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  1. And most recently in :

    Van Deursen, J., Creany, N., Smith, B., Freimund, W., Avgar, T., & Monz, C. A. (2024). Recreation specialization: Resource selection functions as a predictive tool for . Applied Geography, 167, 103276. - "#GeoPandas and packages in were used to analyze the GPS data collected and calculate the thirteen spatio-temporal metrics"

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  2. More #transportation research using #MovingPandas 🤩

    Golze, J., & Sester, M. (2024). Determining user specific #semantics of locations extracted from #TrajectoryData. Transportation Research Procedia, 78, 215-221. - "stop points are extracted from the GPS #trajectories using the #Python framework MovingPandas"

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  3. More research using 🤩

    Golze, J., & Sester, M. (2024). Determining user specific of locations extracted from . Transportation Research Procedia, 78, 215-221. - "stop points are extracted from the GPS using the framework MovingPandas"

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  4. More #transportation research using #MovingPandas 🤩

    Golze, J., & Sester, M. (2024). Determining user specific #semantics of locations extracted from #TrajectoryData. Transportation Research Procedia, 78, 215-221. - "stop points are extracted from the GPS #trajectories using the #Python framework MovingPandas"

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  5. More #transportation research using #MovingPandas 🤩

    Golze, J., & Sester, M. (2024). Determining user specific #semantics of locations extracted from #TrajectoryData. Transportation Research Procedia, 78, 215-221. - "stop points are extracted from the GPS #trajectories using the #Python framework MovingPandas"

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  6. More #transportation research using #MovingPandas 🤩

    Golze, J., & Sester, M. (2024). Determining user specific #semantics of locations extracted from #TrajectoryData. Transportation Research Procedia, 78, 215-221. - "stop points are extracted from the GPS #trajectories using the #Python framework MovingPandas"

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  7. Today, we've had our first successful mini workshop with colleagues from the EMERALDS project, working on

    If everything goes to plan, Trajectools will be at
    @mdm

    There are still a few days left to submit your own work and join us: mdm2024.github.io/calls.html

  8. 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

  9. 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

  10. 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

  11. New year, new start: I'm rebooting the Processing Trajectools plugin development. Trajectools v2 builds on and exposes its trajectory analysis algorithms in the Toolbox. More:

    anitagraser.com/2024/01/12/tra

  12. 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

  13. The live stream recording of my engineering workshop with and is up now at 🎬 youtube.com/live/roPF1oth2Pk?s 🎬

    Thanks to @opengeohub!

    There will also be an edited version on TIB.eu in the future, if you prefer an add free platform. Stay tuned

  14. Wondering if there's an efficient way to convert between GeoSeries with datetime index and TGeogPointSeq to hook up and .

    First attempts: github.com/MobilityDB/PyMEOS/b but I'm sure there is room for improvement