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@mackaszechno.bsky.social
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#rstats geospatial data analyst. GIS expert, of a sort. Sci-fi fan and would be writer. Black cat owner. Occasionally apocalyptical. Can't DM. WORDS ARE QUICK AND WORDS ARE VAIN, THE SINGLE SURE AND FINAL ANSWER MUST BE PAIN. -Dan Simmons, Olympos
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mradamcox.bsky.social
Unsurprisingly it was a CORS error... everything is _always_ a CORS error. It works now!
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cosmogenetic.bsky.social
And what’s even more awesome, there are special apps like every-door.app to make it even more easy and convenient to update #shops, #businesses and other POI’s on #OpenStreetMap (you do need an openstreetmap account for that)
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wijama.bsky.social
I'm learning QGIS for a class and it is a very frustrating experience. Doing anything requires 400 clicks. Whenever I use it I just wish there was a program that let you just type what you want and get a map out. They could integrate it with a statistical program and call it ggmap
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pablohernandezb.bsky.social
📢 New Map Alert! Just finished this detailed 3D hydrologic map of Venezuela🇻🇪. See the country's rivers like never before!

It's time for another #1Week1Project📅💻, find out how you can make your own gorgeous map too!

Let's open a 🧵👇🏽

#HydrologicMap💧🗺
#DataArt🎨📊
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geo-week.bsky.social
NPUs are purpose-built chips that can accelerate AI tasks directly on survey and mapping instruments. With tools like NeRFs and onboard processing, remote workflows become faster and more efficient.
Read more >> bit.ly/4n3hEAt
#GeoWeek #NeuralProcessing #Geospatial #TechInnovation
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blasbenito.com
Genuine talent doesn't emerge from a vacuum.

It results from a massive effort: try, fail, learn, and repeat until failure becomes success, whatever that means.

Running the loop for long enough might get you there, hopefully.

Offloading the grind to a machine surely won't.
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colebaril.ca
👽🛸 Spooktober: Data After Dark - October 8

Today is part one of a multi-part segment on a UFO sighting dataset.

For part 1, I created an interactive Shiny app to explore the data. Map points are clickable!

colewb.shinyapps.io/alien-atlas/

#DataViz #R #Shiny #ggplot2 #RStats #Alien #UFO
👽 Alien Atlas: UFO Sightings Map
colewb.shinyapps.io
mackaszechno.bsky.social
I'm a lurker now 😂
obrien.page
Yep, works perfectly now!! For lurkers, #rstats code is:

library(mapgl)
maplibre(center = c(-77.44, 37.54), zoom = 15) |>
add_raster_source(url= 'https://oldinsurancemaps.net/map/sanborn09064_001/main-content/tilejson',
id = "OIM") |>
add_raster_layer(source ="OIM",
id = 'Sanborn1886')
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transport-talk.bsky.social
There's also {raylibr} that enables you to make snake and DOOM games among others: github.com/jeroenjansse... #rstats
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elipousson.bsky.social
I’m testing out this method to get spatial data from MSSQL into R (then convert to an sf object) but it seems to work for some tables but not others hydroecology.net//reading-spa...

I need a reprex but I’m also wondering if there are other ways to do this that don’t use st_read. #rstats #rspatial
Reading spatial data from SQL Server with DBI and wk (not sf)
Michael Koohafkan's research blog
hydroecology.net
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bharrap.bsky.social
I clearly had a lot of thoughts/feelings from reading Terry's blog post, so I wrote one of my own

It ended up being a bit of a stream-of-thought post but I think it captures some of my worries

benharrap.com/post/2025-10...

#statssky #episky #academicsky
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obrien.page
It doesn't seem to work if I supply the TileJSON url, but if I supply all of the info within the TileJSON directly it works fine.

docs.mapbox.com/style-spec/r...

Above my pay grade, but maybe @kylewalker.bsky.social can help? Is this on the R conversion side?
Sources | Mapbox Style Spec | Mapbox Docs
A style's sources property defines data sources to be shown on the map.
docs.mapbox.com
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obrien.page
Super easy to use the mapgl package and @oldinsurancemaps.net to compare 1886 Richmond, VA to today in #rstats. The site of Gallego Mills, the ruins of which became an iconic photo after the fall of Richmond in the American Civil War, is now an office building and freeway.
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darakhshann.bsky.social
Regex!👀
norvid-studies.bsky.social
Witchcraft is real and it's stored inside my computer
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owenboswarva.bsky.social
A new model of England's motorways and A roads will lead to safer and more efficient journeys www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/news/new-mot... press from OS

National Highways Network Model opendata.nationalhighways.co.uk/maps/4b64217...

Released in February but they're promoting it now I guess

#opendata
Map: Overview of the motorways (in blue) and A roads (in red) in the National Highways Network Model (Credit National Highways)
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robinlovelace.bsky.social
🎉 The latest version of {stats19} is here!

This #rstats package for road collision data now includes:

✨ 2024 data downloads (finally)
👥 A new package author (Blaise Kelly)
📃 Docs reproducing DfT data

Instantly analyse 9 million+ collision records 🚀

Details: docs.ropensci.org/stats19/news...
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martinstabe.ft.com
Great piece of data journalism on the widespread anomalies in council tax banding, by @jonathanvincent.bsky.social and Sam Fleming and involving our great engineering teams on both the front- and back-end of the project. #ddj Plus a nod to some classic #dataviz design by @theboysmithy.ft.com:
A grid of small charts compares trends in house prices and council tax bills across UK local authorities since 1995. Each chart shows two indexed lines: one for average house prices (blue) and one for average council tax bills (grey), both normalised to 1 in 1995.

The top section displays towns and cities in northern England — such as Barnsley, Bradford, Burnley, County Durham, Northumberland, North Yorkshire, Preston, Redcar and Cleveland, and Sunderland — where the two lines rise together over time, indicating that house prices and council tax bills have increased broadly in line.

The lower section forms a cartogram map of London boroughs, where house prices have risen much faster than council tax bills. In boroughs such as Kensington and Chelsea, Westminster, Camden, Hackney, Islington, and Waltham Forest, the blue line representing house prices climbs steeply compared to the flatter grey council tax line. The layout mirrors the approximate geography of London, with boroughs like Enfield and Barnet at the top and Croydon, Bromley, and Sutton at the bottom.

Source: Financial Times analysis of data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and the Valuation Office Agency (VOA). London cartogram design based on a concept by Max Gadney and Mike Gallagher.
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cameronpat.bsky.social
the more I think about it, the more I dislike the term "tech industry". Microsoft is a software company. Google and Facebook are advertising companies with a website hobby. Apple and Nvidia are electronics companies. and OpenAI is giant hype-emitting furnace fuelled by investor dollars.
mackaszechno.bsky.social
Playing with the OpenBusData (data.bus-data.dft.gov.uk/downloads/) GTFS feed.

How do you get a bus here from the UK? Rerunning `st_as_sf` with `remove = FALSE` to view the `stop_lon` and `stop_lat` fields to get a better idea... as expected someone reversed the coords 🙃

#rspatial
st_point(c(0.19025, 52.27555)) |> st_sfc(crs = 4326) |> mapview()