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not sure it's "current trees" as the dataset was created 5 years ago.
Likely we will see more trees and plants around those areas now the roads have been converted to open spaces.
There is an app called Urban Trees ( https://urbantrees.app/ ) based on open data of several cities. With the app you get an AR view of the trees around you, with their labels etc. They currently have data from Barcelona, Bristol, Clark County, Edmonton, Frankfurt, Las Vegas, London, Melbourne, New York, Paris, Portland, Rostock, San Francisco, Santa Monica, Seattle, Vancouver, Washington DC, Vienna and Zurich.
this is a great resource! I visited Granada, Spain recently and learned from a guide how a particular type of tree is planted along Gran Via specifically to absorb radiation and pollution off the streets. I cannot recall the name for the type of tree. I sure hope Urban Trees can expand to include more and more cities so that we can learn more about the plants in cities across the world and some of the interesting per…
Hi Barcelona readers If you're into BCN geo stuff please come along to GeomobBCN - our next event is on 6th of May, details here: https://thegeomob.com/post/may-6th-2020-geomobbcn-details Here's a twitter thread summary of our last event in January, lots of cool maps of Barcelona: https://twitter.com/geomob/status/1217706889280217089
I guess you won't get much interest for your event, in terms of attending in person.
Edit: not sure why I am being downvoted.
50 years from now, will cities provide "APIs" for residents to query & access city data and services? will i be able to "REST" some "JSON" telling me when the tree around the corner that my dog likes best was last watered? i would love this. note: "quotes" used because who knows what interfaces will be the saveurs du jour, then.
Hi Barcelona readers If you're into BCN geo stuff please come along to GeomobBCN - our next event is on 6th of May, details here: https://thegeomob.com/post/may-6th-2020-geomobbcn-details Here's a twitter thread summary of our last event in January, lots of cool maps of Barcelona: https://twitter.com/geomob/status/1217706889280217089
I guess a significant part of HN readers are in the US; my sense is that most US residents are currently avoiding any trip to Europe for the next few months, due to the Coronavirus epidemic/issue. I guess you won't get much interest for your event, in terms of attending in person. Edit: not sure why I am being downvoted.
This is not "all the current trees in Barcelona", as the parks have no trees. I am fun at parties as well.
Hi Barcelona readers If you're into BCN geo stuff please come along to GeomobBCN - our next event is on 6th of May, details here: https://thegeomob.com/post/may-6th-2020-geomobbcn-details Here's a twitter thread summary of our last event in January, lots of cool maps of Barcelona: https://twitter.com/geomob/status/1217706889280217089
I guess a significant part of HN readers are in the US; my sense is that most US residents are currently avoiding any trip to Europe for the next few months, due to the Coronavirus epidemic/issue. I guess you won't get much interest for your event, in terms of attending in person. Edit: not sure why I am being downvoted.
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I guess a significant part of HN readers are in the US; my sense is that most US residents are currently avoiding any trip to Europe for the next few months, due to the Coronavirus epidemic/issue. I guess you won't get much interest for your event, in terms of attending in person. Edit: not sure why I am being downvoted.
The message was addressed to "Barcelona readers", i.e. readers in Barcelona. But even if it hadn't been, do you think your comment would really contributed something helpful?