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Newsletter · By Ujaval Gandhi · Official site

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  1. Issue · Aug 28, 2026

    Spatial Thoughts Newsletter #48 (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone

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    New Course: Agentic Coding for GeospatialOne of the hardest things I did over the past few months was to build a course to teach agentic coding techniques for geospatial problems. Not vibe coding, but building workflows and notebooks grounded in science and built with human-in-the-loop methods that improve your understanding of the problem space.I am happy to announce that the full course is now available on our OpenCourseWare site - completely free and openly licensed for use by other educators

  2. Issue · Jul 8, 2026

    Spatial Thoughts Newsletter #47 (opens the original)

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    New Course: Cloud Native Remote Sensing with PythonBuilding a learning resource for a completely open-source, cloud-agnostic stack was one of the more challenging projects I undertook this year. Finally, I launched our Cloud Native Remote Sensing with Python course - modeling it closely on our very popular End-to-End Google Earth Engine course - showing how the same results can be achieved with a completely open-source stack and without having to learn a proprietary API. The course helps you nav

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