Day 9/100: A ball that rolls uphill… or does it? 🎱👀
Gravity Hill, Pittsburgh—terrain optical illusion. Downhill slope appears uphill. Built web map with #MapLibreGL + #MapTiler showing location + video demo of phenomenon.
Experimented with animation: marker rolls onto screen on page load. Small detail, reinforces playful nature.
Reminder: spatial perception isn't just data/measurement—it's context, expectation, sometimes wonder.
Your eyes vs. physics. 👁
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#100DayMapChallenge
#MapTiler’s evolution from its #Klokantech origins to a global #mapping powerhouse is remarkable. Its first company event called “MapTiler Connect”, showed why: Blending technical rigor with community spirit, it highlighted how open-source ideals, design, and cutting-edge #3D innovation can coexist in modern #cartography.
#Tulsa and immediate vicinity, as told by #OpenStreetMap and rendered by #MapTiler, in 2015 and now.
https://beforeafter.baato.io/provision/4a848919-28ee-4443-9cbb-91417e7e868a
Huch, Quer (BR) nutzt in einem Beitrag nicht GoogleMaps, sondern Maptiler (OpenStreetMap) (https://www.maptiler.com/openstreetmap) für Satelitenansicht. Nettß
🎉 A long-time contributor to open-source mapping, @maptiler.bsky.social joins MapLibre as a silver sponsor 🌍
Read more 👉 https://maplibre.org/news/2025-03-31-maptiler-announcement/