Does anyone know of a really solid tool for making satellite imagery timelapses? I've tried quite a few random open source projects but it's been hit and miss. They usually just seem to not work very well. Feels like this should be solved already.

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  • leafmap

    A Python package for interactive mapping and geospatial analysis with minimal coding in a Jupyter environment

    • Check out the streamlit app at Leafmap by Quisheng Wu. You can generate them online as a gif and I think there is also a module you can download and code with.

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