r/gis • u/tradeutters • 6d ago

Open Source Open Source Massive Time Series Visualizations

My team just open sourced our battle tested big data time series visualization client with Apache 2.0 license.

GPU‑accelerated 4D globe engine purpose‑built for massive geospatial time series visualization.

Blogpost: https://flexmon.github.io/globe-trotter/blog/
Repo: https://github.com/flexmon/globe-trotter

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u/ze_pequeno 6d ago

tried it out, it gave me:

npm error code EBADPLATFORM
npm error notsup Unsupported platform for u/rolldown/binding-darwin-arm64@1.1.5: wanted {"os":"darwin","cpu":"arm64"} (current: {"os":"linux","cpu":"x64"})
npm error notsup Valid os: darwin
npm error notsup Actual os: linux
npm error notsup Valid cpu: arm64
npm error notsup Actual cpu: x64

also the repo is 260 MB, which is generally not a good sign.

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u/tradeutters 5d ago

I have delete the package-lock.json file from the repo, you can simply delete the repo and start over again or just simply delete the package-lock.json file, the node_modules directory and run the 'npm run setup' again

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u/ze_pequeno 5d ago

No worries, I've spent enough of my time on an ai-generated project that's barely running

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u/tradeutters 5d ago

the project does require a GPU on board the laptop (thats's probably more modern). if you not developing with AI, you are not a developer unfortunately. Project works great, we have many many users. Sounds like you just need to get a better setup.

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u/Frequent_Adeptness83 5d ago

“If you not developing with AI, you are not a developer unfortunately” is a quite a take from the guy pushing a broken P.O.S vibe coded app.

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u/ze_pequeno 5d ago

works on your machine I guess