Personal blog by whitewater paddler and ArcGIS practitioner Joel McCune, mixing technical advice on ArcGIS Enterprise automation with reflections on decades of whitewater kayaking and canoeing. Readers get first-person essays on risk assessment on the river and practical security guidance for scripted GIS accounts.
Website: https://joelmccune.com/
Personal essays from a former public safety technology professional building Groundtruth 911, an independent public-safety practice. Issues cover learning in public, the aftermath of being fired, and the design of an NG9-1-1 GIS validation tool.
A weekly newsletter by Christopher Moravec on applying AI to GIS and building robots, with step-by-step builds like a GIS agent over City of Portland data and a desk robot designed by AI. Readers get practical, hands-on walkthroughs with code, plus candid notes on what worked and what broke.
Practical guides on bringing real-world terrain and elevation data into BIM authoring tools such as Revit, Rhino and SketchUp. Issues cover clean elevation data, coordinate systems and a worked campus masterplan example.
A personal blog newsletter by a GIS developer covering ground filtering of LiDAR data with a diffusion model (GrounDiff), distilled for laptop use in QGIS, plus an experiment using a language model to analyse thirty years of Knesset speeches. The issues mix technical progress notes, metric discussion and early-stage findings with honest caveats about limitations.
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