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Zines are a great tool for science communication. Earlier this year, I put one together with @kiricarini.com of @developmentseed.org. The zine provides a visually interesting jumping off point for folks learning cloud-native geospatial data!

A few years ago, I attended #virtualCCFest for the first time and left inspired! Today, I will be delivering the closing keynote at CC Fest. I'm looking forward to sharing my love of creative coding and encouraging others to archive (and share!) their creative work.

#virtualCCFest is back on Sunday, Sept 28, with amazing keynotes and workshops on creative coding lined-up. You can see and details and RSVP at ccfest.rocks. If you donate your funds will go to support the costs of the free event, Zoom licenses and small stipends for presenters and keynotes.

One of my customers had so much fun visiting the Map Center that he came back a few days later with a camera. He made this magnificent short documentary about my store, about me, and why I bother to do any of it at all. It's really lovely and I hope you watch it! youtu.be/Dj9uKpk3Idk?...

You’re invited to join the next Jupyter Community Call on September 04, 2025! Get updates from across the Jupyter ecosystem, hear talks from community members, and learn how you can get involved. It’s a great way to connect, contribute, and stay in the loop. Learn more medium.com/@rosioreyes/...

🗺️ USA Land Cover Map – 2024 🇺🇸 Made with QGIS & Blender using: 🌱 ESRI Land Cover (EarthMap) 🏔️ DEM from DivaGIS (CGIAR SRTM) Forests, croplands, wetlands & cities — mapped to show the patterns shaping America's surface. #USA #LandCover #QGIS #Blender #Cartography #GISChat #RemoteSensing #Map #OpenData