Looking for a shady place to rest? The “ShadeMap” app could be the solution – we’ll explain what it’s all about.
Are you traveling, hiking or walking and looking for a shady and sheltered place to relax and unwind? Then you might like the ShadeMap application from developer Ted Piotrowski. It was the same for him. During a hike in the mountains, he noticed that the solar radiation changed drastically along his path. He wondered if it would be possible to simulate this effect on a card.
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ShadeMap is designed to help us visualize sun and shadow for any time and place on Earth, so we don’t have trouble finding shade anywhere, anytime. Reasons for looking for shady places can be, for example, outdoor activities such as sports, picnics or reading. Shadows can also provide an interesting visual dimension for photographers and artists. The play of light and shadow can enhance the composition and mood of an image or artwork.
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The application basically works like Google Maps, except that you can also move the time to follow the shadow’s progression. In addition, “ShadeMap” uses various data sources such as satellite images, geospatial information or user reports to identify shaded areas in the area.
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Check out the application “ShadeMap” and if you like it, you can make a small donation to the developer on github. Because the operation of the web app is associated with monthly costs.
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