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Harmful Algal Bloom 🦠 detection with Wyvern hyperspectral imagery

· 8 min read
Alex G Rice
Geodata rambler and developer, aka guidorice

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...

GIS command-line "gems" for Linux and macOS

· 6 min read
Alex G Rice
Geodata rambler and developer, aka guidorice

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...

Announcing mojo-pytest

· 3 min read
Alex G Rice
Geodata rambler and developer, aka guidorice

mojo-pytest is a Mojo🔥 language test runner plugin for pytest. Try it for your mixed Python and Mojo codebases. Here are some tips and example command line usage...

Mojo Modcon (23) contest finalist

· 2 min read
Alex G Rice
Geodata rambler and developer, aka guidorice

In November 2023 I was the #6 finalist in the ModCon23 contest for the new programming language, Mojo🔥. Calculating an envelope is a fundamental part of spatial analysis. The envelope (aka: bounds, bbox, mbr) is usually defined by an xmin, ymin, xmax, and ymax representing the minimum and maximum x (longitude) and y (latitude) coordinates that encompass the bounded feature(s)...