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This blog post provides how to use the Buffer and Intersection analysis in the WPS Request Builder. The WPS Request Builder is a demo page used to try out the Web Processing Service (WPS) used to execute geospatial processes for transformation, summary and analysis.

A couple of churchy posts recently. I spotted this at St James Church in Muswell Hill when we were there for my wife’s choir performance.

Elizabeth spotted this notice board at the Muswell Hill Methodist Church

It doesn’t really show the lands that we know of from the bible?

Toby spotted this map of currencies and photos from around the world in a Vietnamese restaurant in Porto

Ana Letica shared these pix from Verbatim Books in San Diego. They sell maps as well!

Obviously not this clock maker who managed to fit everything else in!

Via Ken

A map of the Two Bays walking trail that came with a pair of Nike running shoes.

Ken said “It’s a brave move to target your product to a niche group but #mapsondrinks sells. If it’s got a map on it we’ll try it” I am not sure I would buy/try every type of booze with a map, maybe just the whiskies.

You may have noticed that https://github.com/microsoft/torchgeo is now https://github.com/torchgeo/torchgeo. This is not an accident! TorchGeo now belongs to YOU, please join our monthly Technical Steering Committee meetings! TorchGeo...

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Full release notes at Release v0.8.0 · torchgeo/torchgeo · GitHub

TorchGeo is a PyTorch domain library, similar to torchvision, providing
datasets, samplers, transforms, and pre-trained models specific to
geospatial data.

Robert Simmon said “I have lived next to the lake for 7 years and never noticed this map before!”

Credits : Bru-nO (Pixabay Content License)

Thanks to funding from the Bordeaux Metropolis, I had the chance to work on CMYK (Cyan Magenta Yellow blacK) support in QGIS. The metropolis’ goal is to remove the last barrier preventing their complete migration from ArcGIS to QGIS.

The developments are now complete and will be available in QGIS version 3.40, scheduled for release in October 2024, before becoming the next LTR in February 2025. It should be noted, however, that CMYK support will only be complete in QGIS versions built with Qt 6 (still unofficial version) for reasons explained in the article. On Windows, this version can currently only be installed using OSGeo4W (qgis-qt6-dev version).

Ken must have been visiting Miami

TorchGeo 0.8 includes 28 new pre-trained model weights and a number of improvements required for better time series support, including a complete rewrite of all GeoDataset and GeoSampler internals, encompassing 8 months of hard work by 23 contributors from around the world.

You may have noticed that https://github.com/microsoft/torchgeo is now https://github.com/torchgeo/torchgeo. This is not an accident!

Note

TorchGeo now belongs to YOU, please join our monthly Technical Steering Committee meetings!

Jo said that this is one of his favourite maps, I can see why.

Geospatial FM shared this. The Šargan Eight narrow gauge railway. 15.5km of it was restored in 2000 after built 1921, whole route connected Belgrade and Sarajevo

Ken drew my attention to the EUFA logo on the Europa League Cup. I think the purpose was that Arsenal haven’t won much in the last 20 years while this year’s cup was being held by the Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou who subsequently got sacked (twice within a few months!)

Carlos Eduardo Mota from Brasil Luís Calisto from Portugal Kateryna Konieva from Portugal Benjamin Webb from United States of America Joseph Emile Honour Percival from Samoa Weston Renoud from Netherlands Felix Delattre from Germany Julia Signell...

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Dear all,

the CRO is pleased to announce the list of new OSGeo Carter Members:

Doug Greenfield spotted this tapestry in Venice airport.