Interesting #MobilityDataAnalytics read by Molina-Toledo et al.: Negotiating space: The daily #mobility of women waste pickers in #Cuenca, #Ecuador
📄 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0966692325002698
Featuring #MobilityDB, #scikitmobility, @movingpandas, #trackintel and #dbt
✨ We're proud to announce #Trajectools for #QGIS version 2.2 release today ✨
This release makes sure that Trajectools can be more easily installed since #MovingPandas is pip-installable on most systems and the #scikitmobility and #gtfsfunctions dependencies are now optional
https://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/processing_trajectory/#plugin-versions
#GISChat #MovementDataAnalytics #MobileDataManagement #OSGeo #TrajectoryDataAnalytics
Thank you all for your feedback 
Quite happy with v2 ...
Got rid of all the window decorations, tried to better align the elements, and couldn't resist to add some more logos (#qgis, #movingpandas, and #scikitmobility) that hopefully will catch people's eyes and make them curious
Experimenting with integrating #scikitmobility #privacy checks into #Trajectools 👩💻
Curious? Check out the dev version in:
https://github.com/movingpandas/qgis-processing-trajectory/tree/privacy
#MovingPandas #MovementDataAnalytics #LocationPrivacy #MobilityDataScience
Yay or nay? What do you think about these squiggly lines as a solution for visualizing overlapping lines?
This is just a small sample dataset from #scikitmobility, visualized using #QGIS and #Trajectools
📣📝 My new paper on the state of #trajectory visualizations in #notebook environments is finally out
Featuring @movingpandas, #scikitmobility and more
with plots from #Folium, #GeoViews, #Matplotlib, and #KeplerGL
And it's open access: https://hw.oeaw.ac.at/?arp=0x003de7dd
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