Nick Ball

Using a segmentation neural network to detect objects in satellite raster data is now a fairly common GeoAI use case, and can be done in a broad-brush sense with no-code or low-code tools.

Bookstores have a lot of printed world atlases, which are nice to look at but have the trade off that each country is shown either once with a tradeoff of physical and political attributes, or in multiple maps that are not overlaid.

OpenStreetMap and the OSMnx add-on for viewing streets as a network can be used to find the steepest streets in a neighborhood.

My brother Andrew wrote a walking tour of the historical roots of the modern steel industry, Sheffield’s Don Valley for his blog.