07-12, 15:40–15:50 (Europe/Amsterdam), If (1.1)
In this 10-minute talk, we will explore the usage of the open source geospatial visualization app, KeplerGl (formerly Uber but now under OpenJS foundation) within a Pluto notebook ecosystem. Users are able to add data in the form of DataFrames and add filter configurations in a similar manner.
At Teleport, we run Agent-Based-Modeling simulations on OpenStreetMaps to simulate ridesharing in different cities. In this quick, 10-minute chat, we'll dive into how you can use the KeplerGl toolkit to spice up your geospatial data visualization in Julia's Pluto notebooks. Think of it as a cool way to make your maps and spatial data analysis more interactive and visually impressive, all within the easy-to-use Pluto notebook environment.
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