It's crazy to think about where this data is coming from. To recover temperatures over such long time periods, samples where taken from over 5,100 trees, 2,300 ocean sediments, 800 boreholes, 351 coral reefs, and 170 ice cores, historical paper records, and more. You can access the raw data at NOAA/NCEI https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/products/paleoclimatology

People tell me nobody wants to look at climate curves anymore, yet here we are!!! Please enjoy our interactive journey through 485 million years of climate history and dive into the fascinating and important work of paleoclimate scientists.

🎁 https://www.zeit.de/wissen/umwelt/2025-06/klimageschichte-veraenderung-temperatur-entwicklung-daten?freebie=eb85d194

@zverik @migurski of all geo people cartographers traditionally are the ones the least likely to need to travel to places.
Multiply this by OSS ethics on carbon butgets and of cause they stick regional SoTM/FOSS4G editions.
Best chance would be visiting the regions yourself or going to Manila or Auckland this fall.

Are web maps a recession byproduct?: What fueled the growth of the geospatial industry in the 2010s? An article on placing.technology explores the history and political economy of geospatial tech.
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/06/14-are-web-maps-a-recession-byproduct/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS

@amapanda it’s tricky with persons with toponyms. https://hanshack.com/strassenkrieg/

The QGIS project: Canonical paper: The story behind #QGIS: The new canonical open-access paper, “The QGIS project: Spatial without compromise,” authored by members of the QGIS Project Steering Committee, @underdarkGIS, @timlinux, and @mbernasocchi, explores the evolution of...
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/06-02-the-qgis-project-canonical-paper/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS

@subjacentish @EricCarroll just hope nobody is pressed to rideshare with your boss.

@subjacentish @EricCarroll could tell your boss, the company would likely ROI in under a few months when having proxy CO2 levels at << 600 ppm vs 1500+

Exciting #GIS opportunity!

Our team is looking for a GIS Solution Architect (fully remote) to help us assess and transform enterprise GIS/IT architecture with a focus on geospatial systems and IoT integration. 💻🗺️

More details and apply via: https://maps.un.org/work-un-maps

#jobalert #jobs #vacancy #ungsc #gischat

@_RyekDarkener_ @NaMi bei den Aktienmärkten ist das eher eine Produzentenpräferenz, garantierter gratis Content mit legitimen Anschein ohne Aufwand. Für die Konsumenten reicht da ein Blick ins Depot, dafür braucht es keinen Journalismus.

any TU Berlin students here? there's a brand new Open Source Hardware seminar this semester (MNT will also make an appearance if it happens) and so far only 3 students registered! they need at least 5 to make it work, so if you're interested or know potential candidates at TU, spread the word: https://www.tu.berlin/qw/studium-lehre/lehrveranstaltungen/oshs-open-source-hardware-seminar

@cdarwin can we please stop it with the bigger than x countries arguments or not even start it? This thing scales just like nobody anticipates 50 countries use less than 1TWh each 100 less than 10TWh. Yet the global total is above 30.000 TWh. To me this cheapens any argument with an unintuitive Metric that tends to be overestimated by pretty much everyone not involved in those issues, so this veers into deceptive methods to me.
Would prefer using a reference country or percentage of total.

@mardor steht wieder mal nichts von drin, dass die Römer auch keine unendlichen Resourcen hatten und lieber leicht erschließbares und fruchtbares Gebirgsvorland und Flussebenen verteidigen. Als irgendwelches Waldhügelland. Es ist ein sekundärer Effekt der Geographie, was denn sonst?

@gimulnautti it’s more like AI enables the danger zone (dumb & industrious) of the von Moltke Quadrant to heights never seen before. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Attribute_Matrix_for_Officers_by_Field_Marshal_Helmuth_Karl_Bernhard_von_Moltke.svg

I just made this silly but accurate thing. I'm silly too and i love it, but also i'm serious in my silliness.

@Lana the Sandwich Islands have their own tariffs now?

@Blueteamsherpa the guy who wants to “Occupy Mars” not keeping a diverse set of invasive species is not at last also a major self own. That stuff doesn’t make sense in any bizarre universe. Safe the seeds.

@GhostOnTheHalfShell @ExtinctionR it’s in effect local policies for local people. Paris proper has the historic luck, that its administrative area is a quite small homogeneous urban core of a larger metro area (total pop.: 2M city + 13M(!)), not a huge annexed admin area with a car dependent suburban voting plurality like Berlin or London. So the actual people who have or chose to live in the urban core can make their own policies for their own best interests.

@holgi Édition Cosmopolitain?

@weddige @tante if you’re in a flat city and don’t do e-bikes, any transport that’s not faster than ~25 kmh is reasonably safe. You also don’t wear helmets while running.