RaQuet is a specification for storing and querying raster data using Apache Parquet.

Python script for generating tilings of the weakly chiral aperiodic monotile Tile(1,1) "Spectre".

Python library for communicating with Renogy solar charge controllers

A package for interacting with the API of Felt.com

Build vector tilesets from large collections of GeoJSON features.

Flexible tool to build planet-scale vector tilesets from OpenStreetMap data fast

This project implements gray scott's reaction diffusion using python. Individual frames are calculated and generated as .png photos by using Pillow. Numpy arrays are used to store value of concentr…

Retroactive has been discontinued. You should transition from Retroactive to supported apps such as Music, iTunes for Windows, iMazing, Photos, Darktable, Lightroom Classic, and DaVinci Resolve.

Python GeoJSON, WKT, and __geo_interface__ made easy

The geospatial toolkit for redistricting data.

Shapefile of voting precincts in Ohio (as of 2016) merged with election returns

A fast, forgiving GTFS reader built on pandas DataFrames

Making maps connectable: stable, non-proprietary IDs and data standards for streets

An interactive and shareable visualization of gerrymandering metrics, defaulting to the efficiency gap.

Tool for determining vehicular speeds, paths for intersection corner radii

Bing Maps Layer for Leaflet v1.0.0

DAta Nudged into GIT - File-based datasets that use git for version control of individual records

A command line interface for interacting with Mastodon instances

The first free and open source non-partisan national voter file.

Voting Precinct Shapefiles in the United States

Precinct shapes (and vote results) for US elections past, present, and future

Configuration files, tools, and content to build Mapzen's documentation

Precinct-level results for the 2016 general election in California

Python bindings for the low level FUSE API

An R package for accessing elevation data

Opportunities to help deliver simpler, clearer, faster digital services for everyone in California.

This is a tiny experiment with swift that calculates the current US population coverage of OpenAddresses