Check out this leap forward by @easierdataorg & @AstralProtocol A protocol for handling location information on the decentralized web has huge implications for geospatial applications Check out the specification & join us 6/17 @ 12pm EST for a discussion umd.zoom.us/meeting/register…

Explore the intersection of ProofMode, geospatial attestations, &data resilience on Filecoin. New blog unpacking our technical integration-evident records for open science & citizen journalism! easierdata.org/updates/2025/… #OpenScience #ProofMode #Web3Community #Geospatial

Just published an overview of tools & apps using the Location Protocol! Includes our collab with @guardianproject for Proofmode Android & an MCP agent for querying location attestations inside IDEs using natural language. Blog: easierdata.org/updates/2025/… #Geospatial #Web3

The blockchain might be more useful that it was intended to be. And it’s all going to be built on @eigencloud using @LayeronETH’s WAVs infrastructure. bitcoin was intended to be a decentralized ledger ethereum expanded it to be able to accomodate decentralized apps which changed everything but now, with the rise of AI and deepfakes, it can also be used to verify which events are real and fake I’m sure you’re like “MAX, we can just check social media and confirm if an event happened or not” but with the rise of deep fake AI images and videos, it’s only time before people can differentiate between what is real and what isn’t the blockchain can now be used to prove whether events have taken place and it’s not just another deep fake That’s one of the reasons why what @AstralProtocol is building is gonna take off In my opinion, this application has two(2) utilities. It can; verify events that have taken place in the real world. help devs build map-based or location-aware apps on top of Astral without worrying about fakes. this is still my first take on Astral but I’m looking forward to explore what they are building in the long run. I’ve also just talked to the team and they had a couple of things to say on the mechanism; “Verifying events that have taken place in the real world is straightforward as users can attest to an event, but proving that the event to place at XY location is the hard part.” they’re currently working to improve this by building location proof recipes to help prove to EAS that the action did take place at XY location.

Reminder that tomorrow is the decentralized geospatial web working group meeting, please join us and help spread the word 📢🚨📢🚨 🗓️ Tuesday, 17 June 🕛 4pm GMT / 12pm EST 📍umd.zoom.us/meeting/register…

Join us next week to learn all about the Location Protocol for geospatial data on the dweb Join us 6/17 @ 12pm EST👇 umd.zoom.us/meeting/register… This one is for anyone using location information and would like to enhance interoperability, verifiability, & more

We’ve been heads-down building out tools for the decentralized geospatial web — and just published a new post that gives a clearer picture of where things stand. It walks through some of the core components how they fit together, and what’s coming next.

Big news! 🎉 Check out our new collaboration between EASIER and Astral and how we're starting to shape the Decentralized Geospatial Web! decentralizedgeo.org Read all about it 👉easierdata.org/updates/2025/…… @FFDWeb @AstralProtocol @easierdataorg @opengeospatial