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Hi there! My name is Laurel, and I'm the new Land Research Curation Fellow!   by @laurel_mire
How generate NDVI images with Infragram?   by @henning_leonardo
Meet Vania, the new Air Research Curation Fellow!   by @fongvania
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Hi Warren. I am interested in your kite-mapping camera rig for mobius or gopro, made from corrugated plastic:https://publiclab.org/notes/warren/08-07-2018/make-a-lightweight-camera-rig-from-corrugated-plastic-or-cardboardHowever, I am a total novice at ki   by @mutski
Announcing MapKnitter 3.0   by @warren
Imagen aérea basural de Cosquín   by @imvec
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kite-mapping

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Hi Warren. I am interested in your kite-mapping camera rig for mobius or gopro, made from corrugated plastic:https://publiclab.org/notes/warren/08-07-2018/make-a-lightweight-camera-rig-from-corrugated-plastic-or-cardboardHowever, I am a total novice at ki   by @mutski
Announcing MapKnitter 3.0   by @warren
Imagen aérea basural de Cosquín   by @imvec
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kite-mapping

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Hi Warren. I am interested in your kite-mapping camera rig for mobius or gopro, made from corrugated plastic:https://publiclab.org/notes/warren/08-07-2018/make-a-lightweight-camera-rig-from-corrugated-plastic-or-cardboardHowever, I am a total novice at ki   by @mutski
Announcing MapKnitter 3.0   by @warren
Imagen aérea basural de Cosquín   by @imvec
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vancouver

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Vancouver Workshop: DIY Aerial Photography and Mapping, Crab Park, Burrard Inlet   by @ann
Kite Mapping in Vancouver - Take 3   by @MelissaN
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Melissa Nunes is a web developer and spatial technology freelancer whose interests include (but are not limited to) democratic knowledge systems, DIY, and appropriate technology.

Melissa is a founder of Vancouver's Streets For Everyone, an organization that advocates for street designs that make cycling, walking, and transit attractive and reasonable transportation choices. She also founded and created Kid-Friendly Places, a website for people with kids to find, discuss, and share information about great places to go with children.

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