex at the St. Louis Science Center.

The Taylor Geospatial Institute launched a GeoAI Working Group—its kickoff meeting drew a strong turnout, with plans for workshops and projects throughout the year.

A TGI–ICEYE collaboration launched SAR workshops for academic, industry and government researchers, offering training on Synthetic Aperture Radar data and tools through their new Industry Partners Pro

A brief on TGI’s new LinkedIn group—“TGI Research and Technology Hub”—a forum for researchers & partners to share geospatial tech, funding, publications, and collaboration opportunities.

A TGI Fellow and collaborators are integrating natural‑language prompts into AI image retrieval systems to help investigators locate geospatial imagery more intuitively.

A profile of Nadine Alameh, inaugural executive director of Taylor Geospatial Institute, sharing her journey, leadership, and impact in advancing geospatial science.

A TGI Spatial Humanities Working Group project used GIS to map Beijing’s underworld (1937–1949), overlaying archival crime and municipal records onto historical city maps.

A spotlight on Christian Blue—Harris‑Stowe State senior and TGI Diversity Fellow—showcasing his journey and contributions as an emerging leader in geospatial science.