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stevefaeembra

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<p>steve / fae / embra</p><p>Steve from Edinburgh.</p><p>I&#39;m a Web developer, coder and cartographer, based in Edinburgh, Scotland.</p><p>Mostly map-like things using QGIS, Blender and other FOSS.</p>

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    Day 11. Sound #30DayMapChallenge Animation visualising the air pressure wave from the Krakatoa eruption of 1883. Travels out from Krakatoa, reaches antipode (in Colombia) then travels back to whence it came. This cycle happens several times over the course of a few days If my maths is right, spread of pressure wave should be in synch with rotation shown Done with a shader and compositing in Blender. #blender #b3d

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    Map of lighthouses around Europe, using data copyright #OpenStreetMap contributors #Blender #b3d #QGIS

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    @LordWoolamaloo@mastodon.scot it was Innes &amp; Gunn only about a month ago (used to pass it daily until recently)

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    Experimenting with visualising walk times Used the #QGIS plugin &amp;#39;QNEAT3&amp;#39; and data copyright #OpenStreetMap contributors, &amp;#39;iso area as point cloud&amp;#39; option Shows town of Carnoustie. Just going by the road network with pavements, assuming 5km/h Rendered and animated in #Blender.

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    Himalayas, ink wash style in #Blender Everest/Sagarmatha in the middle, Nuptse and Lohtse in the foreground

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    Following the route up Ben Nevis. Rendered in #Blender from data copyright #OpenStreetMap contributors, and OS Open ZoomStack crown copyright and database rights DEM derived by TIN gridding contour lines in #QGIS

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    Minimalist map of X28 bus route between Edinburgh and Livingston St John Hospital Lit portion represents distance covered in the last minute, so indicates speed. Elapsed time is shown in bottom right. Grey discs represent abstract urban areas Data prepped from GPX track in #QGIS, rendered in #Blender using geometry nodes

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    Animation showing 3 common routes up Arthur&amp;#39;s Seat in #Edinburgh - from Holyrood, Dunsapie and Pollock Halls. The animation proceeds so that the head of each path is at the same altitude Using data copyright #OpenStreetMap contributors #Blender