January 2014 – Geovisualization.net

The most important project I have ever been involved in

Having worked in a never ending list of proyects, I can say the one I have started these days is the most important I have ever worked in. And it’s a long, long project… My whole life!

Inland Water levels… Globally. Copernicus did it again!
The Water Observatory is an Earth-observation-based solution that provides reliable and timely information about surface water levels of waterbodies across the globe. All observations are provided and can be explored interactively via the Water Observatory Dashboard or via RESTful API. The Water Observatory provides a valuable service to local authorities, g […]
NO AL PELOTAZO DE LA ERMITA DEL SANTO
Esta semana pasada he estado colaborando puntualmente con la Plataforma “planermitadelsanto”, vecinos como yo que se han (nos hemos) organizado para echar abajo un plan de recalificación urbanística que no es ni mucho menos del interés general. He preparado para ellos algunos mapas en 3D (georeferenciando planos, extruyendo manualmente usando datos del Plan […]
Google Earth Engine and Dynamic World
Let me please introduce you this "new" LULC source I have come across with recently. The potential of this 10m "clutter" source is being able to acquire data from a few days ago instead of using outdated "very old" 2020 vintage datasets. I know if these days something 2020 is very old then myself, born in 1972 then i'm olde […]
Tracking fires LIVE: Boiro (A Coruña, Spain)
We can track this up as we speak. We can measure burn areas on a regular basis, creating videos, capture images, creating indexes, histograms, etc. Everything for better understanding what is going on and maybe, why not, avoiding it in te future. If you would like more information, dont hesitate to contact us.