Kamil Raczycki
raczeq.bsky.social
Kamil Raczycki
@raczeq.bsky.social
Geospatial 🌍 Data Wizard 🧙‍♂️ & Scientist 🔬
Crafting new Open Source tools 🔮
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Hi BlueSky! 👋
I am a Data Scientist specializing in the #geospatial domain 🌍. I'm the author and co-developer of multiple open-source #Python 🐍 libraries 📚 for geospatial machine learning and data engineering.
My main interest is to help society tackle geo-related problems for our better future 🚀🔮
Currently working on sorting geometries using the Hilbert curve for the QuackOSM library.
Testing DuckDB vs PyArrow with multiprocessing approaches.
May 14, 2025 at 9:03 PM
New article on my website - deep dive into the City Summit 🏙️🗻 project.

A lot of images, Python code snippets and a full breakdown of all the steps. My experience with @streamlit.bsky.social is also included.

Read here: kamilraczycki.com/blog/City-Su...
December 27, 2024 at 9:44 PM
I have released a City Summit 🏙️🗻 project on Streamlit!
It generates a visualization of stacked building shapes for the whole city - resulting in a mountain-like shape.

city-summit.streamlit.app

You can also run whole code locally if you want.
More info in the "About" tab.

#gischat #dataviz
December 21, 2024 at 12:30 AM
A preview of the City Summit project 🏙️🗻

Building outlines from Overture Maps dataset stacked together creating these beautiful peaks.

Written in Python 🐍
Tools used: OvertureMaestro, Shapely, GeoPandas, Rasterio, Plotly, Matplotlib, PyPalettes.

#Geospatial #Urban #Python #OvertureMaps #GISchat
December 16, 2024 at 8:43 AM
Currently working on a big new feature for the OvertureMaestro #Python library - getting data in the wide format (id + geometry + boolean columns based on classes and subtypes).

This format will be perfect for machine learning use-cases.

#Geospatial #GISchat #OpenSource #Geo
December 12, 2024 at 9:43 PM
I'm having fun with Overture Maps buildings dataset and I'm trying to create the "average building" visualisation in Python.
I have rotated all buildings around the centroid to keep edges in the same orientation.
First image shows bigger buildings and second smaller buildings. Scale in meters.
December 11, 2024 at 9:14 PM
Reposted by Kamil Raczycki
Every semester at TCU, we give presentations to students to highlight professional applications of Geography.

The point is that Geography is not just memorizing rivers and capitals: it is at the heart of critical business decisions firms make every day.

Here's what I showed yesterday:
December 5, 2024 at 2:29 PM
Hi BlueSky! 👋
I am a Data Scientist specializing in the #geospatial domain 🌍. I'm the author and co-developer of multiple open-source #Python 🐍 libraries 📚 for geospatial machine learning and data engineering.
My main interest is to help society tackle geo-related problems for our better future 🚀🔮
December 4, 2024 at 6:49 AM