Cory Doctorow
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Jeremy ⁂
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Jeremy ⁂
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Anyone know of a #QGIS equivalent to Esri's address locator-based geocoding? I have my own address points that I want to geocode to, rather than using services that place the points in less accurate locations. All online help refers you to MMQGIS which does not have a point option, only for lines.
I made a gap of the Broad Rental Market Areas (BRMAs) in #QGIS (because I wanted it, and also an excuse to try QGIS) to try and work out where we can afford to start a housing co-op.
STOP OCCUPATION 🍉 S. Costa
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🖼️ #Qalendrier - jour 3
Focus sur la roadmap de QGIS4, avec la v4.0 prévue en février prochain, et la v4.2 - première LTR - en octobre 2026.
Ça va venir vite, alors anticipez, dès maintenant !
Par exemple en vérifiant la compatibilité de vos plugins avec Qt6, la nouvelle version qu'embarquera QGIS4.
Plus d'infos sur le blog de QGIS.org : https://blog.qgis.org/2025/10/07/update-on-qgis-4-0-release-schedule-and-ltr-plans/
Anyone know of a #QGIS equivalent to Esri's address locator-based geocoding? I have my own address points that I want to geocode to, rather than using services that place the points in less accurate locations. All online help refers you to MMQGIS which does not have a point option, only for lines.
🖼️ #Qalendrier - jour 3
Focus sur la roadmap de QGIS4, avec la v4.0 prévue en février prochain, et la v4.2 - première LTR - en octobre 2026.
Ça va venir vite, alors anticipez, dès maintenant !
Par exemple en vérifiant la compatibilité de vos plugins avec Qt6, la nouvelle version qu'embarquera QGIS4.
Plus d'infos sur le blog de QGIS.org : https://blog.qgis.org/2025/10/07/update-on-qgis-4-0-release-schedule-and-ltr-plans/
Jeremy ⁂
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My real #QGIS boss fight: finding which button a newly installed plugin sneaks into the UI.
It's like playing a 'memory' or 'find the differences' game.
My real #QGIS boss fight: finding which button a newly installed plugin sneaks into the UI.
It's like playing a 'memory' or 'find the differences' game.
Jeremy ⁂
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🌊 hashtag#30DayMapChallenge Day 20: Water
Estaba intentando recrear el estilo de relieve de Eduard Imhof con software libre cuando, por accidente, subí un poco el nivel del mar. Me gustó cómo eso destacó el contraste entre la hidrografía y el relieve.
Usé GIMP y QGIS, tomando como referencia los trabajos de @john_m_nelson y Tom Patterson. #GIMP #QGIS #Cartography
#30DayMapChallenge Day 20: Water
World map using the Spilhaus projection. The oceans form a single mass of water around Antarctica.
🌊 hashtag#30DayMapChallenge Day 20: Water
Estaba intentando recrear el estilo de relieve de Eduard Imhof con software libre cuando, por accidente, subí un poco el nivel del mar. Me gustó cómo eso destacó el contraste entre la hidrografía y el relieve.
Usé GIMP y QGIS, tomando como referencia los trabajos de @john_m_nelson y Tom Patterson. #GIMP #QGIS #Cartography
alcinnz
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#QGIS supports a "Model builder" that will allow you to chain a selection of these algorithms together with data you have.
At the end of the pipeline, you can give weights to each of the component pieces for a final priority that balances safety, utility and equity in sidewalk planning!
Here's a heatmap of locations with missing sidewalk, shaded based on priority to fund. 🧵
Another #UrbanPlanning algorithm I plan to pick back up is like "Percent High Comfort BikeShed" (or WalkShed).
The idea is compute the area from a given a location that you bike to within 15 minutes and then the area that bike to *with high comfort*, like protected bike lanes and so forth. Divide them to get the "Percent High Comfort Bikeshed" for that location.
"Percent High Comfort Bikeshed" may be harder to package for #QGIS because it involves running a custom #valhalla server currently-- building a graph to generate the bike isochrones (travel-time area) using only the high-comfort facilities.
If there's a way to query Valhalla such that only a subset of the network is considered for routing, then I could run it against public servers.
The current iteration of the plugin generates a starter hex grid for you.
The expanded version will support "bring your own hex grid", so you can start with a grid and then continue add more values to it which are then used to build a priority score.
This final step is described more here, in How to Create a Heatmap of Sidewalk Location Priority:
https://mark.stosberg.com/how-to-create-a-heatmap-sidewalk-location-priority/
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Early feedback on the "Sidewalk Location Priority Toolkit" for QGIS is welcome.
Are you interested in something like this? What's helpful to you? Questions?
#QGIS supports a "Model builder" that will allow you to chain a selection of these algorithms together with data you have.
At the end of the pipeline, you can give weights to each of the component pieces for a final priority that balances safety, utility and equity in sidewalk planning!
Here's a heatmap of locations with missing sidewalk, shaded based on priority to fund. 🧵
The current iteration of the plugin generates a starter hex grid for you.
The expanded version will support "bring your own hex grid", so you can start with a grid and then continue add more values to it which are then used to build a priority score.
This final step is described more here, in How to Create a Heatmap of Sidewalk Location Priority:
https://mark.stosberg.com/how-to-create-a-heatmap-sidewalk-location-priority/
🧵
#QGIS supports a "Model builder" that will allow you to chain a selection of these algorithms together with data you have.
At the end of the pipeline, you can give weights to each of the component pieces for a final priority that balances safety, utility and equity in sidewalk planning!
Here's a heatmap of locations with missing sidewalk, shaded based on priority to fund. 🧵