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CartoDB Is Now CARTO

Posted on 2016-07-07

The company formerly known as CartoDB announced today that it is rebranding to the name CARTO. This change is intended to indicate a stronger focus on enabling location intelligence and analytics within its platform by adding new tool designed to allow data analysts to analyze, visualize, and publish without the in-depth knowledge of SQL, CSS,…

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Using GeoIQ Analytics in .Net Applications

Posted on 2012-07-18

A few weeks ago, I posted about some .Net wrappers I created for the GeoIQ API. Due to ongoing project work, I have continued to extend them by adding methods to wrap GeoIQ analytical capabilities. Despite the recent acquistion of GeoIQ by Esri, it’s my understanding that GeoCommons and existing GeoIQ installations will continue for…

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GeoIQ & Esri

Posted on 2012-07-10

Okay, everybody calm the hell down. Anyone who thinks that the Esri acquisition of GeoIQ is strange hasn’t been paying attention to two things: 1) the direction that Esri says they want to go and 2) what the GeoIQ platform really is. I would be very surprised if GeoIQ becomes the 2012 version of Atlas…

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GeoIQ API Wrappers for .Net

Posted on 2012-06-11

A while back, I built a small interface between GeoIQ/GeoCommons and ArcGIS Desktop. From there, it became more of a full-fledged toolbar for ArcGIS. During that effort, I began developing some .Net classes to wrap the GeoIQ RESTful API. As we progressed with the toolbar, my colleague Hugo Estrada also contributed to the library. The…

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Using Dynamic Non-Spatial Data In GeoCommons

Posted on 2011-09-07

In my previous post, I described how I used a Python script to scrape power outage information from a local web site and convert it into an RSS feed. In this post, I’ll show how I used GeoCommons to visualize the changing information over time. The process starts by creating a data set in GeoCommmons…

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Working with the GeoIQ Features API

Posted on 2011-04-07

I find myself pointing people to GeoCommons for data more often these days. With over 50,000 data sets, there’s a lot there. The people I work with seem to usually be able to find data of value there so I’ve been putting a little time into making it easier to get data from GeoCommons. As…

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Google Group for GeoIQ API

Posted on 2011-01-25

Last week, I did a piece on GISuser.com about the release of the new Acetate feature on GeoCommons. GeoCommons is an implementation of FortiusOne’s GeoIQ platform, which is exposed to developers via a RESTful API. A couple of weeks ago, FortiusOne set up a Google Group for discussions about the GeoIQ API. If you are…

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