The German Magazine Katapult Showed The Scale Of The Russian Occupation Of Ukraine On The Map Of Europe
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https://www.koroldanylo.com.ua/en/news/nimeckii_zurnal_pokazav_masstab_rosiiskoyi_okupaciyi_ukrayini_na_mapi_jevropi_24340 <-- shared media post
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[this is not intended as a political post; rather, an indication of why benchmarking spatial and indeed all data is useful - so that maybe people may better understand the scale of occupation based on spatial references they are more familiar with]
#GIS #spatial #mapping #ukraine #russia #occupation #reference #spatialanalysis #comparasion #WesternAudience #infographic #Katapult #Europe #awareness #war #invasion #scale
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OpenGeoAI - Artificial Intelligence for Geospatial Data
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https://opengeoai.org/ <-- OpenGeoAI home page
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https://github.com/opengeos/geoai <-- shared #GitHub #repository
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“[A] powerful new capability is coming to the GeoAI Python package: finding similar features in remote sensing imagery with DINOv3.
This feature leverages the DINOv3 pre-trained model to find similar features in remote sensing imagery with a single click…”
#GIS #spatial #mapping #dinov3 #GeoAI #AI #python #library #github #remotesensing #processing #imagery #comparasion #machinelearning #LiDAR #pointcloud #vector #model #modeling #earthobservation #software #opensource #geoai
DANDADAN Season 2 Episode 5 Anime vs Manga Comparasion

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Integrated Topographic Corrections Improve Forest Mapping Using Landsat Imagery
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jag.2022.102716 <-- shared 2022 paper
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“HIGHLIGHTS:
• [They] evaluated the impacts of topographic correction on forest mapping in the mountains.
• The enhanced C-correction and the physical model reduced topographic effects.
• The corrected Landsat imagery time series resulted in higher accuracy.
• Terrain information improved classification but not as much as topographic correction.
• [They] recommend using topographic correction for forest cover mapping..."
#GIS #spatial #AtmosphericCorrection #IlluminationCondition #LandCover #ModelComparison #TimeSeries #TopographicCorrection #remotesensing #comparasion #topographic #correction #NDVI #forest #vegetation #model #modeling #spatialanalyis #accuracy #forestcover #Russia #Georgia #CaucasusMountains #spatiotemporal #landsat #elevation #DEM
Integrated topographic corrections improve forest mapping using Landsat imagery

In mountainous environments, topography strongly affects the reflectance due to illumination effects and cast shadows, which introduce errors in land …

How Many Rhode Islands, The ‘Standard’ US Spatial Size Metric?
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https://xkcd.com/1257/ <-- link to XKCD cartoon
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“It was finally destroyed with a nuclear weapon carrying the destructive energy of the Hiroshima bomb…”
#GIS #spatial #mapping #mappymeme #RhodeIsland #comparasion #humour #humor #XKCD
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Monster

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How [They] Found A New Home Online At Mastodon, After Giving Up On Twitter
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https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg25834340-300-how-i-found-a-new-home-online-at-mastodon-after-giving-up-on-twitter/ <-- shared article
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“More like a village than a city, Mastodon has less cruelty and bad-faith debates than Twitter, in my experience Could it be a social media platform to trust?
IT HAS been nearly six months since Twitter’s transformation from iconic social media platform into the eccentric personal project of tech billionaire Elon Musk. [The author] abandoned [their] account last November, save for work announcements – [they] didn’t want to stick around and watch the place fall apart. Still, [they] craved a digital hangout where [they] could connect with friends and colleagues, test out [their] half-baked ideas and look at cute pictures of capybaras…”
#socialmedia #Twitter #change #Mastodon #difference #home #community #badfaith #trust #monitoring #comparasion #anecdotal
How I found a new home online at Mastodon, after giving up on Twitter

More like a village than a city, Mastodon has less cruelty and bad-faith debates than Twitter, in my experience Could it be a social media platform to trust, asks Annalee Newitz

New Scientist