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[bluegardendeer]

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[urbandesign-lab]

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[mapsontheweb]

Purchasing Power (Disposal Household Income) Euro per capita and year (nominal values) by MB-International Worldwide Geodata

[tooies]

there should be some kind of app that lets you make your own maps of places. and i don't mean it just takes like existing geodata and lets you draw over it or whatever i mean you get to place down the roads and buildings and shit yourself

[vixen-academia]

My study & organization apps as college student

First of all, is important to say that I’m 4th year Geography student and I use my cellphone (iPhone SE 2022) and a tablet (Samsung tab S7). Some apps are available just for one system, some are available for both. Biased that, some apps make sense for a GEOGRAPHY student, but may not be that helpful for other courses.

Notion

This one is a classic by now, right? I think I don’t have a lot to say about it, seems a little like a bullet journal but virtually, were you can creat a lot of pages and centrals. I use as a bullet journal + agenda + diary + note taking app!

Todomate

So, I discovered this app on Twitter and i’m IN LOVE with this! It’s like a social network, but where you can do to-do lists! As I said, it’s a social network, so you can add your friends and see their own to-do lists! You can also interact with them, liking their daily feelings and their tasks. It’s really fun and easy to use! You can also create private lists, routines etc. Love it! (That’s my count in the print, btw. You can add me there if you want to: HexGurlAcademia! My todo lists are all in portuguese? Yes, but…)

Windy

The must have to geoscience students! It’s an app that shows you a lot of geodata! Really good to check when there’s a storm coming or any climate event.

Noteshelf

Usually people use OneNote to do class notes, BUT it’s not available to android 🫠 but I founded this one! You can create groups, notebooks, transfer pdfs… I love to use this to read papers and texts for classes.

Samsung Notes

Another alternative to android users who wants to have a virtual notebook. You can also use the app in your PC!

Discord

So, did you know that there are a LOT of study communities on Discord? There are language learning communities, college servers (my university, for example, have one!), study buddies servers… I use to have study buddies and use pomodoro bots! There’s also a server I LOVE that has lo-fi rooms.

Classify

This one is a routine app! You can put not just your semester classes, but all your extracurricular activities! You can count study hours, add when your exams will be, homeworks… I really liked this one!

Habitica

Another routine app, but this one makes your tasks become a game! As more tasks you finish, you earn coins which you can exchange for things to up your character. You also earn xp to level up your character! I highly recommend it specially to teen/kid ADHD students! Trust me, it helps a lot transforming your life into a little game 😉

Yeolpumta (or YPT)

This one is a study chronometer! You can create your on profile, add friends, create and participate of study communities etc. I like this app, but may be discomfortable to people with anxiety, cuz you can see how many hours the others have been studying. If you study a lot of hours, your avatar changes and you go up in the groups and general rank. I stop using this so much cuz I was really anxious about it :/

Agenda Escolar

This one is a Brazilian app! Works very similar to Classify, but it’s a little simpler and 100% in brazilian portuguese.

Google stuff (Drive, Classroom etc)

Well, guess Skynet… I mean, Google, really dominate everything now… My college use Gmail to creat the institutional email for teachers and students, so EVERYTHING Google offers we use. Gmail, Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Meets, Classroom… Not that happy about it, but yeah, I have no scape anyway lol

[irelandseyeonmythology]

I’m personally thrilled to say that, after being in progress for years, the Fionn Folklore Database is now up and running and is now viewable at fionnfolklore.org. 

Generally speaking, it’s very hard, when discussing the Fenian Cycle, to talk about the oral tradition, which is often understudied compared to the medieval material. Thanks to the hard work of the Harvard department, we now have an extensive list of folktales, collectors, and Fenian characters, neatly organized and sorted, with geodata placing each individual tale in its geographical context, in three different languages and including tales collected in Ireland, Scotland, England, the United States, and Nova Scotia. 

If you have any interest in the Fenian material, I highly recommend it, and my thanks to the Harvard department for the enormous gift they’ve just given, not just to the field, but to anyone who wants to get into this. 

[elbiotipo]

"have you ever gotten a text from a gi-"

"no"

*loads up the geodata of 7 species more on an excel spreadsheet*

[pseudophan]

From what I've heard about the privacy issues w the tumblr live thing, I would implore u to use a VPN for more than the geodata 😰 livestream from u would be great so I wouldn't dream to discourage u but I'm feeling a little 🔪🔪 toward the tumblr live setup

in all fairness i think i posted my whole address on here once so i'm not too worried but good to know

[earnest-peer]

Anyone in here smoke geodata?

I wish to make my own world map for my kitchen. Problem: I’m not at all versed in geography. Problem 2: I’ve recently seen the Waterman Butterfly, and now that’s what I want*.

This seems to not really be a ‘serious’ projection though, so I can’t just load it up in QGIS. Instead, I’ve been looking at geopandas and cartopy, but, like I said, Waterman is not really taken seriously, so proj (which is what cartopy uses under the hood) doesn’t have it either.

I have found D3, which does support it (and seems to allow defining your own much more easily too), but I don’t speak js, and I would prefer not to learn a new language from scratch. I’m not really seeing a way to define my own projection in cartopy/proj though.

I guess what I’m asking is, am I overlooking something? Or do I have to learn js anyway?

* (colored in with Köppen climate and height [oceans colored by depth], and overlaid with borders, country names and rivers, but that’s not where I’m at yet.)

[gorbling]

do you agree mostly with the not just bikes channel or hes kinda biased.. and sound too bitter

I am fundamentally a very biased and bitter person myself so if he is, it goes under my radar. Have you ever lived in or visited Houston? It'll radicalize you. Slip lanes cutting through pedestrian crosswalks. Bike lanes that cross highway exit ramps. In the US location-specific crash and fatality geodata isnt available to the public but if you work in urban planning or civil engineering or with city government often times you have access to accurate GIS crash maps and you can see the deadliest intersections and the numbers are harrowing. Imo they dont keep these public because in the past crash survivors would find out that some of these road designs kill a dozen or more people a year and sue. Send me another ask with your thoughts about his bias please, id love to hear them!

[pitchblackveins]

go into ceLtic stUdiEs, they said! iT’ll bE FUN, they saiD!

[image ID: a screenshot of the columbia university library database and catalogue search engine “CLIO,” with “tochmarc treblainne” in the search bar. there are no results in any of the fields: catalog, geodata, articles+, academic commons, or libraries website]

[image ID: a screenshot of a line from an email reading: “No, you are on the right track. My PhD supervisor, William Gillies, once said that other fields have roads, police officers, buildings, etc where Celtic Studies is more like a field with a few meandering paths.]

[qocsuing]

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[jobtendr]

Fully Funded PhD Position in Forest Science; Augmented Reality in Forestry at University Freiburg in Germany

Fully Funded PhD Position in Forest Science; Augmented Reality in Forestry at University Freiburg in Germany Description: The chair of Forest Operations is seeking (Doctoral) Researcher for augmented reality in forestry for the project: Potential and feasibility study for the operational use of augmented reality augmented reality glasses in forestry (ForestAR). The project aims to evaluate the potential of augmented reality glasses (e.g. HoloLens 2) for forestry, to analyse the accuracy and reliability of the technology under different weather conditions and to investigate their acceptance in the forest sector. Innovative AR approaches, supported by AI, will be designed and AR application for geodata will be developed, tested and the efficiency of AR use will be determined through Read the full article

[geone-ws]

The CC-0 Advantage: How the EU Open Data Directive Can Benefit from Simplified Licensing for Geodata

https://blog.openstreetmap.org/2023/11/25/the-cc-0-advantage-how-the-eu-open-data-directive-can-benefit-from-simplified-licensing-for-geodata/