Fedi via Teletext has to be one of the best ideas I've had in a while
Professor of Geographic Information Science ; Geographic Data Science Lab; University of Liverpool
#fedi22 #GIS #UrbanAnalytics #geodemographics #geographicdatascience #spatialdatascience
Fedi via Teletext has to be one of the best ideas I've had in a while
GeoAI: key developments & insights
It's been a while since my post on geo and the AI hype in 2019. Back then, I didn't use the term "GeoAI", even though it has certainly been around for a while ...
http://anitagraser.com/2024/11/04/geoai-key-developments-insights/
Google restructures Earth Engine to be more difficult.
Microsoft is closing down Planetary Computer division.
AWS, even if their "Earth" thing was relevant, is also going that way sooner or later.
When billion dollar corporations can't monetize products, no amount of wishful thinking and fuzzy feelings will keep them alive.
(Did someone say Gen-AI?)
The age of web based, at-scale on-demand, low code Remote Sensing is coming to an end.
#Enshittification
https://tomaugspurger.net/posts/leaving-microsoft/
After wasting so much time with writing grants you'd hope it mattered, but seems it doesn't: **Do grant proposal texts matter for funding decisions? A field experiment**
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11192-024-04968-7
We've got a couple of web developer #jobs going at the University of Liverpool if you or anyone you know are looking for work.
Grade 5 junior web developer: https://my.corehr.com/pls/ulivrecruit/erq_jobspec_details_form.jobspec?p_id=074666
Grade 6 web developer: https://my.corehr.com/pls/ulivrecruit/erq_jobspec_details_form.jobspec?p_id=074746
🚨 Last 30 days to apply for one of the two fully funded #PhD positions in urban morphology & open spatial data science with me in a newly established research team at
Charles Uni in Prague.
📅 Deadline: March 13, 2024
⏳ Duration: 4 Years
🗓️ Start: October 2024
1️⃣Bridging urban morphology and community ecology to study structure, organisation and evolution of cities.
2️⃣Inequality of neighbourhood choice in regions of Central Europe
Details: https://uscuni.github.io/join/.
Come work with me!
So apparently the term "patch" in software development comes from punched paper tape.
"Small corrections to the programmed sequence could be done by patching over portions of the paper tape and re-punching the holes in that section."
🚀 Two fully funded #PhD positions up for grabs! Dive into the world of urban morphology & open spatial data science with me in a newly established research team in Prague.
📅 Deadline: March 13
⏳ Duration: 4 Years
🗓️ Start: October 2024
1️⃣ Bridging urban morphology and community ecology to study structure, organisation and evolution of cities.
2️⃣ Inequality of neighbourhood choice in regions of Central Europe
Details: https://uscuni.github.io/join/.
Interested? Please get in touch with me (DM or email)!
The Center for Urban and Regional Analysis (CURA) @ Ohio State is seeking a Senior GIS Analyst to join our team. We seek someone who is geeky about geospatial data, passionate about making cities more sustainable and equitable, and loves to work with students on cutting-edge, community engaged research.
https://osu.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/OSUCareers/job/Columbus-Campus/Senior-GIS-Analyst_R93932-1
Fantastic day with CDRC Data and Geodemoraphics at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Great to catch up with old and new colleagues, and hear about consumer data being used in OAC, health, geodemoraphics from space, working from home, night time data, construction and The Book of Mormon! Plus a fantastic careers panel on the importance of keeping up with new developments and being able to learn on the job! Thanks everyone and hope you had a great time!
I'm curious to see how the wind blows and where the weight of the next generation of social media will fall (I do hope it's in the #fediverse).
I've been on BlueSky for a while, and it's crickets for anything I post and I can't find interesting content. My experience here is the exact opposite—much better engagement (given audience size) than any other platform and I also stumble on someone or something new.
Thanks fedi-friends, I'm glad we're all here for the ride! 🏇🏻
@nickbearman this was something we used to do at GISRUK in the opening session I think so they all got a big audience.
Super glad to see our study "Estimating public transport emissions from GTFS data" finally published on Transp. Research Part D. Amazing collaboration with Joao Bazzo & P. Andrade
📑Paper: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.trd.2023.103757
🔓ungated PDF: https://urbandemographics.org/publication/2023_trpd_public_transport_emissions_gtfs2emis/
There's a growing number of lists of academics on Mastodon, but nothing yet for cartographers and geovisualization practicioners. Following @floledermann's great suggestion, I set up this form to start gathering accounts:
https://mapperfr.github.io/carto-masto-add-user/add-user.html
Feel free to add yourself to the list if you're concerned! Your name will soon appear on the "Cartographers on Mastodon" list here: https://mapperfr.github.io/mastodon-cartographers/.
Let's connect!
"Geographic Data Science with R: Visualizing and Analyzing Environmental Change"
An #open-source book by Michael C. Wimberly.
You can read it at https://bookdown.org/mcwimberly/gdswr-book/.
I've been playing around with using #WebR and #Quarto for client-side interactive lesson material and it's amazing! All the R code (including #TidyVerse 📦) is running in the user's browser, so no server setup, resources, or security to worry about.
Demo Website: https://interactive-lessons.weecology.org/
GitHub: https://github.com/ethanwhite/datacarp-interactive
Huge thanks to @hrbrmstr for sharing all of this awesomeness this week(end). Checkout his new blog post on this: https://rud.is/b/2023/03/12/almost-bare-bones-webr-starter-app/
The book is entirely free and available online, both in English and Portuguese. PDF and e-pub versions of the book should be available in the near future after the official publication of the book by @ipeaonline.
🔗https://ipeagit.github.io/intro_access_book/en/index.en.html +
“The 20-minute city: An equity analysis of Liverpool City Region”
#rstats code analyzing walking access to services and how that relates to socioeconomic and environmental factors.
https://github.com/aelissa/LCR_20MN
For a paper by @alel & others https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1361920921004077