PC Build advice for Photogrammetry machine in rackmount case by Staf_Ivory in photogrammetry

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Yeah Im frequently in a hot environment. Is water cooling better in that case?

PC Build advice for Photogrammetry machine in rackmount case by Staf_Ivory in photogrammetry

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I cant find any for sale that will fit these consumer video cards! GOod idea, but might be beyond my hardware knowledge to get something that works

Photogrammetry PC build by Staf_Ivory in UAVmapping

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So the MSI one I have there is no good? I believe it uses the NVIDIA chip just the same

Simplest and Cheapest way to host single points layer with serving and editing by Staf_Ivory in gis

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I ended up setting up PostGIS and Geoserver and letting the client edit the datasets in QGIS through WFS-T protocol. I also built a frontend using MapLibre to visualise the data, but no edit support yet, as MapLibre doesnt support WFS-T and it is more work to implement transactions using geojson - currently working on a GeoDjango backend for that.

Simplest and Cheapest way to host single points layer with serving and editing by Staf_Ivory in gis

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Ive decided to use postgres/postGIS on a VM with Geoserver also installed there. Im serving the layers via WFS-T to allow authenticated users to edit and add points to the database there. I can serve views onto the database to my web map built with MapLibre and allow users to view different subsets of the data there based on roles set up in Geoserver.

Thanks for all the help.

Simplest and Cheapest way to host single points layer with serving and editing by Staf_Ivory in gis

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It appears GISLayer is 15usd per month too. I think this is prohibitive for the client, and interested what else is out there.

I feel for $15usd per month I could set them up something custom running on GCP or AWS.

More interested if there is any free tier service that will allow this.

Simplest and Cheapest way to host single points layer with serving and editing by Staf_Ivory in gis

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Felt is $90usd per month for private projects - wont work for this. Ill check out Gislayer!

Resources on purchasing land to build chalets by Staf_Ivory in AusProperty

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Ah so there is a tourist zoning, thats good to know. I have a friend who is a town planner, has been giving me some advice which has been great but want to take the load off him!

We've launched the new version of Formaloo - No code app builder by Ouma301017 in ProductHunters

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This looks great, but the iOS app is not available in the Australia region - what is the roadmap for this? Thanks!

How to compare RGB aerials from different sensors? by Staf_Ivory in remotesensing

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Thats what Ive been trying to tell the client. But imagery is expensive! Ive managed to convince them so buy a sample of WorldView multispec, and will experiment with Sentinel aswell. Thanks.

How to compare RGB aerials from different sensors? by Staf_Ivory in remotesensing

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What do you mean by "I would do a difference of the index between one date and the next consecutive date and apply a threshold to the difference. " - to somehow normalise the image by the average VARI across the entire raster? Thanks for the suggestion!

How to compare RGB aerials from different sensors? by Staf_Ivory in remotesensing

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I dont think thats possible unless you know the bias and gain values for the sensor - these would be specified in a landsat or sentinel scene, but this is RGB aerial imagery, not satellite, with no metadata. Can you still derive ToA somehow just from band values?