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Let's embark on some exploratory data analysis using Wyvern's hyperspectral imagery Open Data Program. Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) detection is attempted using selected band wavelengths and raster analysis techniques. This is part 1 of 2 of a series about modern GIS pipelines leveraging Python and the open-source, cloud-native geospatial tech stack...
In this part two of Linux posts, we'll discover some Geographic Information Systems (GIS) command-line interface (CLI) "gems" which work on Linux, Unix, or macOS. This is by no means an exhaustive list, and the intent is just to illustrate how powerful and extensible the Linux development environment is for geodata wrangling...
In this post, I'll share my 30 year journey with Linux and explore how it shaped my future as a developer. Along the way, we'll take a nostalgic stroll down computer hardware memory lane. We'll touch on challenges with legacy MS Windows systems today, in the public sector. In a followup post we'll look at various useful Linux/macOS commands for GIS and geodata wrangling...
This post explores the concept of servant leadership in the context of government consulting as a tech worker, and reflects about Large Language Models (LLMs) as a productivity tool...
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I recommend the new book The Power of Where, by Jack Dangermond and Esri (2024). Here's my short review of this new book...
mojo-pytest is a Mojo馃敟 language test runner plugin for pytest.
Try it for your mixed Python and Mojo codebases. Here are some tips and example command line usage...
In August, Regrow Agriculture Inc had a big round of layoffs affecting 20% of the company and, startlingly, 40% of the technical team. The geospatial engineering team was effected at a level of 3/5, including my job. Writing down some parting thoughts...