1–2–3: Mirror Modelling in Inkscape

The other day, I needed to draw a symmetrical object (a map point icon) in Inkscape, the wonderful free vector graphics editor. I was surprised to find that there is no symmetrical modeling feature, so I improvised. Here’s how to create a symmetrical polygon in…


How I Migrated to Jekyll

This is a short post about how I migrated this blog from its previous home on WordPress to its new home here.

I first created a Jekyll theme I liked using Bootstrap. Then I imported the posts using a customized version of exitwp, which I modified to handle…


Microaccessibility with OpenTripPlanner

Analysis of accessibility is
generally undertaken in large regions, such as
metropolitan areas or
entire countries. Frequently
it also uses macro temporal scales, as in before-and-after
analysis. This analysis instead looks at micro scales, both spatial
and…


GitHub Image Diffs

As you may have gathered, I like Git and GitHub. Today, I ran across a GitHub feature that is really cool and above and beyond the call of duty: not only do they produce and display diffs on text files, but also on image files! You can see an example in one of my repositories. Added points if you can figure out where the map tile is from!


Basemaps in QGIS

Update 2012–02–02 17:57 -0800:I just wrote a post about another way to do this.

I really like QGIS. It’s a powerful GIS that runs on Linux (among other operating systems) and doesn’t require incredible amounts of CPU. One criticism I had of it was that it did not provide…

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