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Geobuf is a compact binary encoding for geographic data.
Original folder can be found here
I've created this gist to better explain how the mapping between a geojson
object and a geobuf
is since it is poorly documented in its original folder.
You can play with geojson on geojson.io. I've taken a simple feature in this case