Tag: deck.gl
Editing Massive Geospatial Data Sets with nebula.gl
Uber built and open sourced nebula.gl, a tool set for full-featured geospatial editing in the web browser, to better visualize large-scale data sets.
Taking City Visualization into the Third Dimension with Point Clouds, 3D Tiles, and deck.gl
With the release of deck.gl version 7.3, Uber’s open source visualization tool now supports rendering massive geospatial data sets formatted according to the OGC 3D Tiles community standard.
Four Ways Uber Visualization Made an Impact in 2018
Uber's Head of Urban Computing & Visualization reflects on his team's work visualizing data to better understand urban mobility in 2018—and beyond.
Collaboration at Scale: Highlights from Uber Open Summit 2018
Uber hosted its first Open Summit on November 15, inviting the open source community to learn about our open source projects from the engineers who use them every day. Check out highlights from the day, including keynotes from the Linux Foundation's Jim Zemlin and Uber AI's Zoubin Ghahramani.
Uber Expands Advanced Visualization Ecosystem with Mapbox Integration
Uber Visualization announces partnership with Mapbox to enhance our data visualization tools and grow our open source community.
From Beautiful Maps to Actionable Insights: Introducing kepler.gl, Uber’s Open Source Geospatial Toolbox
Created by Uber's Visualization team, kepler.gl is an open source data agnostic, high-performance web-based application for large-scale geospatial visualizations.
Open Source at Uber: Meet Shan He, the Architect Behind kepler.gl
Shan He, the technical lead on Uber's kepler.gl framework, discusses her journey to data visualization and why she believes open source is such an important part of her team's work.
Growing the Data Visualization Community with deck.gl v5
deck.gl v5 incorporates simplified APIs, scripting support, and framework agnosticism, making the popular open source data visualization software more accessible than ever before.
Open Source at Uber: A Conversation with Nicolas Garcia Belmonte, Head of Visualization
Nicolas Garcia Belmonte, head of visualization, talks about his experience getting started in open source and the role it plays in his work at Uber.
Year in Review: 2017 Highlights from Uber Open Source
As we approach the New Year, Uber Open Source revisits some of Uber Engineering's most popular projects from 2017.
Uber’s Ride with the Sun: Tracking the 2017 Solar Eclipse
Uber Engineering’s Data Visualization team uses their deck.gl and Voyager visualization platforms to map rider behavior during the August 21, 2017 solar eclipse.
Engineering Uber’s Self-Driving Car Visualization Platform for the Web
Uber Engineering's Data Visualization Team and ATG built a new web-based platform that helps engineers and operators better understand information collected during testing of its self-driving vehicles.
Open Sourcing deck.gl 4.0: Uber Engineering’s Framework for Advanced Data Visualization
Uber Engineering debuts deck.gl 4.0, the latest version of our open source data visualization framework featuring enhanced geospatial exploration, a re-architected codebase, and more comprehensive documentation.
