“WHY”: It can help you plan for the best places to sit, take photos, etc.


A friend is planning an event this summer and wanted to find a shady spot in a large park for people to sit. I remembered seeing this project, and it helped in my use case

Here is the website: https://shademap.app/

Here is the developer’s GitHub with some code, API, and sample projects: https://github.com/ted-piotrowski

Here is an article I found by Bellingcat talking about the features: https://bellingcat.gitbook.io/toolkit/more/all-tools/shademap

There is also this other tool ShadowMap (app.shadowmap.org), but the data quality wasn’t great for the places that I tried.

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    1 day ago

    you don’t have CAD

    I do, but I’m an design engineer not a designer so my CAD skills are just basic. And I have better things to do with my time than learn CAD beyond the things I do now just to do what this tool does. My firm has designers that are better equipped for that kind of work, so there isn’t really a need.

    pretty trivial function

    How so?

    you should know the procedure

    And you should know how to suck me from behind.