
This time, Daniel O’Donohue and I talked about spatiotemporal data in GIS, including – of course – Time Manager, the new QGIS temporal support, and MovingPandas.
Since we need both data and tools to do spatiotemporal analysis, we also talked about file formats and data models. If you want to know more about data models for spatiotemporal (especially movement) data, have a look at our latest discussion paper:
Data model of the Moving Features standard illustrated with two moving points A and B. Stars mark changes in attribute values. (Source: Graser et al. (2020))
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