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Oh my god you fucking simpleton, the CA is for California. Ontario, CA is in San Bernardino County.

Thread with satellite imagery of the California wildfires.

Image of The Living England Habitat Map 2022-23

Living England: a national habitat map for everyone defraenvironment.blog.gov.uk/2024/12/18/l... post by Amy Woodget of Natural England

Living England 2022-23 www.data.gov.uk/dataset/3a87...

#biodiversity #geospatial #opendata

So, Bluesky Has An Extortion Problem An apparent extortion scheme lit up Bluesky the other night. It raises some important questions about whether Bluesky is up to the task of moderation.

So, summing up, not exactly a great look for Bluesky’s moderation capabilities. tedium.co/2024/12/17/b...

new @tedium.co

Sequence of 6 satellite images arranged in a 2-column, 3-row grid, each showing a ferry approaching the Greek island of Santorini. The images are mostly blue open ocean, with a boat and wake moving from left to right across the center of each image. There are slivers of brown land on the top and bottom edges of each image. Screen captures from the Copernicus Browser.

Satellites in a “sun-synchronous” orbit travel over a spot on Earth at the same time each overpass—neatly illustrated by this sequence of Sentinel-2 images showing a ferry approaching the Greek island of Santorini just before noon EEST over several weeks in the summer of ’24.

🛰️🖼️

Screenshot of Datadaptive's Postcodes in Polygon tool

Postcodes in Polygon: an #opendata tool from my Datadaptive side project – draw a shape on a map, get a list of postcodes www.datadaptive.com/pip/ (Great Britain only)

Now updated with postcode data from the latest release of the ONS Postcode Directory (November 2024).

Why would you volunteer your time to a for-profit, Crypto-VC funded company?

Just … give you my email address and Bluesky password, you say?

🤔 😬

That Foursquare POI dataset is crap. Sure there's nice tech around hosting, downloading and visualizing it, but it's still crap data from a stalker app.

#30DayMapChallenge, Day 20: OpenStreetMap

Cubemap: Spin the cube (horizontal only!) to see ever more OSM tiles.

App: cubemap.netlify.app
Info: darrens-geospatial-curiosities.netlify.app/cubemap

#geosky #gischat #geography #osm #threejs #gis #maps

It's called bluesky, but here's the bluewater. After Google Maps most recent redesign, the new "water" color is.. different. So I thought: why not compare them all?

docs.google.com/presentation...

Additions are welcome. Use the color picker tool from your browser on any webmap and send the hex.

The crypto-VC funding this are sooooo happy

This map presents an innovative and comprehensive visualization of U.S. natural disasters of various types, allowing the map readers to acquire information from both overview and spatial-semantic specific perspectives. The major eye-catching element in this map would be the multivariate symbol design. To evenly divide the space with rooms for multiple visual vehicles, the hexagon unit is chosen, which also balances the functionality and aesthetics. The general idea is to split each hexagon unit into 6 parts (or 7, including the central one), associated with different color hue all around the color wheel. Due to the natural of different colors, the lightness (HSL) or value (HSV) are carefully controlled to minimize the other potential variations as visual variable.

United States of Natural Disasters by Atlas Guo

cartoguophy.com/maps/us_natu...

So is this a crypto platform now? LOL

As long as your favorite social media is backed by VCs, be prepared for digital nomadism every so often. This Platform just took it's first step towards demise, no matter what feel-good message they're telling you.

VCs are in it for the money, not for altruism. pump and dump, and you're the stock

Sometime in the early 80s, either 82 or 83, there was an explosion in the a depot in Nimra base, where freshly looted Soviet weaponry from Syrian forces on Lebanon was stored and defused. Secondary explosions all over, should've been quite a massive brushfire as well.

I think I'm done for now

Updated version

Send me your hex codes

It's called bluesky, but here's the bluewater. After Google Maps most recent redesign, the new "water" color is.. different. So I thought: why not compare them all?

docs.google.com/presentation...

Additions are welcome. Use the color picker tool from your browser on any webmap and send the hex.

you now have my email

I'm toying with the idea that Israel's MoD simply outbid all other customers, and have tasked every single overpass for the next couple of months.

I don't remember exactly *why* I set up a google alert for "Belgium Sinkhole"

Is it too much to ask for an SQL code block in Google Docs?