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#3250: panorama, salaries, game, scraper

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#3248: floods, skill, 3d, video, sports

  • Flood Hub is a public Google platform that provides data and forecasts powered by artificial intelligence, with updates provided daily
    https://sites.research.google/floods
  • A skill for diverse AI providers aimed at scientists and data analysts working with geospatial data using PostGIS, Snowflake, and others, that can run locally or be self-hosted
    https://github.com/dekart-xyz/geosql
  • COLMAP is a versatile Structure from Motion (SfM) and Multi-View Stereo (MVS) workflow designed for reconstructing both ordered and unordered image collections
    https://colmap.github.io/index.html
  • Streamlining the creation of social media videos from interactive visualizations without the tedious tasks of recording and editing, using only automation and web tools
    https://recoveredfactory.net/en/live-data-to-video
  • GeoSports is a daily quiz consisting of five sports questions, predominantly related to USA sports, with scores calculated based on the distance of the correct answers on a map
    https://geosports.app/

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#3247: streets, population, geo hound, svg

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#3246: universe, pyrotechnic, heat, trees

  • An atlas of the universe that allows you to wander through the entire cosmos, from view 10e27 to 10e-16, with a Tour mode so you don't get lost
    https://universeatlas.org/
  • Interactive map providing an initial understanding of pyrotechnic risk sensitivity in France from the conflicts of 1870/1871, 1914/1918 and 1939/1945
    https://map.pyrorisques.fr/
  • Analysis of the vulnerability of Spanish municipalities with more than 40,000 inhabitants to heat waves, to show the shortcomings of urban plots and how to face the future [ES]
    https://lab.300000.eu/calor/
  • Thousands of fruit and nut trees grow on Toronto's public lands, and can be viewed and filtered by species and season in this interactive
    https://www.mapto.ca/maps/2026/6/8/the-fruit-trees-of-toronto

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#3245: geolens, shade, symbols, heritage

  • GeoLens is an open source, self-hosted map and catalog creator for geospatial data, using PostGIS and the OGC APIs
    https://getgeolens.com/
  • Where does the sun touch hour by hour on a mid-July day in 431 children's parks in 33 municipalities in the metropolitan area of ​​Granada to find out if there is any shade left to play [ES]
    https://reychico.netlify.app/
  • Demonstration of how to place symbols on interactive maps, a complex problem since they must remain consistent in scrolling, zooming and viewport changes
    https://visquill.com/gallery/ireland-atlantic-coast/
  • An open source geospatial infrastructure that transforms institutional hyperlinks into a spatial index of displaced cultural artifacts with heritage provenance
    https://github.com/hburakyel/ex-situ

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#3243: canopies, football, symbols, magicwand

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#3242: trees, castles

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#3241: pollution, artifacts

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#3239: wine, shelter

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#3237: cloud, settlements

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#3236: rural, wars

  • A tool to learn about the reality of the rural world allows not only to visualize various indicators, but also to see trends and make comparisons [ES]
    https://geocomarcas.es/
  • Interactive map with the armed conflicts documented throughout almost five thousand years of history, with more than 8500 wars and the historical borders of 427 empires and kingdoms
    https://waratlas.org/#year=-3000

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#3227: trees, genai, fuel, coasts, mornings

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#3234: hexagons, dining, ascii, csv, webmapping

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#3233: musical, genealogy

  • LA Metro: Ambient turns the Los Angeles rail network into a generative musical instrument where every note you hear is a real train arriving at a real station at that moment
    https://metromusic.weisswideweb.com/
  • Forebears is a genealogy portal that includes a directory of geographically indexed and cross-referenced sources for surname and family history research
    https://forebears.io/

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#3232: fungi, bathymetric

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#3231: earthquake, ai

  • Interactive viewer of seismic information from Spain with filters, indicators and graphs to explore earthquake data in various time intervals and generate reports [ES]
    https://indicadores-terremotos.ign.es/
  • The daily "AI maps" published by Ian Muehlenhaus and Kenneth Field are an experiment in "fast mapping" to find out what AI can and can't do, where it fails, and where it's headed
    https://mapdesign.icaci.org/ | archive.org

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#3230: ny, art, georeferenced

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#3229: data trust, wildfires

  • PLACE is a global non-profit technology organization that aspires to be the legal and permanent trust for cartographic data
    https://thisisplace.org/
  • Focs.cat shows the wildfires in Catalonia crossing the data from firemenscat and the ArcGIS layer with an artificial delay of 10-15 minutes [CA]
    https://focs.cat/mapa

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#3226: baguette, fountains

  • Le Baguette Index uses Brigitte, a proprietary AI agent, which calls French bakeries to collect the price of the traditional baguette and visualizes the price of the bread [FR]
    https://lebaguetteindex.fr/
  • The Mayor of London has partnered with Thames Water to install a network of over 100 drinking water fountains across London to reduce the number of single-use plastic water bottles
    https://apps.london.gov.uk/water-fountains/

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