Ujaval Gandhi

@spatialthoughts

Educator | Founder @ Spatial Thoughts | Helping people learn and master geospatial tech - #QGIS, #Python, #GDAL, #EarthEngine | Ex-Google

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Joined May 2010

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Ujaval Gandhi
@spatialthoughts
Jul 6
I am happy to announce our new course "Cloud Native Remote Sensing with Python". It is a comprehensive guide for working with Earth Observation data using a completely open-source stack. More than a year in the making, we are glad to finally release it to the world. (1/n)
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Ujaval Gandhi
@spatialthoughts
Aug 29
Launching a 30-day #PythonRemoteSensingChallenge to help you learn Cloud-Native Remote Sensing in a structured way. Spend 30-40 minutes every day watching a video and work on a coding exercise. Open to all and completely free. Get started at ➡️ spatialthoughts.com/2026/08/28/pyt…
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Ujaval Gandhi
@spatialthoughts
Aug 26
One of the hardest things I did over the past few months was to build a course to teach agentic coding techniques for geospatial problems. After endless hours of testing, refining, and writing, the full course is now launched - free and open to everyone➡️courses.spatialthoughts.com/agentic-coding…
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Ujaval Gandhi
@spatialthoughts
Jul 22
Last few seats remaining for our live instructor-led class for our newest course, "Cloud Native Remote Sensing with Python". Join a global cohort of peers to learn the modern open-source geospatial stack for Remote Sensing applications. Sign up at
Cloud Native Remote Sensing with Python – August 2026 Cohort
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Ujaval Gandhi
@spatialthoughts
Jun 17
A web based GIS you didn’t know you wanted. Everything one could dream of - as a simple fast static web page. Unbelievable amount of work put in by @giswqs ! It’s already my preferred data viewer for daily workflows.
Qiusheng Wu
@giswqs
Jun 16
GeoLibre v1.4.0 is here! GeoLibre is a free and open-source, lightweight, cloud-native GIS platform for visualizing, exploring, and analyzing geospatial data. It runs everywhere you do, in the web browser, on the desktop, on mobile, and inside Jupyter notebooks, all while
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