And definitely feeling more inspired (and informed) after @claireboardman.bsky.social and @reallycal.bsky.social’s session on what #archaeology and #heritage can offer to nature-based responses to climate change - thanks for letting me talk about OS maps and machine learning with #MapReader #TAG2025

Thanks very much Kirsty for your contributions, great to see #MapReader in action 👍

Sad to be saying goodbye to Belfast after a brilliant two-day workshop exploring AI in visual and textual analysis, organised by the Digital Scholarship Hub at @qubelfastofficial.bsky.social - huge thanks to the organisers for the invitation to present our #MapReader LCCM work #digitalhumanities

"Great workshop last week discussing landscape change & conservation with the LCCM team! Exciting conversations on connecting historical maps, computational methods, and land protection in UK National Parks. Looking forward to the next steps! #MapReader #Conservation #UKLandscapes"

What an inspiring trip to the South Downs National Park so welcoming and truly breathtaking. I had the chance to discuss how #MapReader can help create digital records of past landscapes to inform landscape decision-making. So much potential to connect history with the future of our environment!

Mapping the Past Against the Present Past Landscapes, Present Discoveries: A Data Science Approach to Rediscovering Field Systems from Historic Ordnance Survey Maps

Using computer vision and #MapReader software, we analysed the loss of field boundaries across the #PeakDistrict Since the 1950s, the White Peak has seen a 12% reduction-551 km lost from an original 4,814 km. A stark reminder of landscape change 📊🌿 storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/5c89... #maps #GIS