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Check out Marcie Hogan's latest blogpost on how City of Detroit uses Mapillary and generated data.

The dyspeptic, conservative interpretive lens really does bring certain elements of experience into focus. But it is like a pinhole camera that focuses by refracting the world through a narrow aperture. Outside one’s tunnel vision, and outside the metropolitan centers where the Matrix of discourse and counter-discourse is most strong, the Golden State teems with rude life. https://lnkd.in/e4D6EGU3

Aerial map I made of East Village from FDR across Alphabet city towards Union Square on the lower east side of Manhattan in New York

Let's post future channel pictures, so that at least the last post is not a NSFW picture. We already announced that yesterday, part of our NatureFreaks and WinterFreaks projects. via https://buff.ly/3IX8aoG #rtpnews #roadtopetabyte #telegram #rtpannouncements #roadtopetabyteannouncements #rtpannouncement #roadtopetabyteannouncement

Surveying is not just about handling the rover, it's about making the difficult decisions where only you can see problems.

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A somewhat horrifying article about bird-strike on stationary windows. The article includes a list of actions we can all make to reduce bird collisions but it does not suggest how to stop peoples love of large areas of bird killing glass. Worth a read. https://lnkd.in/gPXvQkvG

Exactly, this is precisely the process I undertake to achieve outstanding terrain visualization in the majority of map layouts which encompassing imagery and areas of interest (AOI) with diverse topography. It's important to note that some team members have questioned the necessity of duplicating multiple layers of terrain, applying various blending options and effects, and grouping them together. This can sometimes result in longer duration while export map for layouts intended for printing or publication. However, there's a rationale behind this approach! I strongly suggest watching this video to grasp how your layout, integrating both imagery and terrain, could visually benefit from these techniques. Once you see the results, you’ll likely never revert to using default imagery paired with terrain. Here's a recent map where I employed the same technique to visualize terrain. https://lnkd.in/dZVSWpFH #cartography #cartographyvibes

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Here's how to absolutely go bananas with your terrain hillshading. By using a handful of blurred versions of your elevation data, you get a better sense of structure, and a nice ambient illumination effect.