Remember HartaPrezidentiale2019 🗺️ on Twitter ! ? When I thought the message with #HartaPrezidentiale2019 was floating in a bottle near some forgotten island .. There came the first map (and the coolest) 🙂 http://geo-spatial.org/proiecte/alegeri2019/ Put aside your courses, you have…
How to Install PDAL
PDAL PDAL represents Point Data Abstraction Library. It is a C/C++ open source library and applications for translating and processing point cloud data. It is not limited to LiDAR data. PDAL allows you to compose operations on point clouds into…
Epic fail Adobe
🤦 I wanted to try Adobe Photoshop for some tutorial. So I’ve installed a trial version of the Creative Cloud Photography plan, that would have lasted a week. I forgot to cancel it (or something like that) and found out…
WordPress Migration Saga – Step By Step Guide for Ubuntu 18.04
Here is the third post, and last, from WordPress Migration Saga, a series that presents the migration of an existing WordPress website to another host, in Docker. In this post we will see step by step how the migration of…
WordPress Migration Saga – Getting Used to Docker
Here is the second post from WordPress Migration Saga, a series that presents the migration of an existing WordPress website to another host, in Docker. In this post we will go over a series of commands in Docker, to get…
LiDAR PDAL Experiments – Taal Volcano
Those are my notes on taking some LiDAR data and testing different commands in PDAL. If you like, you can follow along using your own data. Probably I’ll de adding or deleting stuff, but you can take a look to…
WordPress Migration Saga – The Beginnings
After a week of docker up, docker down, and random redirect loops, I’ve finally managed to move my children (this blog included) into a new home, on Linode, a virtual private server provider. Here is the first post from WordPress…
The Sentinel, Cathedral Spires .. Is it Judas Priest?
Well.. No, it isn’t, but it rocks, too! 😀 Ok, enough with the corny jokes. This post is about Yosemite Valley, a ~1-km-deep, glacially carved canyon in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California, that hosts some of the largest granitic…
2019 is gone.. Long live 2020!
Warning: self-centered and somewhat sappy content. You can go to another post if you don’t want to hear me rambling about myself. It’s been a long year, a sad year, a happy year. Actually, the last three years of my…
Elections Data – Spatial Perspectives in QGIS 3.8.3
Last week I wrote about making maps using results from the Presidential Elections that took place on the 10th and the 24th of November in Romania. In this post I will describe how we can process the provided data to…