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  1. Do I have any followers here who used scikit-mobility's human mobility metrics?

    Since isn't maintained anymore, we're considering porting the essential functionality to @movingpandas and would love to have more feedback, especially if it's first-hand experience with the functionality:

    github.com/movingpandas/moving

  2. Do I have any followers here who used scikit-mobility's human mobility metrics?

    Since #skmob isn't maintained anymore, we're considering porting the essential functionality to @movingpandas and would love to have more feedback, especially if it's first-hand experience with the functionality:

    github.com/movingpandas/moving

    #GIScience #MobilityDataScience #MovementDataAnalytics

  3. Do I have any followers here who used scikit-mobility's human mobility metrics?

    Since #skmob isn't maintained anymore, we're considering porting the essential functionality to @movingpandas and would love to have more feedback, especially if it's first-hand experience with the functionality:

    github.com/movingpandas/moving

    #GIScience #MobilityDataScience #MovementDataAnalytics

  4. Do I have any followers here who used scikit-mobility's human mobility metrics?

    Since #skmob isn't maintained anymore, we're considering porting the essential functionality to @movingpandas and would love to have more feedback, especially if it's first-hand experience with the functionality:

    github.com/movingpandas/moving

    #GIScience #MobilityDataScience #MovementDataAnalytics

  5. Do I have any followers here who used scikit-mobility's human mobility metrics?

    Since #skmob isn't maintained anymore, we're considering porting the essential functionality to @movingpandas and would love to have more feedback, especially if it's first-hand experience with the functionality:

    github.com/movingpandas/moving

    #GIScience #MobilityDataScience #MovementDataAnalytics

  6. The team just announced v1.3.0-alpha featuring

    New temporal types:
    πŸ†• tgeometry & tgeography that can represent the temporal evolution of any geometry type (polygon, multipoint, etc.)
    πŸ†• temporal circular buffer (tcbuffer)
    πŸ†• temporal pose (tpose) type, storing the evolution of a pose
    (point position + orientation)

    and more ...

    github.com/MobilityDB/Mobility

  7. The #MobilityDB team just announced v1.3.0-alpha featuring

    New temporal types:
    πŸ†• tgeometry & tgeography that can represent the temporal evolution of any geometry type (polygon, multipoint, etc.)
    πŸ†• temporal circular buffer (tcbuffer)
    πŸ†• temporal pose (tpose) type, storing the evolution of a pose
    (point position + orientation)

    and more ...

    github.com/MobilityDB/Mobility

    #MobilityDataScience #MovementData #GISChat #OSGeo

  8. The #MobilityDB team just announced v1.3.0-alpha featuring

    New temporal types:
    πŸ†• tgeometry & tgeography that can represent the temporal evolution of any geometry type (polygon, multipoint, etc.)
    πŸ†• temporal circular buffer (tcbuffer)
    πŸ†• temporal pose (tpose) type, storing the evolution of a pose
    (point position + orientation)

    and more ...

    github.com/MobilityDB/Mobility

    #MobilityDataScience #MovementData #GISChat #OSGeo

  9. The #MobilityDB team just announced v1.3.0-alpha featuring

    New temporal types:
    πŸ†• tgeometry & tgeography that can represent the temporal evolution of any geometry type (polygon, multipoint, etc.)
    πŸ†• temporal circular buffer (tcbuffer)
    πŸ†• temporal pose (tpose) type, storing the evolution of a pose
    (point position + orientation)

    and more ...

    github.com/MobilityDB/Mobility

    #MobilityDataScience #MovementData #GISChat #OSGeo

  10. The #MobilityDB team just announced v1.3.0-alpha featuring

    New temporal types:
    πŸ†• tgeometry & tgeography that can represent the temporal evolution of any geometry type (polygon, multipoint, etc.)
    πŸ†• temporal circular buffer (tcbuffer)
    πŸ†• temporal pose (tpose) type, storing the evolution of a pose
    (point position + orientation)

    and more ...

    github.com/MobilityDB/Mobility

    #MobilityDataScience #MovementData #GISChat #OSGeo

  11. If you're at , I'd love to see you at our workshop focused on tomorrow morning πŸŒ„

    09:00-10:15 Session 1A: WS: Mobility Data Science & KI – Potenziale fΓΌr den ΓΆffentlichen Verkehr

  12. The quest for a fair TimeGPTΒ benchmark

    At the end of yesterday's for mobility post, we concluded that TimeGPT's trainingset probably included a copy of the popular BikeNYC timeseries dataset and that, therefore, we were not looking at a fair comparison ...

    anitagraser.com/2025/03/29/the

  13. Even more human research:

    Elkin-Frankston et al. (2025). Beyond boundaries: a location-based toolkit for quantifying group dynamics in diverse contexts. Cogn. Research 10, 10 (2025).
    doi.org/10.1186/s41235-025-006

    "We first segmented time periods when the group was in motion by identifying break periods using the stop detection feature from the MovingPandas Python package"

  14. New research using yours truely:

    Koszewski et al. (2025). Utilizing IoT Sensors and Spatial Data Mining for Analysis of Urban Space Actors’ Behavior in University Campus Space Design.
    doi.org/10.3390/s25051393

    "Trajectories were processed by the MovingPandas Python library, which offers several valuable processing algorithms"

    For the full list of publications we're aware of, check out:

    github.com/movingpandas/moving

  15. The EMERALDS project @emeraldseu is hosting an MLOps webinar "EMERALDS Data Infrastructure and Development Frameworks” on 21 February, at 11:30 CET, see emeralds-horizon.eu/events/eme

    The talks explore the design and implementation of a dedicated platform built with specialised libraries and tools. This platform is tailored to support ML engineers in the development and deployment of machine learning models for real-world applications

  16. Pleasure to see more and more use from students:

    "we utilize the stop detection tools provided by MovingPandas"

    Wicaksono, S. B. (2024). From Data Cleaning to Predictive Models: A Strategic Approach to Analyzing Bus and Ship Trajectories. Master Thesis in Data Science, Department of Mathemetics, University of Padova.

    thesis.unipd.it/handle/20.500.

  17. New Trajectools 2.1 and MovingPandas 0.18Β releases

    Today marks the 2.1 release of for . This release adds multiple new algorithms and improvements. Since some improvements involve upstream functionality, I recommend to also update MovingPandas while you're at it.

    anitagraser.com/2024/05/20/new

  18. So glad our seminar paper on is finally published and open access πŸŽ‰

    Mobility Data Science: Perspectives and Challenges

    doi.org/10.1145/3652158

    Kudos to the leading author team for distilling all the inputs

  19. The toolbox continues to grow.

    New in: stop detection and trajectory styling

    I’m continuously testing the algorithms integrated so far to see if they work as GIS users would expect and can to ensure that they can be integrated in Processing model seamlessly.

    anitagraser.com/2024/01/27/tra

  20. We've just merged a long-awaited feature: different distance, speed, and acceleration units support

    github.com/movingpandas/moving

    This should make working with the results much more user-friendly than the basic SI units we have provided so far

  21. Also added some more statistics to the default output: start and end time, duration, length, and average speed, ready for further analysis directly from the toolbox or in the model designer

  22. development version now features out-of-the-box Interpolated Line styling for trajectories 🌈

    Additionally, we can now clip a trajectory layer by a polygon layer (as well as to an extent)

    github.com/movingpandas/qgis-p

  23. Interpolated Line styles are really growing on me. Very helpful to visualize results

    I've been testing the integration in the Model Designer, in combination with other toolbox algorithms
    anitagraser.com/2024/01/12/tra

  24. And so the quest continues: Merging tools that logically belong together and applying default styles to better show the computed speed and direction values

    Also switched to the @movingpandas logo as a plugin icon

    github.com/movingpandas/qgis-p