What is special about spatiotemporal? What makes spatiotemporal in GIS hard? Which tools can we use? This week I welcome Anita Graser back to the show to talk about spatiotemporal data and what it means for geospatial practitioners.
Anita has been on the show before, go back to episode 60 where we discuss geospatially python
https://mapscaping.com/blogs/the-mapscaping-podcast/geospatial-python
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