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November Edition: The Wide World of Geospatial Data

From interactive maps to advanced georeferencing

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We’re not too shy to admit it: we have a soft spot for geospatial data analysis.

Why? Let us count the ways! It’s a subfield of Data Science that brings together multiple disciplines and practices, from geography and programming to cartography and geometry. Geospatial projects connect the digital and physical realms with elegance, and help us better understand the world we inhabit. They also have the power to visualize and make concrete some of the biggest challenges we face today, from social inequality to climate change. (Also, who doesn’t like a beautiful map?)

This month, we’re thrilled to share a selection of recent posts that cover a wide range of geospatial approaches and methods. Before we leave you to your reading, we’d like to thank our community members who’ve recently become Medium members. Thank you so much for your support.

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Our latest selection of Q&As, podcast episodes, and reading recommendations.

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In case you missed them, here are some of last month’s most-read posts on TDS.


Our community was fortunate to welcome a new cohort of authors in October – they include Eden Zohar, Karen Asmar, Florent CATTANEO, Michio Suginoo, Elías Snorrason, Justin Mackie, Partha Sarkar, James Isbell, João António Sousa, Omer Ginosar, Ian Henderson, Taylor Jensen, Gordon Davis, Sebastien Peytrignet, Mattia Gatti, Shubhankar Rawat, Ido Greenberg, Erich Henrique, Nico Westerbeck, Max Cembalest, Oliver Kramer, Varatharajah Vaseekaran, Nuri, and Helen McKenzie, among others. If you, too, would like to publish your work with us, we’d love to hear from you.

See you next month!


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