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  1. La méditation sans religion

    Avec les progrès de l’imagerie médicale, il est devenu possible de voir, avec grande précision, ce qui se passe dans le cerveau d’une personne en méditation ou d’une autre qui prétend avoir des visions. Lorsque des neurologues s’intéressent à la religion, la proximité entre les sciences dures et les disciplines interprétatives posent de multiples questions.

    Depuis une trentaine d’années, de nombreux scientifiques ont étendu le champ des recherches sur le cerveau. Dans l’immense champ de recherches, sont nés les concepts de « neuro-anthropologie », « neuro-théologie » et bien d’autre « neuro-quelque chose ».

    La méditation sans religion

    Les neurones de la spiritualité (1/5) La méditation sans religion

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwIdGgdgBcE&t=15s

    #attention #être #Cerveau #conscience #disciplinesInterprétatives #entraînement #entrainementDeLEsprit #Expérience #imagerieMédicale #méditation #neuroAnthropologie #neuroQuelqueChose #neuroThéologie #neurologue #neurone #neuronesDeLaSpiritualité #pratique #précision #présence #présent #question #recherche #religion #science #sciencesDures #scientifique #spiritualité #virtuel #visions #visualisation #Vivre #voir
  2. La méditation sans religion

    Avec les progrès de l’imagerie médicale, il est devenu possible de voir, avec grande précision, ce qui se passe dans le cerveau d’une personne en méditation ou d’une autre qui prétend avoir des visions. Lorsque des neurologues s’intéressent à la religion, la proximité entre les sciences dures et les disciplines interprétatives posent de multiples questions.

    Depuis une trentaine d’années, de nombreux scientifiques ont étendu le champ des recherches sur le cerveau. Dans l’immense champ de recherches, sont nés les concepts de « neuro-anthropologie », « neuro-théologie » et bien d’autre « neuro-quelque chose ».

    La méditation sans religion

    Les neurones de la spiritualité (1/5) La méditation sans religion

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwIdGgdgBcE&t=15s

    #attention #être #Cerveau #conscience #disciplinesInterprétatives #entraînement #entrainementDeLEsprit #Expérience #imagerieMédicale #méditation #neuroAnthropologie #neuroQuelqueChose #neuroThéologie #neurologue #neurone #neuronesDeLaSpiritualité #pratique #précision #présence #présent #question #recherche #religion #science #sciencesDures #scientifique #spiritualité #virtuel #visions #visualisation #Vivre #voir
  3. Recommendation if you like maps and visualisations: The Trade Flow Viewer - made by @swearyanthony - shows you global connections (or disconnections) of some #fossilfuel products in trade. map2711.mopokewing.com/
    You can search for different countries with different "hunger", and also understand better, how countries very distant apart are deeply connected by trade. And see changes in the timeline.

    #trading #trade #GlobalTrade #map #visualisation #economy #Hormuz #sanctions #data

  4. Recommendation if you like maps and visualisations: The Trade Flow Viewer - made by @swearyanthony - shows you global connections (or disconnections) of some #fossilfuel products in trade. map2711.mopokewing.com/
    You can search for different countries with different "hunger", and also understand better, how countries very distant apart are deeply connected by trade. And see changes in the timeline.

    #trading #trade #GlobalTrade #map #visualisation #economy #Hormuz #sanctions #data

  5. The second (Not final) iteration of the Harness WU 'operational language' visualistion...

    ...looks better, needs a little more tweaks so its more comprehensible...

    BTW: I love the oldy worlde steampunk theme, I may apply it to the whole harness as an option :)

    #Harness #Visualisation #Vibecode

  6. Amazing AMOC visualization: youtube.com/watch?v=U9cal-dFjx0

    via castanet.net/news/Sustainabili which is an excellent and troubling article.

    It makes the point for humans first:

    A slowing AMOC also affects the jet stream. This will tend to trap weather systems in place, producing prolonged heatwaves, droughts, or severe winter storms. Yes, we are used to a few days of hot weather in Montreal over the summer. But three weeks? Yes we expect -20 C in Ottawa in the winter, but for how long?

    but considering plankton do most of the planet's photosynthesis - which all food webs, including ours, are based on! - maybe this part should be more worrisome:

    feel some sympathy for the cute little phytoplankton. They are single-celled algae (but they can swim and some of them even hunt). They need the AMOC to bring up nutrients from the deep sea. Fewer nutrients, less fat, happy phytoplankton.

    #AMOC #visualization #visualisation #fish #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming

  7. Amazing AMOC visualization: youtube.com/watch?v=U9cal-dFjx0

    via castanet.net/news/Sustainabili which is an excellent and troubling article.

    It makes the point for humans first:

    A slowing AMOC also affects the jet stream. This will tend to trap weather systems in place, producing prolonged heatwaves, droughts, or severe winter storms. Yes, we are used to a few days of hot weather in Montreal over the summer. But three weeks? Yes we expect -20 C in Ottawa in the winter, but for how long?

    but considering plankton do most of the planet's photosynthesis - which all food webs, including ours, are based on! - maybe this part should be more worrisome:

    feel some sympathy for the cute little phytoplankton. They are single-celled algae (but they can swim and some of them even hunt). They need the AMOC to bring up nutrients from the deep sea. Fewer nutrients, less fat, happy phytoplankton.

    #AMOC #visualization #visualisation #fish #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming

  8. Un site assez magique qui vous montre où le soleil se lève **maintenant** et combien de gens voient ce lever de soleil. ohayoworld.com/fr/ #soleil #terre #visualisation

  9. Un site assez magique qui vous montre où le soleil se lève **maintenant** et combien de gens voient ce lever de soleil. ohayoworld.com/fr/ #soleil #terre #visualisation

  10. A Bonanza For Fans Of The Natural World - The Digital Library Sharing 64 million Pages Of Scientific Knowledge With Everyone
    --
    theguardian.com/environment/20 ← shared technical media article
    --
    biodiversitylibrary.org/ <-- shared BHL home page / data portal
    --
    [glorious resource!]
    “The Biodiversity Heritage Library improves research methodology by collaboratively making biodiversity literature openly available to the world as part of a global biodiversity community.“
    --
    “The Biodiversity Heritage Library [BHL} is an invaluable online archive of historic texts on species living and lost supplied by the world’s leading museums and universities...
    Some go there to read about the wood that Victorian manufacturers used to make walking sticks. Others want to see an illustration of a Tasmanian tiger or marvel at the field diary of one of the first known botanists to explore the Antarctic.
    Over the past 20 years, more than 64m pages have been made freely available through the... BHL – a digital treasure trove for fans of the natural world. More than 680 museums, universities, libraries and scientific institutions from China, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand to Europe, Africa, Mexico, Canada and the US, have contributed to the library.
    This week, a report from Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew... revealed the crucial role digitisation [like BHL’s] is playing in “transforming our ability to understand and respond to the climate and biodiversity crises”, but it was the creation of the BHL 20 years ago that first demonstrated how bringing centuries of scientific knowledge online can unlock transformative discoveries and insights about the natural world.
    David Iggulden, who chairs the BHL executive committee alongside his job as head of data and digital, library and archives at RBG Kew, describes the library as an invaluable and “absolutely essential” resource for scientists in the field. But it is also used by scientific researchers, environmental historians, educators, art historians, artists, citizen scientists and members of the public who – like Iggulden – simply enjoy browsing its contents on a rainy weekend.
    “I just get caught up in it sometimes, looking at the various collections,” he says. “I think it’s amazing that we can explore such a vast array of different collections from very different institutions.”
    As well as published biodiversity literature and journals, there are letters, illustrations, climate records, field diaries, ecosystem profiles, distribution records and manuscripts containing the original collecting stories of a particular species or detailing voyages of discovery…”
    #BiodiversityHeritageLibrary #BHL #Biodiversity #library #literature #illustrations #UK #texts #historic #reference #online #opendata #visualisation #museum #walkingstick #university #research #institute #species #ecosystems #habitat #data #digital #climatechange #response #reference #resource #correspondence #illustrations #records #manuscripts
    @BiodiversityHeritageLibrary

  11. A Bonanza For Fans Of The Natural World - The Digital Library Sharing 64 million Pages Of Scientific Knowledge With Everyone
    --
    theguardian.com/environment/20 ← shared technical media article
    --
    biodiversitylibrary.org/ <-- shared BHL home page / data portal
    --
    [glorious resource!]
    “The Biodiversity Heritage Library improves research methodology by collaboratively making biodiversity literature openly available to the world as part of a global biodiversity community.“
    --
    “The Biodiversity Heritage Library [BHL} is an invaluable online archive of historic texts on species living and lost supplied by the world’s leading museums and universities...
    Some go there to read about the wood that Victorian manufacturers used to make walking sticks. Others want to see an illustration of a Tasmanian tiger or marvel at the field diary of one of the first known botanists to explore the Antarctic.
    Over the past 20 years, more than 64m pages have been made freely available through the... BHL – a digital treasure trove for fans of the natural world. More than 680 museums, universities, libraries and scientific institutions from China, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand to Europe, Africa, Mexico, Canada and the US, have contributed to the library.
    This week, a report from Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew... revealed the crucial role digitisation [like BHL’s] is playing in “transforming our ability to understand and respond to the climate and biodiversity crises”, but it was the creation of the BHL 20 years ago that first demonstrated how bringing centuries of scientific knowledge online can unlock transformative discoveries and insights about the natural world.
    David Iggulden, who chairs the BHL executive committee alongside his job as head of data and digital, library and archives at RBG Kew, describes the library as an invaluable and “absolutely essential” resource for scientists in the field. But it is also used by scientific researchers, environmental historians, educators, art historians, artists, citizen scientists and members of the public who – like Iggulden – simply enjoy browsing its contents on a rainy weekend.
    “I just get caught up in it sometimes, looking at the various collections,” he says. “I think it’s amazing that we can explore such a vast array of different collections from very different institutions.”
    As well as published biodiversity literature and journals, there are letters, illustrations, climate records, field diaries, ecosystem profiles, distribution records and manuscripts containing the original collecting stories of a particular species or detailing voyages of discovery…”

    @BiodiversityHeritageLibrary

  12. Un article montrant bien de quoi meurent les gens. Si vous récupérez les indicateurs pour la France, vous découvrirez des trucs. Par exemple, il y a nettement plus de morts pour accident de voiture que d'homicides ... que TOUS LES HOMICIDES. C'est fou. ourworldindata.org/what-do-peo #démographie #visualisation #mort

  13. Un article montrant bien de quoi meurent les gens. Si vous récupérez les indicateurs pour la France, vous découvrirez des trucs. Par exemple, il y a nettement plus de morts pour accident de voiture que d'homicides ... que TOUS LES HOMICIDES. C'est fou. ourworldindata.org/what-do-peo #démographie #visualisation #mort

  14. New Zealand [3D] Community Fault Model [CFM] [geologic spatial/visualisation]
    --
    geo3d.pgi.gov.pl/NZ_CFM/index. <-- shared New Zealand Community Fault Model page
    --
    gns.cri.nz/research-projects/n <-- shared community fault model details
    --
    gns.cri.nz/data-and-resources/ <-- shared #GNS downloadable open dataset, ‘NZ CFM v1.0 is a two- and three-dimensional representation of active and potentially active fault zones along the New Zealand plate boundary.’
    --
    [my upbringing and geology uni degrees were in NZ]
    H/T @earth Sciences New Zealand
    #geology #maps #NaturalHazards #3D #interactive #faultlines #earthquakes #tech #technology #NewZealand #GIS #spatial #mapping #visualisation #earthquakes #faulting #faultzone #CommunityFaultModel #CFM #opendata #Geo3D #movement #attributes #geometry #risk #hazard #naturalhazard
    @GNS Science | @NWIA | @earth Sciences New Zealand

  15. New Zealand [3D] Community Fault Model [CFM] [geologic spatial/visualisation]
    --
    geo3d.pgi.gov.pl/NZ_CFM/index. <-- shared New Zealand Community Fault Model page
    --
    gns.cri.nz/research-projects/n <-- shared community fault model details
    --
    gns.cri.nz/data-and-resources/ <-- shared downloadable open dataset, ‘NZ CFM v1.0 is a two- and three-dimensional representation of active and potentially active fault zones along the New Zealand plate boundary.’
    --
    [my upbringing and geology uni degrees were in NZ]
    H/T @earth Sciences New Zealand

    @GNS Science | @NWIA | @earth Sciences New Zealand

  16. This is very cool - get the cockpit view from any one of 1000s of planes.

    (Once you’ve picked a flight, scroll down the flight info to see the cockpit option)

    #planes #flying #visualisation

  17. The Digital Humanities Awards 2025 are open for voting!!

    Check out all the nominated resources here: dhawards.org/dhawards2025/voti

    And remember to vote before April 17, 2026!

    #DigitalHumanities #Awards #Vote #Projects #Visualisation #Resource #DH_for_fun #DHAwards

  18. The Digital Humanities Awards 2025 are open for voting!!

    Check out all the nominated resources here: dhawards.org/dhawards2025/voti

    And remember to vote before April 17, 2026!

    #DigitalHumanities #Awards #Vote #Projects #Visualisation #Resource #DH_for_fun #DHAwards

  19. Oh this is quite a fun 3D #visualisation of planes taking off and landing. aeris.edbn.me/?city=BER&mc_cid

    Surprised FlightRadar24 doesn't seem to have this mode; only 3D for an individual plane unless I'm missing the button for this.

    via ZSA newsletter

    #aviation

  20. #NeuroScience #EEG #LSL #Spectrum #FrequencyBands #Visualisation #Samadhi

    Samadhi 2026.1 released:

    • Stack plot for history graphs.
    • Frequency band coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Intensity Coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Sampling rate correction.
    • Minor improvements and bug fixes.

    Official site: samadhi-eeg.info.

    Release notes: github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

    Download:
    • Via PyPi using "pip install samadhi'
    • Binaries for Windows and Linux on github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

  21. #NeuroScience #EEG #LSL #Spectrum #FrequencyBands #Visualisation #Samadhi

    Samadhi 2026.1 released:

    • Stack plot for history graphs.
    • Frequency band coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Intensity Coding in Radiant Ripples display.
    • Sampling rate correction.
    • Minor improvements and bug fixes.

    Official site: samadhi-eeg.info.

    Release notes: github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

    Download:
    • Via PyPi using "pip install samadhi
    • Binaries for Windows and Linux on github.com/jkanev/samadhi/rele

  22. US CONUS Rivers Of Dimension By Annual Flow – An Older (2013) But Still SO Useful Hydrologic Visualisation
    --
    pacinst.org/american-rivers-a- <-- shared technical post
    --
    “... Several things stand out:
    1) the massive flow of the mighty Mississippi and Columbia River systems
    2) the paucity of major rivers in the western US, especially the southwestern US, where the only major rivers are the seriously over-tapped Colorado and Rio Grande Rivers
    3) the local importance of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Rivers in California, which serve the state’s cities and agricultural regions…”
    #visualisation #infographic #water #hydrographic #hydrology #US #USA #CONUS #flow #humanimpacts #gage #USGS #USGSgage #agriculture #transportation #rivers #waterresources #overuse #monitoring #planning #AmericanRivers #mapping #spatial #spatialanalysis #scale #symbology #proportional #symbology #bigriver #Colorado #Columbia #Mississippi #SanJoaquin #RioGrande #NHD #NationalHydrographyDataset
    #PacificInstitute | #USGS | #AmericanRivers

  23. US CONUS Rivers Of Dimension By Annual Flow – An Older (2013) But Still SO Useful Hydrologic Visualisation
    --
    pacinst.org/american-rivers-a- <-- shared technical post
    --
    “... Several things stand out:
    1) the massive flow of the mighty Mississippi and Columbia River systems
    2) the paucity of major rivers in the western US, especially the southwestern US, where the only major rivers are the seriously over-tapped Colorado and Rio Grande Rivers
    3) the local importance of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Rivers in California, which serve the state’s cities and agricultural regions…”

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  24. #dhd2026 interesting book recommendation #Keynote #visualisation #data @DHdKonferenz #DigitalHumanities

    📝 My students have to draw data and object relations on paper, too, to get the hang on the data modelation... 🏺

    ➡️ dear-data.com/news

  25. #Keynote of the #DHd2026 @DHdKonferenz in Vienna 😎, not only text, not only #data by Miriah Meyer starts with this awesome illustration. #DigitalHumanities #DH #visualisation

  26. I want to share this… but take notice, it will cost you your time and attention 😂

    Looking at all the (worldwide) attempts to enter an online unsecured server… doomscrolling for security fans.

    #visualisation #bots #security

    knock-knock.net

  27. QGIS PlugIn - Landsat Water Mask [with example]
    --
    plugins.qgis.org/plugins/Lands <-- shared plugin details
    --
    H/T Jake Longenecker | 🌎 NASA Jet Propulsion Lab / Computational Earth Scientist
    “When it comes to water, the world is changing faster than ever. 🌏 Now you can map it just as quickly within QGIS. Seen [in the first figure] are examples from France and the Dominican Republic, which leverage 11 years of the Landsat-Sentinel Harmonized 30-meter product, to reveal temporal river dynamics, ephemeral rivers beneath a bay, and lake terraces…”
    --
    “Multi Path/Row supported across Landsat, Sentinel, and OPERA products. All products are interoperable. Download supported datasets via USGS EarthExplorer & NASA Earthdata…”

    @qgis