In this blog we detail the Open Transit Indicators project developed by the World Bank.
In this blog we detail the Open Transit Indicators project developed by the World Bank.
In this blog post we detail our work to visualize building energy benchmarking data.
Were you watching the live feed of the UN Climate Summit in NY in September? No? Well, if you’d been watching, you would have seen Jack Dangermond announce the winners of the first Esri Global Disaster Resilience App Challenge. On September 23rd during Climate Week in New York, The United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction…
GeoTrellis, our open-source framework, is a recipient of three Google Summer of Code fellowships, a global competitive program that offers students stipends to write code for open source projects.
Learn more about the latest funding updates to OpenDataPhilly.
Learn more about our SBIR grant and our plans to develop a web-based, hyper local climate impact assessment modeling service.
We describe the plans we have to build an interactive climate modeling service for local governments in partnership with The Nature Conservancy.
After several release candidates and getting the hang of a new review and release process as part of GeoTrellis’ journey to be a LocationTech-incubated project, we’re proud to announce that GeoTrellis 0.9 – codenamed “Avalon” – is officially released!
We announce that we’ve submitted GeoTrellis, a high-performance geospatial data processing framework, to LocationTech, a new working group at the Eclipse Foundation focused on geospatial open-source projects.
In this blog we describe GTFS, the General Transit Feed Specification and outline some of our work with it.