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  1. Getting a s***-ton of CSV files as input for spatial analysis can be a pain.

    Yes, you can write a quick Python loop in the #QGIS console to load them but it's not a great workflow, imho.

    The DuckDB read_csv function has been very convenient for this kind of ETL workflow:

    fosstodon.org/@underdarkGIS/11

    #DuckDB #ETL #SpatialDataScience #DataScience

  2. Getting a s***-ton of CSV files as input for spatial analysis can be a pain.

    Yes, you can write a quick Python loop in the console to load them but it's not a great workflow, imho.

    The DuckDB read_csv function has been very convenient for this kind of ETL workflow:

    fosstodon.org/@underdarkGIS/11

  3. Getting a s***-ton of CSV files as input for spatial analysis can be a pain.

    Yes, you can write a quick Python loop in the #QGIS console to load them but it's not a great workflow, imho.

    The DuckDB read_csv function has been very convenient for this kind of ETL workflow:

    fosstodon.org/@underdarkGIS/11

    #DuckDB #ETL #SpatialDataScience #DataScience

  4. Getting a s***-ton of CSV files as input for spatial analysis can be a pain.

    Yes, you can write a quick Python loop in the #QGIS console to load them but it's not a great workflow, imho.

    The DuckDB read_csv function has been very convenient for this kind of ETL workflow:

    fosstodon.org/@underdarkGIS/11

    #DuckDB #ETL #SpatialDataScience #DataScience

  5. Earlier this year, I tested the plugins with limited success: fosstodon.org/@underdarkGIS/11

    After relaunching , I've finally gotten around to integrating the first GTFS algorithms into it.

    Currently testing with GTFS datasets from mobilitydata.gv.at/daten/soll-

    Not sure why there is a gap in the network at Lorüns 🤔

  6. @underdarkGIS
    I'm sure some people would say that's cutting it close.
    But those people haven't just now finished working on their presentation while waiting for their flight to the #QGISUC2025

  7. @underdarkGIS @stevenfeldman @mapguy @sourcepole @felt @leaflet @openlayers I have to check with #qgis2web if it works with APIs in order to always fetch the most current data once the @leaflet map is published

  8. @underdarkGIS @flauschzelle @lenaschimmel not a tool, but for anyone interested in punctuality data mining, this might be fun: #DavidKriesel gave an awesome talk at #36c3 m.youtube.com/watch?v=0rb9CfOv

  9. QGIS :qgis: to (Geo)Pandas :python: follow-up:
    The conversation around Looking for better ways to convert between QGIS VectorLayer and (Geo)DataFrame is continuing over at fosstodon.org/@underdarkGIS/11

    anitagraser.com/2025/10/31/qgi

  10. @underdarkGIS The #FOSS4GE2024 has been stressing (ohmygod my talks are not ready) then relaxing (I'm done with my talks) then fun (karaoke!) then inspiring (crazy ideas at the codesprint)
    😀

  11. @underdarkGIS The #FOSS4GE2024 has been stressing (ohmygod my talks are not ready) then relaxing (I'm done with my talks) then fun (karaoke!) then inspiring (crazy ideas at the codesprint)
    😀

  12. @underdarkGIS The #FOSS4GE2024 has been stressing (ohmygod my talks are not ready) then relaxing (I'm done with my talks) then fun (karaoke!) then inspiring (crazy ideas at the codesprint)
    😀

  13. @underdarkGIS The #FOSS4GE2024 has been stressing (ohmygod my talks are not ready) then relaxing (I'm done with my talks) then fun (karaoke!) then inspiring (crazy ideas at the codesprint)
    😀

  14. @underdarkGIS The #FOSS4GE2024 has been stressing (ohmygod my talks are not ready) then relaxing (I'm done with my talks) then fun (karaoke!) then inspiring (crazy ideas at the codesprint)
    😀

  15. @underdarkGIS @flauschzelle @lenaschimmel not a tool, but for anyone interested in punctuality data mining, this might be fun: #DavidKriesel gave an awesome talk at #36c3 m.youtube.com/watch?v=0rb9CfOv

  16. @underdarkGIS @flauschzelle @lenaschimmel not a tool, but for anyone interested in punctuality data mining, this might be fun: #DavidKriesel gave an awesome talk at #36c3 m.youtube.com/watch?v=0rb9CfOv

  17. For those working in #Python and #mobility or #network data, and who want to get #EdgeBundling to work, check out this repository: github.com/xpeterk1/edge-path-

    I tried with our project data and it works nicely. It calculates really fast and uses little resources.

    Potentially interesting to @underdarkGIS and @martinfleis