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  1. The Romans Have A Reputation For Building Straight Roads…
    [mapping with remote sensing, etc --> open data]
    --
    livescience.com/archaeology/ro <-- shared technical article
    --
    doi.org/10.1038/s41597-025-061 <-- shared paper, “Itiner-e: A high-resolution dataset of roads of the Roman Empire”
    --
    itiner-e.org/ <-- shared webmap “Itiner-e – The Digital Atlas of Ancient Roads”
    --
    youtu.be/OTSe7MsJXbo?si=nWl8PZ <-- shated Itiner-e overview/animation video
    --
    youtu.be/ge9XV2eKLvQ?si=OwPWoo <-- shared video, “Roman Surveyors - The Engineers Who Shaped Rome"
    --
    [at high school my favourite subject was Ancient History, witha focus on the Roman Empire, with the formidable Mr. Marriot! @Edgewater College, Pakuranga]
    “Itiner-e aims to host the most detailed open digital dataset of roads in the entire Roman Empire. The data creation is a collaborative ongoing project edited by a scholarly community. Itiner-e allows you to view, query and download roads. Each road segment has a URI that allows it to be cited and linked by external resources. It also includes a route-finding tool to explore travel itineries and times in the ancient world (beta version)…”
    --
    “The Roman Empire’s road system was critical for structuring the movement of people, goods and ideas, and sustaining imperial control. Yet, it remains incompletely mapped and poorly integrated across sources despite centuries of research. [They] present Itiner-e, the most detailed and comprehensive open digital dataset of roads in the entire Roman Empire. It was created by identifying roads from archaeological and historical sources, locating them using modern and historical topographic maps and remote sensing, and digitising them with road segment-level metadata and certainty categories. The dataset nearly doubles the known length of Roman roads through increased coverage and spatial precision, and reveals that the location of only 2.737% are known with certainty. This resource is transformative for understanding how mobility shaped connectivity, administration, and even disease transmission in the ancient world, and for studies of the millennia-long development of terrestrial mobility in the region…”
    #ancienthistory #rome #roman #road #agrimensores #gromatici #survey #surveying #instruments #transportation #empire #messenger #administration #military #legions #soldiers #construction #mapping #remotesensing #Itinere #opendata #spatial #RomanEmpire #archaeology #history #topography #connectivity #terrestrial #mobility #webmap #GIS #mapping #research #network #segment #URI #routing #trade #economics
    @Itiner-e

  2. The Romans Have A Reputation For Building Straight Roads…
    [mapping with remote sensing, etc --> open data]
    --
    livescience.com/archaeology/ro <-- shared technical article
    --
    doi.org/10.1038/s41597-025-061 <-- shared paper, “Itiner-e: A high-resolution dataset of roads of the Roman Empire”
    --
    itiner-e.org/ <-- shared webmap “Itiner-e – The Digital Atlas of Ancient Roads”
    --
    youtu.be/OTSe7MsJXbo?si=nWl8PZ <-- shated Itiner-e overview/animation video
    --
    youtu.be/ge9XV2eKLvQ?si=OwPWoo <-- shared video, “Roman Surveyors - The Engineers Who Shaped Rome"
    --
    [at high school my favourite subject was Ancient History, witha focus on the Roman Empire, with the formidable Mr. Marriot! @Edgewater College, Pakuranga]
    “Itiner-e aims to host the most detailed open digital dataset of roads in the entire Roman Empire. The data creation is a collaborative ongoing project edited by a scholarly community. Itiner-e allows you to view, query and download roads. Each road segment has a URI that allows it to be cited and linked by external resources. It also includes a route-finding tool to explore travel itineries and times in the ancient world (beta version)…”
    --
    “The Roman Empire’s road system was critical for structuring the movement of people, goods and ideas, and sustaining imperial control. Yet, it remains incompletely mapped and poorly integrated across sources despite centuries of research. [They] present Itiner-e, the most detailed and comprehensive open digital dataset of roads in the entire Roman Empire. It was created by identifying roads from archaeological and historical sources, locating them using modern and historical topographic maps and remote sensing, and digitising them with road segment-level metadata and certainty categories. The dataset nearly doubles the known length of Roman roads through increased coverage and spatial precision, and reveals that the location of only 2.737% are known with certainty. This resource is transformative for understanding how mobility shaped connectivity, administration, and even disease transmission in the ancient world, and for studies of the millennia-long development of terrestrial mobility in the region…”
    #ancienthistory #rome #roman #road #agrimensores #gromatici #survey #surveying #instruments #transportation #empire #messenger #administration #military #legions #soldiers #construction #mapping #remotesensing #Itinere #opendata #spatial #RomanEmpire #archaeology #history #topography #connectivity #terrestrial #mobility #webmap #GIS #mapping #research #network #segment #URI #routing #trade #economics
    @Itiner-e

  3. The Romans Have A Reputation For Building Straight Roads…
    [mapping with remote sensing, etc --> open data]
    --
    livescience.com/archaeology/ro <-- shared technical article
    --
    doi.org/10.1038/s41597-025-061 <-- shared paper, “Itiner-e: A high-resolution dataset of roads of the Roman Empire”
    --
    itiner-e.org/ <-- shared webmap “Itiner-e – The Digital Atlas of Ancient Roads”
    --
    youtu.be/OTSe7MsJXbo?si=nWl8PZ <-- shated Itiner-e overview/animation video
    --
    youtu.be/ge9XV2eKLvQ?si=OwPWoo <-- shared video, “Roman Surveyors - The Engineers Who Shaped Rome"
    --
    [at high school my favourite subject was Ancient History, witha focus on the Roman Empire, with the formidable Mr. Marriot! @Edgewater College, Pakuranga]
    “Itiner-e aims to host the most detailed open digital dataset of roads in the entire Roman Empire. The data creation is a collaborative ongoing project edited by a scholarly community. Itiner-e allows you to view, query and download roads. Each road segment has a URI that allows it to be cited and linked by external resources. It also includes a route-finding tool to explore travel itineries and times in the ancient world (beta version)…”
    --
    “The Roman Empire’s road system was critical for structuring the movement of people, goods and ideas, and sustaining imperial control. Yet, it remains incompletely mapped and poorly integrated across sources despite centuries of research. [They] present Itiner-e, the most detailed and comprehensive open digital dataset of roads in the entire Roman Empire. It was created by identifying roads from archaeological and historical sources, locating them using modern and historical topographic maps and remote sensing, and digitising them with road segment-level metadata and certainty categories. The dataset nearly doubles the known length of Roman roads through increased coverage and spatial precision, and reveals that the location of only 2.737% are known with certainty. This resource is transformative for understanding how mobility shaped connectivity, administration, and even disease transmission in the ancient world, and for studies of the millennia-long development of terrestrial mobility in the region…”
    #ancienthistory #rome #roman #road #agrimensores #gromatici #survey #surveying #instruments #transportation #empire #messenger #administration #military #legions #soldiers #construction #mapping #remotesensing #Itinere #opendata #spatial #RomanEmpire #archaeology #history #topography #connectivity #terrestrial #mobility #webmap #GIS #mapping #research #network #segment #URI #routing #trade #economics
    @Itiner-e

  4. The Romans Have A Reputation For Building Straight Roads…
    [mapping with remote sensing, etc --> open data]
    --
    livescience.com/archaeology/ro <-- shared technical article
    --
    doi.org/10.1038/s41597-025-061 <-- shared paper, “Itiner-e: A high-resolution dataset of roads of the Roman Empire”
    --
    itiner-e.org/ <-- shared webmap “Itiner-e – The Digital Atlas of Ancient Roads”
    --
    youtu.be/OTSe7MsJXbo?si=nWl8PZ <-- shated Itiner-e overview/animation video
    --
    youtu.be/ge9XV2eKLvQ?si=OwPWoo <-- shared video, “Roman Surveyors - The Engineers Who Shaped Rome"
    --
    [at high school my favourite subject was Ancient History, witha focus on the Roman Empire, with the formidable Mr. Marriot! @Edgewater College, Pakuranga]
    “Itiner-e aims to host the most detailed open digital dataset of roads in the entire Roman Empire. The data creation is a collaborative ongoing project edited by a scholarly community. Itiner-e allows you to view, query and download roads. Each road segment has a URI that allows it to be cited and linked by external resources. It also includes a route-finding tool to explore travel itineries and times in the ancient world (beta version)…”
    --
    “The Roman Empire’s road system was critical for structuring the movement of people, goods and ideas, and sustaining imperial control. Yet, it remains incompletely mapped and poorly integrated across sources despite centuries of research. [They] present Itiner-e, the most detailed and comprehensive open digital dataset of roads in the entire Roman Empire. It was created by identifying roads from archaeological and historical sources, locating them using modern and historical topographic maps and remote sensing, and digitising them with road segment-level metadata and certainty categories. The dataset nearly doubles the known length of Roman roads through increased coverage and spatial precision, and reveals that the location of only 2.737% are known with certainty. This resource is transformative for understanding how mobility shaped connectivity, administration, and even disease transmission in the ancient world, and for studies of the millennia-long development of terrestrial mobility in the region…”
    #ancienthistory #rome #roman #road #agrimensores #gromatici #survey #surveying #instruments #transportation #empire #messenger #administration #military #legions #soldiers #construction #mapping #remotesensing #Itinere #opendata #spatial #RomanEmpire #archaeology #history #topography #connectivity #terrestrial #mobility #webmap #GIS #mapping #research #network #segment #URI #routing #trade #economics
    @Itiner-e

  5. The Romans Have A Reputation For Building Straight Roads…
    [mapping with remote sensing, etc --> open data]
    --
    livescience.com/archaeology/ro <-- shared technical article
    --
    doi.org/10.1038/s41597-025-061 <-- shared paper, “Itiner-e: A high-resolution dataset of roads of the Roman Empire”
    --
    itiner-e.org/ <-- shared webmap “Itiner-e – The Digital Atlas of Ancient Roads”
    --
    youtu.be/OTSe7MsJXbo?si=nWl8PZ <-- shated Itiner-e overview/animation video
    --
    youtu.be/ge9XV2eKLvQ?si=OwPWoo <-- shared video, “Roman Surveyors - The Engineers Who Shaped Rome"
    --
    [at high school my favourite subject was Ancient History, witha focus on the Roman Empire, with the formidable Mr. Marriot! @Edgewater College, Pakuranga]
    “Itiner-e aims to host the most detailed open digital dataset of roads in the entire Roman Empire. The data creation is a collaborative ongoing project edited by a scholarly community. Itiner-e allows you to view, query and download roads. Each road segment has a URI that allows it to be cited and linked by external resources. It also includes a route-finding tool to explore travel itineries and times in the ancient world (beta version)…”
    --
    “The Roman Empire’s road system was critical for structuring the movement of people, goods and ideas, and sustaining imperial control. Yet, it remains incompletely mapped and poorly integrated across sources despite centuries of research. [They] present Itiner-e, the most detailed and comprehensive open digital dataset of roads in the entire Roman Empire. It was created by identifying roads from archaeological and historical sources, locating them using modern and historical topographic maps and remote sensing, and digitising them with road segment-level metadata and certainty categories. The dataset nearly doubles the known length of Roman roads through increased coverage and spatial precision, and reveals that the location of only 2.737% are known with certainty. This resource is transformative for understanding how mobility shaped connectivity, administration, and even disease transmission in the ancient world, and for studies of the millennia-long development of terrestrial mobility in the region…”

    @Itiner-e

  6. A Free Tool [DeFlock] Maps The License Plate Readers On Your Route [Flock, Etc], Then Lets You Slide Right Past Them
    (Drivers can compare standard routes against camera-free alternatives with DeFlock’s growing surveillance database)
    --
    carscoops.com/2026/06/deflock- <-- shared technical media article
    --
    maps.deflock.org <-- shared (free) DeFlock webmap/resource
    --
    deflock.org/ <-- shared DeFlock overview web page, avoiding Flock Automated License Plate Readers
    --
    youtu.be/vU1-uiUlHTo?si=zXeNzw <-- shared YouTube video. “This Flock Camera Leak is like Netflix For Stalkers”, including lack of security and ready exposure of private & personal data
    --
    kunc.org/news/2026-06-19/fort- <-- shared media article, example, City Of Fort Collins, CO dropping contract and getting Flock cameras removed
    --
    “…
    • DeFlock can generate routes that avoid known [Automated License Plate Readers] ALPR cameras entirely.
    • Users can choose how far they want to stay from surveillance cameras.
    • The tool arrives as scrutiny of license plate readers continues to grow.
    For years, automated license plate readers have quietly spread across America. They sit on utility poles, at intersections, near shopping centers, and along roads most drivers use every day. The overwhelming majority of motorists never notice them. A free website called DeFlock changes that by showing where many of those cameras are located and, more importantly, helping users avoid them if they choose. In a world where surveillance is often invisible, that’s a surprisingly powerful feature…”
    --
    “Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs or LPRs) are AI-powered cameras that capture and analyze images of all passing vehicles, storing details like your car's location, date, and time. They also capture your car's make, model, colour, and identifying features such as dents, roof racks, and bumper stickers, often turning these into searchable data points.
    These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. These systems are marketed as indispensable tools to fight crime, but they ignore the powerful tools police already have to track criminals, such as cell phone location data, creating a loophole that doesn't require a warrant…”
    #DeFlock #PII #monitoring #automated #LicensePlateReaders #ALPR #LPR #cameras #avoid #camerafree #opendata # #invasionofprivacy #stalking #security #datasecurity #data #routing #webmap #free
    #tracking #surveillance #surveillancestate #licenseplate #police #ICE #lawenforcement #warrantless #warrantlessSurveillance #warrantless_surveillance #flock #dystopia

  7. A Free Tool [DeFlock] Maps The License Plate Readers On Your Route [Flock, Etc], Then Lets You Slide Right Past Them
    (Drivers can compare standard routes against camera-free alternatives with DeFlock’s growing surveillance database)
    --
    carscoops.com/2026/06/deflock- <-- shared technical media article
    --
    maps.deflock.org <-- shared (free) DeFlock webmap/resource
    --
    deflock.org/ <-- shared DeFlock overview web page, avoiding Flock Automated License Plate Readers
    --
    youtu.be/vU1-uiUlHTo?si=zXeNzw <-- shared YouTube video. “This Flock Camera Leak is like Netflix For Stalkers”, including lack of security and ready exposure of private & personal data
    --
    kunc.org/news/2026-06-19/fort- <-- shared media article, example, City Of Fort Collins, CO dropping contract and getting Flock cameras removed
    --
    “…
    • DeFlock can generate routes that avoid known [Automated License Plate Readers] ALPR cameras entirely.
    • Users can choose how far they want to stay from surveillance cameras.
    • The tool arrives as scrutiny of license plate readers continues to grow.
    For years, automated license plate readers have quietly spread across America. They sit on utility poles, at intersections, near shopping centers, and along roads most drivers use every day. The overwhelming majority of motorists never notice them. A free website called DeFlock changes that by showing where many of those cameras are located and, more importantly, helping users avoid them if they choose. In a world where surveillance is often invisible, that’s a surprisingly powerful feature…”
    --
    “Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs or LPRs) are AI-powered cameras that capture and analyze images of all passing vehicles, storing details like your car's location, date, and time. They also capture your car's make, model, colour, and identifying features such as dents, roof racks, and bumper stickers, often turning these into searchable data points.
    These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. These systems are marketed as indispensable tools to fight crime, but they ignore the powerful tools police already have to track criminals, such as cell phone location data, creating a loophole that doesn't require a warrant…”
    #DeFlock #PII #monitoring #automated #LicensePlateReaders #ALPR #LPR #cameras #avoid #camerafree #opendata # #invasionofprivacy #stalking #security #datasecurity #data #routing #webmap #free
    #tracking #surveillance #surveillancestate #licenseplate #police #ICE #lawenforcement #warrantless #warrantlessSurveillance #warrantless_surveillance #flock #dystopia

  8. A Free Tool [DeFlock] Maps The License Plate Readers On Your Route [Flock, Etc], Then Lets You Slide Right Past Them
    (Drivers can compare standard routes against camera-free alternatives with DeFlock’s growing surveillance database)
    --
    carscoops.com/2026/06/deflock- <-- shared technical media article
    --
    maps.deflock.org <-- shared (free) DeFlock webmap/resource
    --
    deflock.org/ <-- shared DeFlock overview web page, avoiding Flock Automated License Plate Readers
    --
    youtu.be/vU1-uiUlHTo?si=zXeNzw <-- shared YouTube video. “This Flock Camera Leak is like Netflix For Stalkers”, including lack of security and ready exposure of private & personal data
    --
    kunc.org/news/2026-06-19/fort- <-- shared media article, example, City Of Fort Collins, CO dropping contract and getting Flock cameras removed
    --
    “…
    • DeFlock can generate routes that avoid known [Automated License Plate Readers] ALPR cameras entirely.
    • Users can choose how far they want to stay from surveillance cameras.
    • The tool arrives as scrutiny of license plate readers continues to grow.
    For years, automated license plate readers have quietly spread across America. They sit on utility poles, at intersections, near shopping centers, and along roads most drivers use every day. The overwhelming majority of motorists never notice them. A free website called DeFlock changes that by showing where many of those cameras are located and, more importantly, helping users avoid them if they choose. In a world where surveillance is often invisible, that’s a surprisingly powerful feature…”
    --
    “Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs or LPRs) are AI-powered cameras that capture and analyze images of all passing vehicles, storing details like your car's location, date, and time. They also capture your car's make, model, colour, and identifying features such as dents, roof racks, and bumper stickers, often turning these into searchable data points.
    These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. These systems are marketed as indispensable tools to fight crime, but they ignore the powerful tools police already have to track criminals, such as cell phone location data, creating a loophole that doesn't require a warrant…”
    #DeFlock #PII #monitoring #automated #LicensePlateReaders #ALPR #LPR #cameras #avoid #camerafree #opendata # #invasionofprivacy #stalking #security #datasecurity #data #routing #webmap #free
    #tracking #surveillance #surveillancestate #licenseplate #police #ICE #lawenforcement #warrantless #warrantlessSurveillance #warrantless_surveillance #flock #dystopia

  9. A Free Tool [DeFlock] Maps The License Plate Readers On Your Route [Flock, Etc], Then Lets You Slide Right Past Them
    (Drivers can compare standard routes against camera-free alternatives with DeFlock’s growing surveillance database)
    --
    carscoops.com/2026/06/deflock- <-- shared technical media article
    --
    maps.deflock.org <-- shared (free) DeFlock webmap/resource
    --
    deflock.org/ <-- shared DeFlock overview web page, avoiding Flock Automated License Plate Readers
    --
    youtu.be/vU1-uiUlHTo?si=zXeNzw <-- shared YouTube video. “This Flock Camera Leak is like Netflix For Stalkers”, including lack of security and ready exposure of private & personal data
    --
    kunc.org/news/2026-06-19/fort- <-- shared media article, example, City Of Fort Collins, CO dropping contract and getting Flock cameras removed
    --
    “…
    • DeFlock can generate routes that avoid known [Automated License Plate Readers] ALPR cameras entirely.
    • Users can choose how far they want to stay from surveillance cameras.
    • The tool arrives as scrutiny of license plate readers continues to grow.
    For years, automated license plate readers have quietly spread across America. They sit on utility poles, at intersections, near shopping centers, and along roads most drivers use every day. The overwhelming majority of motorists never notice them. A free website called DeFlock changes that by showing where many of those cameras are located and, more importantly, helping users avoid them if they choose. In a world where surveillance is often invisible, that’s a surprisingly powerful feature…”
    --
    “Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs or LPRs) are AI-powered cameras that capture and analyze images of all passing vehicles, storing details like your car's location, date, and time. They also capture your car's make, model, colour, and identifying features such as dents, roof racks, and bumper stickers, often turning these into searchable data points.
    These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. These systems are marketed as indispensable tools to fight crime, but they ignore the powerful tools police already have to track criminals, such as cell phone location data, creating a loophole that doesn't require a warrant…”
    #DeFlock #PII #monitoring #automated #LicensePlateReaders #ALPR #LPR #cameras #avoid #camerafree #opendata # #invasionofprivacy #stalking #security #datasecurity #data #routing #webmap #free
    #tracking #surveillance #surveillancestate #licenseplate #police #ICE #lawenforcement #warrantless #warrantlessSurveillance #warrantless_surveillance #flock #dystopia

  10. A Free Tool [DeFlock] Maps The License Plate Readers On Your Route [Flock, Etc], Then Lets You Slide Right Past Them
    (Drivers can compare standard routes against camera-free alternatives with DeFlock’s growing surveillance database)
    --
    carscoops.com/2026/06/deflock- <-- shared technical media article
    --
    maps.deflock.org <-- shared (free) DeFlock webmap/resource
    --
    deflock.org/ <-- shared DeFlock overview web page, avoiding Flock Automated License Plate Readers
    --
    youtu.be/vU1-uiUlHTo?si=zXeNzw <-- shared YouTube video. “This Flock Camera Leak is like Netflix For Stalkers”, including lack of security and ready exposure of private & personal data
    --
    kunc.org/news/2026-06-19/fort- <-- shared media article, example, City Of Fort Collins, CO dropping contract and getting Flock cameras removed
    --
    “…
    • DeFlock can generate routes that avoid known [Automated License Plate Readers] ALPR cameras entirely.
    • Users can choose how far they want to stay from surveillance cameras.
    • The tool arrives as scrutiny of license plate readers continues to grow.
    For years, automated license plate readers have quietly spread across America. They sit on utility poles, at intersections, near shopping centers, and along roads most drivers use every day. The overwhelming majority of motorists never notice them. A free website called DeFlock changes that by showing where many of those cameras are located and, more importantly, helping users avoid them if they choose. In a world where surveillance is often invisible, that’s a surprisingly powerful feature…”
    --
    “Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs or LPRs) are AI-powered cameras that capture and analyze images of all passing vehicles, storing details like your car's location, date, and time. They also capture your car's make, model, colour, and identifying features such as dents, roof racks, and bumper stickers, often turning these into searchable data points.
    These cameras collect data on millions of vehicles regardless of whether the driver is suspected of a crime. These systems are marketed as indispensable tools to fight crime, but they ignore the powerful tools police already have to track criminals, such as cell phone location data, creating a loophole that doesn't require a warrant…”
    #

  11. Dane will briefly take us through the stack that he used to build On a Map; a free-to-use mapping web app. Everything will be discussed in plain and simple language, so no development experience needed.

    Just come ready to learn:
    📅 10th June 2026, 18:00 Onwards
    📍 Bush House, Aldwych, WC2B 4BG
    🎟 RSVP: lgm.jsonsingh.com

    #Geospatial #London #Meetup #GIS #OSGeoUK #Maps #WebMap #Javascript #OnAMap

  12. Dane will briefly take us through the stack that he used to build On a Map; a free-to-use mapping web app. Everything will be discussed in plain and simple language, so no development experience needed.

    Just come ready to learn:
    📅 10th June 2026, 18:00 Onwards
    📍 Bush House, Aldwych, WC2B 4BG
    🎟 RSVP: lgm.jsonsingh.com

    #Geospatial #London #Meetup #GIS #OSGeoUK #Maps #WebMap #Javascript #OnAMap

  13. Dane will briefly take us through the stack that he used to build On a Map; a free-to-use mapping web app. Everything will be discussed in plain and simple language, so no development experience needed.

    Just come ready to learn:
    📅 10th June 2026, 18:00 Onwards
    📍 Bush House, Aldwych, WC2B 4BG
    🎟 RSVP: lgm.jsonsingh.com

    #Geospatial #London #Meetup #GIS #OSGeoUK #Maps #WebMap #Javascript #OnAMap

  14. Dane will briefly take us through the stack that he used to build On a Map; a free-to-use mapping web app. Everything will be discussed in plain and simple language, so no development experience needed.

    Just come ready to learn:
    📅 10th June 2026, 18:00 Onwards
    📍 Bush House, Aldwych, WC2B 4BG
    🎟 RSVP: lgm.jsonsingh.com

    #Geospatial #London #Meetup #GIS #OSGeoUK #Maps #WebMap #Javascript #OnAMap

  15. control #OpenLayers with your hands via webcam

    "Map Gesture ControlsControl maps with your hands
    Browser-native hand gesture controls for OpenLayers. Powered by MediaPipe. No backend required."

    #gis #gistribe #gischat #webmap #geodata #geospatial

    sanderdesnaijer.github.io/map-

  16. control #OpenLayers with your hands via webcam

    "Map Gesture ControlsControl maps with your hands
    Browser-native hand gesture controls for OpenLayers. Powered by MediaPipe. No backend required."

    #gis #gistribe #gischat #webmap #geodata #geospatial

    sanderdesnaijer.github.io/map-

  17. control #OpenLayers with your hands via webcam

    "Map Gesture ControlsControl maps with your hands
    Browser-native hand gesture controls for OpenLayers. Powered by MediaPipe. No backend required."

    #gis #gistribe #gischat #webmap #geodata #geospatial

    sanderdesnaijer.github.io/map-

  18. control #OpenLayers with your hands via webcam

    "Map Gesture ControlsControl maps with your hands
    Browser-native hand gesture controls for OpenLayers. Powered by MediaPipe. No backend required."

    #gis #gistribe #gischat #webmap #geodata #geospatial

    sanderdesnaijer.github.io/map-

  19. control #OpenLayers with your hands via webcam

    "Map Gesture ControlsControl maps with your hands
    Browser-native hand gesture controls for OpenLayers. Powered by MediaPipe. No backend required."

    #gis #gistribe #gischat #webmap #geodata #geospatial

    sanderdesnaijer.github.io/map-

  20. USGS CoNED (TopoBathy) WebMap Viewer & (Open) Data Downloader
    --
    topotools.cr.usgs.gov/topobath <-- shared Viewer webmap & download selector
    --
    usgs.gov/coastal-changes-and-i <-- shared USGS CoNED overview/entry page
    --
    [I used to shore dive in the Straits Of Juan de Fucca, Washington State side, and Crescent Lake - so I chose that area as a CoNED example to explore; good memories, including of the 18 Wheeler Burger with pie & coffee in Joyce, WA on drizzly days]
    ,
    @USGS

  21. Wochenrückblick, Ausgabe 127 (2026-05)

    Themen:

    🧴 Etwas bessere Sprühflaschen für den Haushalt

    💻 Neuer USB 3.2-Hub

    🗺️ Neue Layer für Bikerouter

    🤓 Lights of the Sea – Karte mit animierten Leuchtfeuern und Tonnen

    🦣 iPhanpy – Phanpy als native iOS-App

    👨‍💻 (Zu) viel Arbeit…

    🔊 In dieser Woche gehört: Oberst & Buchner, Friction, sayuara

    #Wochenrückblick #Haushalt #Hardware #USB #Bikerouter #Kartografie #Webmap #DGM #Luftbild #Geländemodell #Mastodon #Phanpy #iOS #Techno

    marcusjaschen.de/blog/2026/202

  22. Wochenrückblick, Ausgabe 127 (2026-05)

    Themen:

    🧴 Etwas bessere Sprühflaschen für den Haushalt

    💻 Neuer USB 3.2-Hub

    🗺️ Neue Layer für Bikerouter

    🤓 Lights of the Sea – Karte mit animierten Leuchtfeuern und Tonnen

    🦣 iPhanpy – Phanpy als native iOS-App

    👨‍💻 (Zu) viel Arbeit…

    🔊 In dieser Woche gehört: Oberst & Buchner, Friction, sayuara

    #Wochenrückblick #Haushalt #Hardware #USB #Bikerouter #Kartografie #Webmap #DGM #Luftbild #Geländemodell #Mastodon #Phanpy #iOS #Techno

    marcusjaschen.de/blog/2026/202

  23. Wochenrückblick, Ausgabe 127 (2026-05)

    Themen:

    🧴 Etwas bessere Sprühflaschen für den Haushalt

    💻 Neuer USB 3.2-Hub

    🗺️ Neue Layer für Bikerouter

    🤓 Lights of the Sea – Karte mit animierten Leuchtfeuern und Tonnen

    🦣 iPhanpy – Phanpy als native iOS-App

    👨‍💻 (Zu) viel Arbeit…

    🔊 In dieser Woche gehört: Oberst & Buchner, Friction, sayuara

    #Wochenrückblick #Haushalt #Hardware #USB #Bikerouter #Kartografie #Webmap #DGM #Luftbild #Geländemodell #Mastodon #Phanpy #iOS #Techno

    marcusjaschen.de/blog/2026/202

  24. Wochenrückblick, Ausgabe 127 (2026-05)

    Themen:

    🧴 Etwas bessere Sprühflaschen für den Haushalt

    💻 Neuer USB 3.2-Hub

    🗺️ Neue Layer für Bikerouter

    🤓 Lights of the Sea – Karte mit animierten Leuchtfeuern und Tonnen

    🦣 iPhanpy – Phanpy als native iOS-App

    👨‍💻 (Zu) viel Arbeit…

    🔊 In dieser Woche gehört: Oberst & Buchner, Friction, sayuara

    #Wochenrückblick #Haushalt #Hardware #USB #Bikerouter #Kartografie #Webmap #DGM #Luftbild #Geländemodell #Mastodon #Phanpy #iOS #Techno

    marcusjaschen.de/blog/2026/202

  25. Wochenrückblick, Ausgabe 127 (2026-05)

    Themen:

    🧴 Etwas bessere Sprühflaschen für den Haushalt

    💻 Neuer USB 3.2-Hub

    🗺️ Neue Layer für Bikerouter

    🤓 Lights of the Sea – Karte mit animierten Leuchtfeuern und Tonnen

    🦣 iPhanpy – Phanpy als native iOS-App

    👨‍💻 (Zu) viel Arbeit…

    🔊 In dieser Woche gehört: Oberst & Buchner, Friction, sayuara

    #Wochenrückblick #Haushalt #Hardware #USB #Bikerouter #Kartografie #Webmap #DGM #Luftbild #Geländemodell #Mastodon #Phanpy #iOS #Techno

    marcusjaschen.de/blog/2026/202

  26. GeoGirafe 1.0: #GeoGirafe 1.0, the first Long-Term Release of this #opensource #WebGIS ecosystem, is now available. GeoGirafe positions itself as geospatial web component offering a comprehensive #webmap viewer with #OGC services, authentication, search,...
    spatialists.ch/posts/2026/01/1 #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS

  27. GeoGirafe 1.0: #GeoGirafe 1.0, the first Long-Term Release of this #opensource #WebGIS ecosystem, is now available. GeoGirafe positions itself as geospatial web component offering a comprehensive #webmap viewer with #OGC services, authentication, search,...
    spatialists.ch/posts/2026/01/1 #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS

  28. GeoGirafe 1.0: #GeoGirafe 1.0, the first Long-Term Release of this #opensource #WebGIS ecosystem, is now available. GeoGirafe positions itself as geospatial web component offering a comprehensive #webmap viewer with #OGC services, authentication, search,...
    spatialists.ch/posts/2026/01/1 #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS

  29. GeoGirafe 1.0: #GeoGirafe 1.0, the first Long-Term Release of this #opensource #WebGIS ecosystem, is now available. GeoGirafe positions itself as geospatial web component offering a comprehensive #webmap viewer with #OGC services, authentication, search,...
    spatialists.ch/posts/2026/01/1 #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS

  30. GeoGirafe 1.0: #GeoGirafe 1.0, the first Long-Term Release of this #opensource #WebGIS ecosystem, is now available. GeoGirafe positions itself as geospatial web component offering a comprehensive #webmap viewer with #OGC services, authentication, search,...
    spatialists.ch/posts/2026/01/1 #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS

  31. Mapping The Effectiveness Of Climate Solutions Using Geospatial Data
    --
    linkedin.com/pulse/mapping-cli <-- shared LinkedIn technical article
    --
    [this post should NOT be considered an endorsement of any specific technical approach or vendor]
    “When tackling climate change, data is only as powerful as our ability to see it, interpret it, and act on it. This is why geospatial visualization is becoming indispensable for climate solutions: it allows decision-makers, businesses, and communities to connect complex science with real-world action…”
    #GIS #spatial #mapping #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #global #pollution #climatesolutions #pollution #industry #cost #visualisation #webmap #climatechange #solutions #realworld #actionable #risk #hazard #mitigation

  32. Mapping The Effectiveness Of Climate Solutions Using Geospatial Data
    --
    linkedin.com/pulse/mapping-cli <-- shared LinkedIn technical article
    --
    [this post should NOT be considered an endorsement of any specific technical approach or vendor]
    “When tackling climate change, data is only as powerful as our ability to see it, interpret it, and act on it. This is why geospatial visualization is becoming indispensable for climate solutions: it allows decision-makers, businesses, and communities to connect complex science with real-world action…”
    #GIS #spatial #mapping #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #global #pollution #climatesolutions #pollution #industry #cost #visualisation #webmap #climatechange #solutions #realworld #actionable #risk #hazard #mitigation

  33. Mapping The Effectiveness Of Climate Solutions Using Geospatial Data
    --
    linkedin.com/pulse/mapping-cli <-- shared LinkedIn technical article
    --
    [this post should NOT be considered an endorsement of any specific technical approach or vendor]
    “When tackling climate change, data is only as powerful as our ability to see it, interpret it, and act on it. This is why geospatial visualization is becoming indispensable for climate solutions: it allows decision-makers, businesses, and communities to connect complex science with real-world action…”
    #GIS #spatial #mapping #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #global #pollution #climatesolutions #pollution #industry #cost #visualisation #webmap #climatechange #solutions #realworld #actionable #risk #hazard #mitigation

  34. Mapping The Effectiveness Of Climate Solutions Using Geospatial Data
    --
    linkedin.com/pulse/mapping-cli <-- shared LinkedIn technical article
    --
    [this post should NOT be considered an endorsement of any specific technical approach or vendor]
    “When tackling climate change, data is only as powerful as our ability to see it, interpret it, and act on it. This is why geospatial visualization is becoming indispensable for climate solutions: it allows decision-makers, businesses, and communities to connect complex science with real-world action…”
    #GIS #spatial #mapping #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #global #pollution #climatesolutions #pollution #industry #cost #visualisation #webmap #climatechange #solutions #realworld #actionable #risk #hazard #mitigation