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DESCRIPTION:This talk presents the current state of [MovingPandas](http://m
 ovingpandas.org) and related movement data analysis tools. MovingPandas ha
 s been growing steadily since its first publication in 2018 (with more tha
 n 24 contributors to date). Building on GeoPandas and GeoViews\, MovingPan
 das provides movement data analysis tools that support efficient explorato
 ry data analysis through interactive (visual) analysis. Early functionalit
 y and demos were focused on dealing with GPS tracking data (including vehi
 cle and animal tracks). This talk presents recent developments towards sup
 porting other track data\, including examples from sports tracking (moveme
 nt in real space\, extracted from video footage) and eye or mouse tracking
  (movement in virtual space). Among many other details\, this includes sup
 port for local coordinate systems\, integration of context beyond geograph
 ic base maps\, as well as trajectory generalization\, segmentation\, and d
 istance measures. Finally\, we revisit the origins of MovingPandas: the QG
 IS plugin Trajectools\; and review the steps necessary to bring MovingPand
 as' trajectory analysis tools to QGIS.
DTSTAMP:20260403T233310Z
LOCATION:Room Limonaia
SUMMARY:State of MovingPandas: analyze all those tracks (not just GPS) - An
 ita Graser
URL:https://talks.staging.osgeo.org/foss4g-2022/talk/XP3YS3/
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