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converter that creates three-dimensional models of the world from OpenStreetMap data
- openstreetmap
- 3d
- 3d-tiles
- gltf
A data specification to enable right-of-way regulation, digital policy, geofencing, and two-way communication between mobility companies and public agencies worldwide for any regulated, shared, or agency vehicle.
- mds
- scooters
- carshare
- mobility-as-a-service
Entwine - point cloud organization for massive datasets
JavaScript helper functions for manipulating GeoJSON
magically convert csv files to geojson files
- banished
MapBox Map and Autocomplete components for Svelte (or Vanilla JS)
Animating scheduled transit trips using the Transitland API and Processing
- transit
- transportation
- python
- processing
Merge multiple GeoJSON files into one FeatureCollection.
- banished
A tool for checking, sanitizing and minimizing GTFS feeds.
- gtfs
- validation
- minimization
- tidy
Svelte Google Maps Components
- svelte
- googlemaps
- google-maps
Generate a plain-english summary of what is in a GeoJSON file.
- banished
Extract coordinates from GeoJSON.
- banished
A parser for the opening_hours fields from OpenStreetMap
- opening-hours
- openstreetmap
- openstreetmap-data
- parser
Interactive visualization of all transit in the Transitland database
- transit
- mapbox-gl-js
- transit-data
- transitland
A tool for checking, sanitizing and minimizing GTFS feeds. This is our fork of gtfstidy, with some additional fixes that haven't been merged upstream yet.
Python tools for manipulating GeoJSON files
A simple and easy to use svelte router.
In this course your students will learn the fundamentals of Swift 3 programming, using Geometry as their context for learning. The style of this course mimic "Logo", which is an educational programming language designed in 1967 by Daniel Borrow, Wally Feurzeig, Seymour Papert and Cynthia Soloman.
- swift
- swift3
- playgroundbook
- geometry
🗺️⏳ Count down to your events—visually and interactively! With React at its core, this project merges time and place, turning ordinary countdowns into engaging, map-based experiences.
- google-maps
- countdown
- countdown-javascript
- countdown-timer