Keith Pelletier
@remoteSensor
Ph.D. Candidate @ UMN - Twin Cities
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It's time to💪 to @qgis' point clouds. Help us with @lutraconsulting crowdfunding to add profiling, EDL, filtering, and copc.io support in time for the next release. Visit lutraconsulting.co.uk/crowdfunding/e… for details.
Interesting visual article about an image that many of us know from work with digital image processing. pudding.cool/2021/10/lenna/
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Can Data Die? Tracking the Lenna Image
Why one of the Internet’s oldest images lives on without its subject’s consent
Jonathan Shewchuk of @UCBerkeley provides a wonderful memorial of @LAStools with lots of background into his academic career, including how his mental illness derailed it. people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~jrs/martin/
Tree Trust is hosting a volunteer tree planting event on Sunday Oct 17th 1-4pm to plant trees on the East side of St Paul: eventbrite.com/e/st-paul-plan…
When you accidentally have one feature selected, run a geoprocessing task, and then get a rather underwhelming result.
Mapping the sea floor with whale songs. 🤯 Mapping. The. Sea. Floor. With. Whale. Songs. 🤯 The world shore is whaley fascinating! #GISchat arstechnica.com/science/2021/0…
Good Morning govie fans!! Tonight we take on St. Paul Academy on home ice @ 7PM! The live stream for the game will be free on highschoolsportsmn.com ! Live play by play commentary and 2 camera angles! All you have to do is make an account and then enjoy watching!
My son is facing a long battle with high-level osteosarcoma. Please consider sending him positive thoughts and energy: gf.me/u/zbfs2q caringbridge.org/visit/gagepell…
Important context: Snow didn’t use this map to discover how cholera spread. He knew water was the source 5 whole years before he commissioned this map from cartographer Charles Cheffins. The map was used to convince authorities and the public collections.nlm.nih.gov/ext/cholera/PD…
By using data visualisation back in 1854, John Snow was able to discover the source of the cholera outbreak. What is data visualisation? Find out on our blog: ow.ly/DgJ350CiUvM #OSDeveloper
It's always a great day when the Governor recognizes the value of your work. Happy #GISDay and #GeographyAwarenessWeek Consortium members! Today @GovTimWalz proclaimed 11/18/2020 as Geographic Information Systems Day: mn.gov/governor/asset…
We know trees help to reduce the urban heat island. Our latest work with @usfs_nrs is going beyond correlation, using #lidar to track tree canopy change over time to help communities understand how their investments in urban forestry are helping to foster #sustainability
It's #FreeMapMonday! Retweet and follow us for a chance to win the map of Crater Lake National Park, OR! #USGSStore (U.S. residents only)
Please vote.
When can you expect election results in each state? And which types of ballots will be counted first? You're going to want to bookmark this link. projects.fivethirtyeight.com/election-resul…
Sometimes cartographers get concerned about the sheer volume of tools they should/could be using, and how it gets to the point where they feel like a new user with each and never an expert. I'm not going to disagree but remember u get points for "expert search-engine user"!
This is not a subtweet of anyone in particular and it's going to annoy some people since I have a lot of PhD followers/friends and also I'm a stubborn guy myself but...one thing I'm noticed is that once someone gets a PhD, it become 10x harder to convince them they're wrong.
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