Years ago I suggested that you would be one of the most qualified people to redesign digital maps. Instead you ran away from tech and have made amazingly beautiful books! Good for you, but I it would have been nice to see what you would have done in the space.

Congratulations! My son ( currently at ETH studying Landscape Arch) has a somewhat different approach with a similar goal. He uses QGIS, blender, point clouds, 3D printing to create 2 and 3D pieces of art with maps.
Map Exhibits are awesome!

It is possible then to write an offline app to record data and sync up also? Not only use the file attachment but upload records?

Hi Ian. Well … it depends. What is he/she interested in learning? Techniques, crop types, tasks, protection. It’s a rather vast subject. My focus is horticulture and specifically plant health.

We should build a map. :-)

This is crazy good!!!!

Have you heard Benjamin Zander’s lecture ? The Art of the Possibility. He talks and plays Chopin. Beautiful message really.

Sad to see those efforts end, as was the case with @placemark last year. If nothing else, these ideas will come back reincarnated in some way.

Great post! It was a year ago that I rode for 9 days on the eastern part of Cuba and it still remains as one of my favorite trips ever. Here’s a post (iyi) - cubabiketour.blogspot.com/2024/01/cuba...

Thanks for this notebook. We (users of Plot) have all experienced issues with data transformation and display. I usually reshape the data in python, then save as .parquet to cover my needs.