#329: storytelling, women, almeria, orthophotos, cesium, heat

Fri, 01 Apr 2016, last check: Mon, 18 Nov 2024. Post history

• How to animate temporal series using TimemapperJS
  https://schoolofdata.org/using-timemapperjs-for-data-storytelling/
• Extraordinary women that make maps nowadays, and there's many more
  https://www.bloomberg.com/tosv2.html?vid=&uuid=0f6fc5dc-6aae-11ef-a53c-e847af88644f&url=L25ld3MvYXJ0aWNsZXMvMjAxNi0wMy0zMC9jb250ZW1wb3Jhcnktd29tZW4td29ya2luZy1pbi1naXMtYW5kLWNhcnRvZ3JhcGh5LWdlcmFsZGluZS1zYXJtaWVudG8tZGF3bi13cmlnaHQtYW5kLWdyZXRjaGVuLXBldGVyc29u
• Almeria old maps between 1706 and 1917 digitized
  https://www.ideal.es/almeria/201603/29/planos-historicos-1706-1917-20160329155728.html
• Great catalog of WMS urls of Spanish historic orthophotos
  http://www.gisandbeers.com/ortofotos-historicas-wms/
• Converting LIDAR point clouds into 3D tiles for Cesium, thanks VPA
  https://github.com/mattshax/cesium_pnt_generator
• Pacific temperature can predict heat waves in the USA with 50 days of anticipation
  https://news.ucar.edu/

Raf