Eric van Rees reviews our latest book How to Succeed as a #GIS Rebel. #opensource #geospatial @mark-seibel @ericvanrees
It can feel like the world is against you. Mark Seibel bravely shares his 25-year journey away from proprietary GIS software and into the open source GIS world, while teaching the basics of GIS from a less technical perspective along the way.
A year ago we launched a preview chapter of Qiusheng Wu’s new book and the time has come to launch the full release!
We are thrilled to unveil our newest book, Earth Engine and Geemap: Geospatial Data Science with Python.
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In this preview book, we share the first two chapters of Mark’s lessons learned by moving toward open source GIS.
Update: we start off some echo when guest is talking but we fix it around 29-minute mark. Join Tyler Mitchell & Gary Sherman…
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More and more companies are starting to use geospatial data for their machine learning applications to draw insights from the patterns of life.…
Are you attending FOSS4G, State of the Map, or QGIS meetings this week? Several of our authors will be in attendance and would…
Eric shares his thoughts after reviewing the Locate Press book QGIS for Hydrological Applications.
