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Jack of all trades, master of hyperfocus(robinhawkes.com)
9 points by robhawkes 4y ago|1 comments
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by robhawkes 4y ago
TL;DR; Take a look at Octopus Energy [1] and the other companies within the Octopus Energy Group [2]. Be a part of tangible and real-world progress toward a clean and sustainable global energy system (not just renewables!) backed by smart s
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by robhawkes 5y ago
I live near the Airbus factory in Broughton, Wales (near Chester) and you used to see the previous generation Beluga flying over once or twice a day as they picked up new wings. I still occasionally get to see the new XL variant coming in t
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by robhawkes 5y ago
I spent most of the weekend writing a super-detailed tutorial on how to create a map using hachures in QGIS. The hachures are created using SRTM elevation data, geometry generators, and there is also a section on how to style them dynamical
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How to create a monochrome hachure-style relief map in QGIS 3.20(robinhawkes.com)
7 points by robhawkes 5y ago|2 comments
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by robhawkes 6y ago
Hello! The past few weeks a friend and I have been working on a series of animated spatial visualisations using global lightning strike location data. You can see and read more about them here: https://spatialawareness.io/bl
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Show HN: Animated visualisations of global lightning strike location data(spatialawareness.io)
2 points by robhawkes 6y ago|1 comments
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Process behind Coral Cities and Craig Taylor's other 3D spatial visualisations(spatialawareness.io)
2 points by robhawkes 6y ago|0 comments
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Craig Taylor produces animated 3D spatial visualisations like Coral Cities(spatialawareness.io)
1 points by robhawkes 6y ago|0 comments
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by robhawkes 6y ago
I interviewed Craig last week about his amazing work and what goes on behind the scenes.
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An interview with spatial dataviz artist Craig Taylor(spatialawareness.xyz)
2 points by robhawkes 6y ago|1 comments
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by robhawkes 7y ago
My spatial newsletter is back, after an impromptu 4-month break. The world may have changed for the worse in that time, but the newsletter certainly hasn't. Lots of beautiful and interesting maps and spatial content. Hope you enjoy it
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Spatial Awareness #15 – The newsletter is back and better than ever(getrevue.co)
2 points by robhawkes 7y ago|1 comments
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by robhawkes 7y ago
I've just published my 2010 to 2020 retrospective — looking at everything that occurred professionally and personally over the past decade. From university, to joining Mozilla, to starting ViziCities, to mental health, to all the place
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2010 to 2020 Retrospective(robinhawkes.com)
1 points by robhawkes 7y ago|1 comments
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by robhawkes 7y ago
This week's issue features jelly-like elastic maps, why you shouldn't use zip codes for spatial visualisations, as well as the usual collection of other spatial goodies.
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Spatial Awareness #9 – Maps and Spatial Newsletter by Robin Hawkes(getrevue.co)
1 points by robhawkes 7y ago|1 comments
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by robhawkes 7y ago
This week's issue features a stunning animated map by Nadieh Bremer showing how satellites capture images of Earth every day, amongst the usual collection of other spatial goodies. Please reply here if you have any feedback or suggesti
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Spatial Awareness: A Curated Maps and Spatial Newsletter(getrevue.co)
1 points by robhawkes 7y ago|1 comments
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by robhawkes 7y ago
This issue highlights some cool maps related to the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing, as well as the usual selection of map-related goodies. Please leave any questions or feedback here so I can respond. Thank you.
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Spatial Awareness: A Curated Maps and Spatial Newsletter(getrevue.co)
1 points by robhawkes 7y ago|1 comments
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by robhawkes 7y ago
This issue includes retro maps and questions on the future of OpenStreetMap, amongst many other things. Please leave any questions or feedback here so I can respond. Thank you.
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Issue 5 of Spatial Awareness is out, my regular newsletter for spatial people(getrevue.co)
1 points by robhawkes 7y ago|1 comments
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Forth issue of Spatial Awareness, a regular newsletter for the spatial community(getrevue.co)
3 points by robhawkes 7y ago|0 comments
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by robhawkes 7y ago
A few weeks ago I started Spatial Awareness, a curated newsletter for the maps and spatial community. The idea was to scratch a personal itch – to do something with all the interesting links and maps I collect – though it's gone down a
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Spatial Awareness, my regular newsletter for the spatial community(getrevue.co)
1 points by robhawkes 7y ago|0 comments
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by robhawkes 7y ago
The response to the first issue was fantastic, thank you. Please keep it coming as every suggestion helps make the future issues better and more relevant for the wider community — I can only cover the things I'm aware of.
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2nd issue of Spatial Awareness is out, my newsletter for the spatial community(getrevue.co)
1 points by robhawkes 7y ago|1 comments
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Spatial Awareness: A Curated Maps and Spatial Newsletter(getrevue.co)
1 points by robhawkes 7y ago|0 comments
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by robhawkes 7y ago
I can't find firm material on exactly what explains the night usage — I'm sure the National Grid have details on this somewhere. Even so, the price of electricity reduces at night and so industry uses it a lot during that time. A

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