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Last week I was in Münster, Germany, to discuss Spatial Data Science across the [@julia](https://programming.dev/c/julia), [@python](https://programming.dev/c/python), and [#r](https://fosstodon.org/t
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Maarten Pronk fosstodon.org evetion@fosstodon.org
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Last week I was in Münster, Germany, to discuss Spatial Data Science across the @julia, @python, and #r languages (https://r-spatial.org/sdsl/). I think it is fair to say that everyone learned a lot from one another and there are now several efforts to align the ecosystems
in terms of teaching, file formats, and others. In JuliaGeo we still have to implement some geography methods. Thanks to @edzer and Yomna for organizing.
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