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In tonight's #gleo news: Edge detection on pseudo-voronoi cells, generated real-time from a point dataset.
Also: hovering the mouse over a cell triggers a JS event which can e.g. display a pop-up on top of the data point that generated that cell.
Can any of you folks guess the dataset?
#WebGL #gischat


In further Gleo news today: TwinkleFields.
It's an animated scalar field visualization: the larger the value of the scalar field, the greater the probability of a pixel twinkling.
(Which pairs nicely with "intensified" circles/fills/etc, or "HeatPoint"s)
#WebGL #dataviz #GISchat


In today's Gleo news:
"intensify" symbol decorator. Take any solid-colour existing symbol (e.g. a circle fill), and replace its colour with the intensity added to a scalar field (like a heatmap).
Note that the HeatMap-specific "HeatPoint" has fading intensity, whereas the intensified circles have constant intensity.
#WebGL #dataviz #GISchat


My @camptocamp colleague Olivia Guyot working full steam on @openlayers #webgl vector tiles renderer.

You can follow the work here: https://github.com/openlayers/openlayers/pull/14445

#OpenSource #osgeo #gischat


I have written a thing about how I'm extruding linestrings in Gleo, with #WebGL and way more trigonometry than I'd like: https://ivan.sanchezortega.es/development/2023/02/06/reinventing-line-joins.html


Hello Fosstodon! 👋

Time to give you a go and see if you're a viable alternative for data, visualisation and renewable energy related stuff.

I've attached a fun map of "live" wind turbine output that I've been working on recently as a little taster of what's to come ⚡️

Here's my Twitter if you're curious who I am: https://twitter.com/robhawkes

#followfriday #introduction #energy #renewablenergy #maps #gis #dataviz #webgl

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