Damon Burgett
@dnomadb.bsky.social
While I am not sure of the correct pronunciation 🥔, what I've seen of this work is impressive - good pansharpening is critical , especially with all the clientside overzooming that happens nowadays. Lots of imagery ends up with blown up and blown out artifacts, this looks like a huge improvement
I just published Potato, a new pansharpening package. It aims to render certain kinds of satellite imagery more clearly and accurately than what’s for sale and on satellite maps today: github.com/celoyd/potato/
GitHub - celoyd/potato: A small pansharpening model
A small pansharpening model. Contribute to celoyd/potato development by creating an account on GitHub.
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December 24, 2025 at 12:40 AM
While I am not sure of the correct pronunciation 🥔, what I've seen of this work is impressive - good pansharpening is critical , especially with all the clientside overzooming that happens nowadays. Lots of imagery ends up with blown up and blown out artifacts, this looks like a huge improvement
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I wrote a thing!
Great intro to Earth foundation models, focused on how they’re useful, not the underlying tech. By @camillacaros.bsky.social
www.grey-fox.co/blog/intro-t...
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Intro to Earth Foundation Models — Grey Fox Consulting
The Earth Foundation Model landscape feels like a daily parade of “groundbreaking” announcements. But, understanding what these models actually do, and whether they’re worth your time, requires cuttin...
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August 28, 2025 at 8:32 PM
I wrote a thing!
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A Nazi owns Twitter, right wing billionaires own the Wall Street Journal and the LA Times, and CBS is run by a right wing nepo baby who just fired one of the network’s biggest stars for criticizing Donald Trump. Here’s why America has a left-wing media bias problem.
July 18, 2025 at 4:52 PM
A Nazi owns Twitter, right wing billionaires own the Wall Street Journal and the LA Times, and CBS is run by a right wing nepo baby who just fired one of the network’s biggest stars for criticizing Donald Trump. Here’s why America has a left-wing media bias problem.
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Expanded it to work across an array of satellite tiles and added soft shadows. Softening shadows around the azimuth is easy because you just average samples (here, 16), and along the altitude is even easier because the horizon algorithm gives enough information to simply do a smooth fade.
July 5, 2025 at 6:15 AM
Expanded it to work across an array of satellite tiles and added soft shadows. Softening shadows around the azimuth is easy because you just average samples (here, 16), and along the altitude is even easier because the horizon algorithm gives enough information to simply do a smooth fade.
Reposted by Damon Burgett
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Everyone is talking about how he wants Greenland because of Mercator projection distortions...but does he know that it's not actually green?
January 14, 2025 at 3:39 AM
Everyone is talking about how he wants Greenland because of Mercator projection distortions...but does he know that it's not actually green?