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deck.gl v8.6 now available with deeper Google Maps support

deck.gl v8.6 now available with deeper Google Maps support

Today we are very pleased to announce the availability of deck.gl v8.6, which alongside a whole host of new features, adds full support for…
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Alberto Asuero
deck.gl 8.2 moves to Open Governance

deck.gl 8.2 moves to Open Governance

deck.gl, which has been developed under the stewardship of Uber’s Engineering organization, has now moved to an open governance model.
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Ib Green
pydeck: Unlocking deck.gl for use in Python

pydeck: Unlocking deck.gl for use in Python

Uber’s open source deck.gl library powers both internal data visualization tools and brings to life award-winning visualizations from…
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Andrew Duberstein
Exploring Geospatial data with kepler.gl

Exploring Geospatial data with kepler.gl

Co-authors: Gabriel Durkin, Sina Kashuk
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Shan He
Vis Hackathon 2019

Vis Hackathon 2019

The visualization engineering team at Uber is now 40 people with very different specialties — mapping, web, data, low-level graphics, ML…
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Jérôme Cukier
Kepler.gl: Export Map

Kepler.gl: Export Map

Developed by Uber and contributed to the LF Urban Computing Foundation, Kepler.gl is an open source geospatial analysis tool for…
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Giuseppe Macrì
Introducing kepler.gl for Jupyter

Introducing kepler.gl for Jupyter

We integrated kepler.gl as a Jupyter Widget. It loads kepler.gl inside a notebook, allowing users to quickly plot maps with python…
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Shan He
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