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SBIR Grant Obtained to Develop Web-based, Hyper Local Climate Impact Assessment Modeling Service
Learn more about our SBIR grant and our plans to develop a web-based, hyper local climate impact assessment modeling service.
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SBIR Grant Obtained to Develop Web-based, Hyper Local Climate Impact Assessment Modeling Service
Learn more about our SBIR grant and our plans to develop a web-based, hyper local climate impact assessment modeling service.
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Grant Awarded to Build an Interactive Climate Modeling Service for Local Governments
We describe the plans we have to build an interactive climate modeling service for local governments in partnership with The Nature Conservancy.
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Analyzing Philadelphia Crash Data
In this blog, we share the workflow and tools used in the GIS part of our analysis of Philadelphia crash data.
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Philadelphia Bursts with Resources and Support for Women in Tech (Part 2)
Continuing our discussion on the immense resources and support for women in tech in Philadelphia, we interviewed Yasmine Mustafa, the founder and co-organizer of Girl Develop It Philadelphia to learn about what makes Philadelphia a great place for women in tech.
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Philadelphia Bursts with Resources and Support for Women in Tech (Part 1)
In this blog, we highlight unique opportunities, resources, and groups for women in tech throughout the Philadelphia region.
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Legacy of Roger Tomlinson, Father of GIS, Continues
Roger Tomlinson was a geographer and researcher who created the first computerized Geographic Information System while working for the Canadian government.
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Solving Unicode Problems in Python 2.7
We discuss three steps you can take to begin thinking about strings and unicode the right way.
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Technology Radar 2014
We’re releasing our first Technology Radar. A Technology Radar, pioneered by ThoughtWorks, is a list of the techniques, tools, platforms, languages, and frameworks divided into recommendation levels: Adopt, Trial, Assess and Hold. It’s mostly a list of things we find useful and interesting.
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Exporting Django Querysets to CSV
In this blog, we discuss our experience with exporting Django querysets directly to HTTP responses with CSVs attached.
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GeoTrellis 0.9 is out
The GeoTrellis team is very excited to announce the availability of GeoTrellis 0.9 (codename “Avalon”), a significant new release that is a big step forward towards our goal of a general purpose, high-performance raster geoprocessing library and runtime designed to perform and scale for the web.
