[Ráfaga] Nº1771: etymology, deep learning, terrain

[Jorge Sanz]

Nº1771: etymology, deep learning, terrain

Tue, 01 Mar 2022 by Raf

* "Open Etymology Map" is an interactive map, open to collaborations,
that shows the etymology of street names and points of interest based
on OpenStreetMap and Wikidata

https://etymology.dsantini.it/#24.0343,49.8395,17.4,blue

* "Deep learning with TensorFlow: Tutorials for modeling LULC" is a
guided introduction to data acquisition and processing, training,
testing and evaluation of TensorFlow models and techniques with Colab
notebooks using real data

https://developmentseed.org/tensorflow-eo-training/docs/index.html

* Starting with 0.9.2 version, QGIS Terrain shading plugin is equipped
with the exquisite terrain shading algorithm, designed for terrain
mapping by Leland Brown, which allows you to visualize height
differences within a region

https://landscapearchaeology.org/2021/texture-shading/

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