@seasketch/geoprocessing
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Geoprocessing and reporting framework for SeaSketch 2.0
A framework for publishing low-cost and low-maintenance geoprocessing services and reports in the cloud. Part of the SeaSketch ecosystem.
This frameworks niche is running spatial analysis and generating reports quickly and simultaneously at scale, with different input, over and over again, such as part of a collaborative spatial planning process.
Often, the original analysis might be prototyped in an environment like R, Jupyter Notebook, ArcGIS, etc. and this framework can be used to "operationalize" the analysis at a cost, speed and scale that other products out there can't match.
It's specifically targeted to code-savvy folks that want to create and host geoprocessing projects themselves and plug it into their SeaSketch project, though it is not dependent on SeaSketch. The SeaSketch team uses it for all projects, here are some public ones
This project follows Semantic Versioning. The latest version is the most stable. alpha versions are early canary releases for testing. They are likely to have bugs and unfinished features.
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Geoprocessing and reporting framework for SeaSketch 2.0
The npm package @seasketch/geoprocessing receives a total of 1,382 weekly downloads. As such, @seasketch/geoprocessing popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @seasketch/geoprocessing demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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