Thank you @michaelharg. Glad you enjoyed the talk and that it looks like I know what I'm talking about.
I wanted to discuss MovingPandas and MobilityDB as other ways of dealing with moving objects but I just couldn't squeeze it in.
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“It was raining in Beyoğlu, and the rented Mercedes slid past the grilled and unlit windows of cautious Greek and Armenian jewelers. The street was almost empty, only a few dark-coated figures on the sidewalks turning to stare after the car.
‘This was formerly the prosperous European section of Ottoman Istanbul,’ purred the Mercedes.”
The FOSS4G team has been posting this year's talks and mine just hit the channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl7LMEPvAmo
A companion article is here: https://www.jaxartes.net/pages/ads-b/
One of my favorite parts of attending #foss4g is the things you learn outside the talks. Two new discoveries for me were Kart from @hc and the Wikidata query language from @edward.
Slides from my talk on "Aircraft Trajectories in PostGIS" at FOSS4G: https://www.jaxartes.net/Trigona-Harany%20-%20Aircraft%20trajectories%20in%20PostGIS%20-%20FOSS4G%202023.pdf
There should be a video at some point as well.
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Rasters in a database? No! Yes? Maybe! I have answers for every taste... https://mapscaping.com/podcast/rasters-in-a-database/
I'm presenting on 4-dimensional data in #PostGIS databases at #FOSS4G in Prizren in a month's time: https://talks.osgeo.org/foss4g-2023/talk/88HDVN/
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