Ráfagas Geospatial links everyday

#2244: water, mapping, cemeteries

  • The "Fes Fonts Fent Fonting" association collects a whole series of information on natural water sources, mainly in the "Serra de Collserola" and also in other places, with descriptions and maps and traces [CA]
    https://fontscollserola.com/
  • The easiest way to map from data in minutes and with no programming or GIS experience, with a free but limited version
    https://iipmaps.com/
  • The geography of Paris cemeteries is confusing given that the cemeteries are not attached to a religious monument as is usually the case and that there are 2 private ones [FR]
    https://cartapaname.substack.com/p/letonnante-geographie-des-cimetieres

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#2243: water, budapest, algae, drought, tracking, cannon

This is the last of the 6-link digests for the time being, as we are aligned again with Raf’s postings.

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#2242: desertification, leather, heights, barcelona, 3d, stones

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#2241: patterns, blender, languages, houthi, iwd, medellin

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#2240: rivers, biodiversity, mariupol, dataset, classification, cities

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#2239: elks, innovation, barcelona, radio, hosting, books

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#2238: bocage, 3d, colorado

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#2237: periferiasdibujadas, qfieldcloud, toponymy

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#2236: history, montreal, glaciers

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#2235: golf, age, emotions

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#2234: aldi, war, queues

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#2233: lenin, camping, queues, knime

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#2232: 3d model, wikipedia, radio

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#2231: blender, lidar, climate

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#2230: sun, nyc, bicycle

  • The Earth rotating on its axis and orbiting the Sun, with the day-night cycle and the cycle of the seasons, seems a simple concept but it forms a rather complex system
    https://ciechanow.ski/earth-and-sun/
  • The Works Progress Administration collaborated, between 1939 and 1941, with the New York City Department of Revenue to collect photographs of most buildings in the city's five boroughs
    https://1940s.nyc
  • France map of areas accessible by bicycle from a train station made with SNCF OpenData data and OpenRouteService data to promote a mixed mode of mobility that is one of the solutions for a viable future
    https://velotrain.fr/

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#2229: art, transhumance, toponyms

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#2228: waste, roosevelt, suwannee

  • Widespread contamination of soils and vegetation with current use pesticide residues along altitudinal gradients in the Vinschgau Alpine valley with loss of biodiversity
    https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-024-01220-1
  • This interactive map shows many of the public works and artwork of the New Deal documented by the Living New Deal, the development programs in the USA between 1933 and 1938 done by President Franklin D. Roosevelt
    https://livingnewdeal.org/map/
  • Map of the Suwannee River and its adjacent conservation lands from the Okefenokee in Georgia to the Florida Gulf Coast printed on a strip of paper with a black and white thermal printer
    https://aaronkoelker.com/wakulla-receipt-map/

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#2227: buses, environment, florence

  • The route planner and finder for Flixbus bus trips, also available in Catalan, now displays all geoinformation on a serverless map made with Protomaps
    https://www.flixbus.cat/ruta-bus
  • Chronolog is a citizen science tool that makes environmental conservation a collaborative activity based on capturing time lapses of landscapes and thus building a record of phenological change for scientific use
    https://www.chronolog.io/map
  • "Florence As It Was" is a digital project to reconstruct the city as it looked at the end of the 15th century showing everything related to the individual structures and the daily experience of a Florentine in 1500
    https://florenceasitwas.wlu.edu/maps

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#2226: effects, restaurants, roads

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#2225: visualization, roads, coops

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#2224: war, methane, slavery

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#2223: books, drones, barcelona

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#2222: ttrpg, greenhouses, power

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#2221: drawings, distortions, cloud

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#2220: weather, borders, heating

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