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https://bmcbride.github.io/mapps/?
src=https://gist.githubusercontent.com/pdbartsch/4a4ad6c68ab75d597610/raw/4adc6d41320d06e42a43e4075106932ca7b44cd5/ca_counties.geojson
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icon=http://cdn.mysitemyway.com/etc-mysitemyway/icons/legacy-previews/icons/matte-blue-and-white-square-icons-culture/117332-matte-blue-and-white-square-icon-culture-state-california.png
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fields=NAMELSAD,STATEFP,COUNTYFP,COUNTYNS
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sortfield=NAMELSAD
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title=California%20Counties

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* cygwin64 to get wget on windows
* QGIS 2 OpenStreetMap Vectors
QGIS 2.0 integrates OpenStreetMap import as a core functionality. To get OSM data:

Menu "Vector -> Openstreetmap -> Load data" will connect to the OSM server and download data. You can skip this step if you already have a .osm XML file.
"Import topology from an XML file" below will convert your .osm file into a spatialite database, and create a db connection.
"Export topology to Spatialite" then allows you to open the database connection, select the type of data you want (points, lines, polygons) and choose tags to import. This creates a spatialite geometry layer that you can then add to your project via the "add a spatialite layer" menu.
More details here. Note that this process imports raw OSM GIS data not any particular map style/symbology.

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#! /bin/bash

# Forked from: Andy Mason https://gist.github.com/andymason/6780828
# Convert Landsat 8 GeoTIFF images into RGB pan-sharpened JPEGs.
#
# Requirements:
#              * gdal http://www.mapbox.com/tilemill/docs/guides/gdal/
#              * convert (image-magick)
#	       * dans-gdal-scripts https://github.com/gina-alaska/dans-gdal-scripts

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Locate, download and process Landsat 8 GeoTIFF images into RGB pan-sharpened JPEGs

Start here

The following steps can get tedious. You're going to need to want it. Get in the mood by viewing some timelapse imagery.

Locate data for download

AWS gererously hosts Landsat imagery. This imagery can be easily searched and downloaded through Development Seed's Libra tool (You'll need to register for a free USGS account). It can be useful to see path & row graphically, so download shapefile or kml from here.

Naming

LXSPPPRRRYYYYDDDGSIVV ##L``X``S``PPP``RRR``YYYY``DDD``G``S``I``VV

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# Build and Release Folders
bin/
bin-debug/
bin-release/

# Other files and folders
.settings/

# Project files, i.e. `.project`, `.actionScriptProperties` and `.flexProperties`
# should NOT be excluded as they contain compiler settings and other important

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• a working example from Morgan Herlocker got me started
• pulling external GeoJSON using jQuery at the moment - I've got it setup in this weird way where the request for one data source is nested inside of the other...not real clean looking but it works to avoid async problem I was having
• would like to integrate Omnivore eventually
• water color map obviously not the best for a real tool used during an emergency but I like it for testing/learning
• I'm excited about the posibilities with this seemingly simple filtering using Turf.js

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Working my way through some turf.js tutorials.

starting here

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I'm working my way into having a template that is easy for me to understand and is easily adaptable for my future projects. I'm using:

• Leaflet
• The Omnivore extension to Leaflet
• The Leaflet-Providers extension to Leaflet
• HTML5 Bones

Will add:

• A second column
• Hover shows attributes in second column