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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
Uber’s vis.gl brings glTF to geospatial data visualization

Uber’s vis.gl brings glTF to geospatial data visualization

Originally posted to the Khronos® Group’s blog “Uber’s vis.gl brings glTF to geospatial data visualization”
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Georgios Karnas
Using deck.gl with Google Maps

Using deck.gl with Google Maps

deck.gl 7.0 adds Google Maps integration
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Xiaoji Chen | 消极
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