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#3277: calligraphy, geoid, stairs, trains, dataviz

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#3276: elevation, geogame, projections, prisons, stamps, geomob

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#3275: migrations, climate

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#3274: dunes, heritage, searchable, sound

  • In Torreilles, public institutions are joining forces to preserve and help you discover the coastal dunes. [FR]
    https://pmmdem.fr/fr/
  • This route invites you to discover the village of Montricoux and its artistic and architectural heritage through its residents, artists, and cultural figures. [FR]
    https://montricouxatraverslesarts.fr/
  • With the help of Opus 5.5, a software engineer develops an application in a single workday to recognize and make searchable all the text in an 1819 map of the Bosphorus.
    https://github.com/CahidArda/bosphore-1819
  • A collaborative sound map of the Arcachon Basin to discover the territory in a different way for those who live there and for those who visit. [FR]
    https://cartophonieparticipative.com/

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#3273: transparency, chatmap, underrepresentation, history

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#3271: museum, globe, sound, mortality

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#3270: coffee, wall

  • BeanMap is a free, open-source atlas of specialty coffees that answers questions about where they were grown on Earth, what they taste like, and how they are prepared.
    https://bean-map.com/en
  • Wall Watch documents the construction of walls, the installation of buoys, and other infrastructure along the U.S.-Mexico border using community-sourced data.
    https://wallwatch.theborderchronicle.com/

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#3267: stress, panoramas, neureal_networks, classics

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#3266: origami, cameras, clouds, travel-time

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#3265: humanities, divide, english, pollution, relief

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#3264: hole, wikimedia, flying, maps, accessibility

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#3263: naples, mcp, sunny

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#3262: drought, bus, food, water

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#3261: geocamp, restaurant, cycling

  • Remember that Geocamp is taking place in Asturias on Saturday, October 3rd, and that you can still sign up: [ES]
    https://2026.geocamp.es/
  • A map of gastronomic boundaries, based on restaurant names in OpenStreetMap, showing where *döner* becomes *shawarma* or *pierogi* becomes *vareniki*.
    https://isoplov.vova.today/en/rice
  • A single, clear atlas of all named cycling routes in Austria—fast, accessible, and multilingual—featuring a directory, elevation profiles, stages, and GPX downloads. [DE]
    https://radatlas.at/de/

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#3260: settle, train

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#3259: africa, navigation

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#3257: demography, cities

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#3256: female-owned, android

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#3255: qgis, nyc

  • Kumoy is a Qgis plugin that allows you to publish maps directly to the web without a server, and also provides cloud layer management and facilitates teamwork
    https://www.kumoy.io/en
  • Digital twin with real-time data from New York City, to follow the pulse of the city live from all aspects, with an LLM agent who can reason
    https://www.nycsim.com/

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