Element 84

@element84.com

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🚀 Accelerating and 🌲 scaling impactful projects with great software and design. Woman-owned.

A graphic with a blue background that says "find us at the 2026 AWS Summit in DC! An opportunity to share more about your work and learn from Dan and Tracey about the latest at Element 84". There is a headshot photo of Dan Pilone (CEO) and Tracey Pilone (President and CEO) and logos for Element 84 and AWS as well as the summit dates which are June 30 - July 1 2026.
A graphic with headshots of E84 team members Mark Reese (Director, Federal), Sean Malone (Senior UI/UX Front End Engineer), and Ryan Abbott (Senior Software Engineer). There's an E84 logo and an ESIP logo and it says the dates of the conference: July 22 2025, through July 25 2025. The graphic reads: Don't miss Sean's sessions... Bringing Earth Science Data to Life with Open-Source Storytelling and Natural Language Meets Natural Systems: Designing Usable AI Interfaces for Climate Data. The graphic also has the time and location of Sean's talks, and that information is also available in the agenda linked above.
A graphic with a topographic design on a blueish background. There is an Element 84 logo and the quote, "In the Earth Observation (EO) world, talking about public and private sectors as separate and disconnected markets is deeply flawed. They are deeply interconnected and key to each other's success. Public investment in EO fuels private innovation and growth, which then fuels more public spending on R&D. All of this moves the needle toward our advanced understanding of the Earth." the quote is attributed to Zoe Cohen, Chief Revenue Officer at E84.
Dan Pilone, Adam Maher, and a third speaker stand in front of a projector and behind a speaking podium with the AWS logo. The projector screen shows an Element 84 logo and the text, "Advanced technology for our changing planet, infrastructure, & health. We develop impactful end-to-end geospatial data-processing pipelines and software solutions for clients who want to improve our planet."
Jason Gilman holding a microphone and standing in front of his presentation for his lightning talk being projected onto a screen behind him. The screen reads "Stuck in the Past and Failing Our Users: The Overdue EO Evolution" and has Element 84 branding colors, imagery, and a logo.
graphic with the Element 84 logo and the words "We're hiring" over top a picture of a backpack with element 84 pins on it.
Graphic with Jason Gilman's headshot and his position title, AI/ML Applications Lead and Principal Software Engineer. There is an Element 84 logo and an EO summit logo as well as the name and time of his talk, "Stuck in the Past and Failing Our Users: The Overdue EO Evolution". Day 1: Tuesday 6/10 at 4:20pm.
A quote from Ryan Abbott, Senior Software Engineer @ E84 on a dark blue topographic design. There is an Element 84 logo. The quote is, "The Earth observation community thrives on a strong open source culture—people are deeply motivated to contribute software, tools, and data that benefit the planet. This collective effort has led to real progress, often on tight budgets and volunteer time. To keep that momentum going, we need to address the challenge of long-term funding. Raising public awareness about how this work supports everything from disaster response to food security could help build broader support and unlock more sustainable investment."
Graphic with Jason's headshot and his position title: AI/ML Applications Lead and Principal Software Engineer; Element 84. The header says "Geospatial Artificial Intelligence Working Group (Geo-AI WG) Presents: Breaking Earth Observation Barriers: From Data Silos to Intelligent, Reliable Discovery. Learn more about The Power of Foundation Model Embeddings and techniques for using natural language for harnessing them. There is also a QR code with a link to join the meeting, the same information is located in the thread below this image.
A graphic showing a quote reading, "Scientific Python needs to be focusing on pushing core functionality of numcodecs, imagecodecs, raster processing, and file streaming down into base libraries like Rust or C++. That is the way to get performance while also supporting implementations in other libraries via bindings. We can't always assume Python. - Pangeo Community Member, Developer". There is an Element 84 logo and the background has a topographic pattern on a blue and green gradient.
A photo of the conference hall at the meeting, there is a long room full of people with a projector screen at the front.
A photo of Matt Hanson giving a talk in front of a room of people at CNG 2025. There are snowy mountains visible through the wall of windows next to him.
The graphic shows the Element 84, NASA, and European Space Agency logos on a blue gradient background with a map in the background. There are the event dates: May 5-7, 2025 and there is a headshot of Jason Gilman with his name and position, "AI/ML Applications Lead and Principal Software Engineer". It also has a text box with additional details: "ESA-NASA International Workshop on AI Foundation Model for EO; Democratizing Earth Observation Analytics: The Case for Systematic Distribution of Foundation Model Embeddings by Satellite Data Providers"
A graphic on a green and blue background with topographic lines. There is a small Element 84 logo at the top. The following quote takes up most of the graphic: "During every natural disaster, overhead imagery is crucial in providing essential information to responders and survivors. Unfortunately, there is a gap in EO around disaster response, and this type of data is not currently fully accessible to those that need it most. -End User, Disaster Response"
Graphic spotlighting talks scheduled from Element 84 employees. The graphic shows the E84 logo next to the CNG logo and the conference dates (April 30, 2025-May 2, 2025). There are talks from Director of Aerospace Matt Hanson (Getting Started with CNG 1: Data discovery with STAC, Track 1: On-ramp to Cloud-Native Geo Wed, 4/30, 11:15 AM - 12:15 PM (MDT)); Senior software engineer Julia Signell, Cloud-Native Innovations 2: New Ideas, Track 2: Cloud-Native Geo in Practice (Room A), Wed, 4/30, 01:15 PM - 02:45 PM (MDT)); and Senior Geospatial Software Enginner Jarrett Keifer (CNG for EO: Exploring STAC and COG Workflows, Thu, 5/1, Ballroom 2CNG Workshop 
09:45 AM - 11:15 AM (MDT); 
11:45 AM - 01:15 PM (MDT); 
02:15 PM - 03:45 PM (MDT)).
Graphic shows the Element 84 logo next to the FedGeoDay logo. It says Tuesday, April 22nd 2025. There is a headshot of Jason Gilman smiling and it also shares his job title, "AI/ML Applications Lead and Principal Software Engineer". There is a text box that reads: "We're talking AI at FedGeoDay: 1:20pm, Lightning Talks: Reliability in AI; 4:00pm, Panel: Demystifying AI"
The graphic shows the Element 84 logo and has this quote over a topographic design: "Some small sat EO providers have not had access to data that’s useful to the commercial industry due to low resolution. Therefore, providers often default to primarily working with defense ministries worldwide who are able to do their own analysis on lower resolution data." - Data provider, Software Engineer Manager
A graphic showing a picture of Catherine Oldershaw, E84 Director, Climate smiling at the camera. There is an Element 84 logo next to the Climate Tech Connect logo. The graphic also reads: "Tuesday, April 15th & 16th 2025. Will you be at ClimateTech Connect this week? Find Catherine to chat about your work and learn more about the latest at Element 84."