#1062: bike, biogeography, got, postgis, compare, light

Wed, 27 Mar 2019, last check: Wed, 16 Oct 2024. Post history

• Visualizing bike mobility in London using interactive maps and animations with tools in Pyth
  https://towardsdatascience.com/visualizing-bike-mobility-in-london-using-interactive-maps-for-absolute-beginners-3b9f55ccb59
• Málaga province biogeographic regions map published
  https://www.sierrabermeja.es/2019/03/22/publicado-el-mapa-biogeografico-de-la-provincia-de-malaga/
• A high detailed modern looking map of Westeros, from the Game of Thrones fantasy world
  https://www.jamesshadrachdesign.com/#/westeros/ | archive.org
• First of a three issues series about what is PostGIS and how to use it with a few examples
  https://medium.com/innovation-and-technology/part-1-postgis-at-the-city-of-boston-9476293d71c2
• Comparing ArcGIS and QGIS from an educator point of view, originally from 2014 and revised in 2019
  http://amdgs.co.uk/opinion/arcgis-v-qgis-an-educators-perspective-2019-update/ | archive.org
• Technical details on how to build a map of cities light emissions as mountains
  https://petrichor.studio/2019/02/14/earth-at-night-mountains-of-light/ | archive.org

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