Observed arrival · 2026-09-23
Spatialwhere: GIS education rooted in Kabul
A Kabul-based geospatial education project presents applied GIS programs, learner portfolios, and open resources.
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- GIS learners seeking applied, portfolio-based training
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- The tool outputs global and category-specific median centroids, MAD buffer polygons, clustering attributes, and an analytical report.
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The learning model moves from reading context and data through repeatable workflows to publishing and explaining work. The featured project describes outputs including global and per-category median centroids, MAD buffer polygons, clustering attributes, and a report. The site identifies the project as MIT-licensed and lists Python, NumPy, ArcGIS Pro, and ArcPy; its reported test scale is 600,000 building features grouped across 27,000 administrative blocks.
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