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Exploring the technicalities of localizing #OpenSource software:
in my blog post I explain how we use #Weblate for translating #GRASSGIS.

A detailed look at how translation management systems can streamline localization workflows in open-source projects. 🌐💻

Check out at https://neteler.org/blog/translating-with-weblate/ #GIS #Localization #TechTalk #OSGeo #FOSS4G


The fourth eruption on the Reykjanes peninsula started at 22:17 this evening. I anticipate a long night and lots of #GIS work here at the Icelandic Met Office.

Photos:
- Kids asleep, getting back to work
- IMO monitoring room
- Image from a colleague hovering above the eruption

#gischat #iceland #Grindavík


Talk I gave in FOSS4G 2023: "Introduction to Coordinate Systems" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OOGVIajt9Y
Now with the proper subtitles! (Google was not very good with the autogenerated ones).
The slides in PDF are available in my web page.
#FOSS4G #foss4g2023 #GIS #coordinatesystems


again some updates to the #golang list for #geospatial projects
#gischat #geo #gis

https://github.com/JakobMiksch/go-geospatial


Here is an update on my side project #mapstyler.

The app allows you to easily create styles for vector datasets based on the Mapbox Style Specification. You can host the styles on a server and easily import them into your #geo #webapp running #openlayers, #leaflet or any other library that supports style json's.

I worked on implementing styling based on property filters. Check out demo below.

It's work in progress. Will put this online in near future.

#gischat #OGC #gis #buildinpublic


Bringing #QGIS maps into #Jupyter #notebooks

Reached the end of the line with your #GeoPandas plots? Replace them with maps rendered by QGIS.

http://anitagraser.com/2023/11/10/bringing-qgis-maps-into-jupyter-notebooks/

#maps #GISChat #DataScience #SpatialDataScience #DataViz #GIS


Open #GIS #TextBooks:
"Fundamentals of #RemoteSensing"
Part 1: History & Practice https://zenodo.org/records/3265399
and
Part 2: Practice Book using #QGIS https://zenodo.org/records/6539257

#OSGeo #OpenSource #openbooks #GISChat


For teaching Coordinate Reference Systems in my GIS/cartography intro course, I made this simple app that can show the current GPS location in two different coordinate systems. It supports all CRS supported by Proj4JS (more than five thousand).

(Yes there is a ton of "coordinate converter" apps out there, but their UI is far too overloaded for my purposes.)

https://cartolab.at/coords/

Source code is available at https://github.com/floledermann/coordinates

#gis #gischat

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