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💵 how valuable is your data?

💵 how valuable is your data?
Photo by Chase McBride / Unsplash

As we approach the middle of the year, I can't help but reflect on the year so far. If you are like me you like to set goals and you want to see them completed in a few weeks.

I've had to come to the realizations that most worthwhile goals take time. I've also learned that I need small victories along the way.

Have you fallen off track? Give yourself a small victory that sets you on the right path again. Making progress? Reflect on the past victories and successes to plan for the future.

productivity 🗒

One of the most incredible finds this week has been lofiatc. Atc stands for Air Traffic Control and this web application plays lofi over whatever atc radio you select. Working and focusing with this application is quickly becoming part of my  productivity flow.

Listen to live air traffic control radio mixed with lofi hip hop
Live radio from SFO, LAX, and other airports…

That being said, I am seeing a growing trend of "focus environment" apps. I am working on a list and blog post of a few of my favorites. Stay tuned!

further reading 🎓

Bivariate Choropleth Maps are one of the most interesting and creative maps I've seen in a long time. I was reminded of them this week when I saw a question on twitter asking for creative ways to show relations between several factors.

92 Years of Bigfoot Sightings in the US and Canada- via Joshua Stevens

If you want to learn to create your own visualizations like this, Joshua Stevens has a phenomenal write up and how to guide which you should check out.

Bivariate Choropleth Maps: A How-to Guide

dev 💾

How much is your data worth? How much is your company data worth sitting in a sever? Real time data is growing in value each day. We live in a more and more connected world. So how can we make our visualizations and data more valuable to our organizations? Access - with the aid of GIS Dashboards.

Why you need a GIS Dashboard 👨‍💻
Geospatial tech has come a long way since static charts and plotters. With the advent of web apps, a countless array of api tools, and web services for navigation and location, the geospatial world (much like the rest of the world) has been trending towards real time data.

on the playlist🔮

One of the most melodic, groovy albums I've heard in a while with plenty of "riffage" (their word not mine), and enough sax to give you those sweet retrowave nostalgia waves, Goblin Hours has been on repeat.