Ráfagas Geospatial links everyday

#2990: carbon, hedges, lidar, walkability

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#2989: frontiers, manuscripts, water, events

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#2988: antartica, pollution

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#2987: border, isochrone

  • A border is a line on the map that divides nation states and also an infrastructure that is constantly reinforced and improved to prevent people from moving.
    https://mapa.bbng.org/en
  • A point-to-point travel time database between U.S. census geographies for static isochrone mapping without server or compute cost
    https://opentimes.org/

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#2986: places, real estate

  • European map of local shops and places, made on a non-profit basis, which includes a large directory with addresses and directions to get there
    https://www.lokjo.com/
  • A combination of English data from various sources in an interactive map allows you to analyze the real estate market to make better decisions when buying and selling a home in England
    https://housemetric.co.uk/map/

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#2985: ai, rail

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#2984: bivariate, art

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#2983: digitization, 3dterrain

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#2981: laws, vikings

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#2980: bradyseism, neighborhood

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#2979: cables, scan

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#2978: persuasive, ai

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#2977: médulas, caucasus

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#2976: water, history

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#2975: jamming, maptcha

  • "Gyroscope-on-a-chip" technology could allow long-distance navigation without GPS, and therefore the days of distortion of GPS signals as a weapon of war would be on borrowed time.
    https://bigthink.com/strange-maps/gnss-jamming/
  • “MapTCHA” is an ongoing project to create a CAPTCHA with OSM data to identify those images that contain correctly interpreted objects, for example building outlines.
    https://maptcha.crown-shy.com/

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#2974: switzerland, periodic

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#2973: climate, drones

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#2971: housing, fauna

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#2969: trends, geology

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