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## Welcome to **geocomp*x***!

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Here you will find content, including books and beyond, on reproducible geographic data analysis, modeling, and visualization with open source software.

The **geocomp*x*** project is a community-driven effort to provide resources for learning and teaching about geocomputation in multiple programming languages.
It is about *eXchanging information* about geocomputation, *cross (X) pollination of ideas* from one programming language for working with geographic data to another, and hosting additional content on *geocomputation with (X) other languages*.

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<a href="https://r.geocompx.org/"><img alt="Geocomputation with R" width=75% src="static/img/book_cover_r2.jpg"/></a>

**Geocomputation with R**
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<a href="https://py.geocompx.org/"><img alt="Geocomputation with Python" width=75% src="static/img/book_cover_py.png"/></a>

**Geocomputation with Python**
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<a href="https://jl.geocompx.org/"><img alt="Geocomputation with Julia" width=75% src="static/img/book_cover_jl.png"/></a>

**Geocomputation with Julia** (*work in progress*)
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The project and this website evolved from the website originally created to host content around [Geocomputation with R](https://r.geocompx.org/). 
Since the publication of that book in 2019, the community around the book has grown and now includes a nascent 'geocompy' community and the associated [Geocomputation with Python](https://py.geocompx.org/) open source book project.
It became clear that the 'geocompr' name was no longer appropriate for the more multi-lingual nature of the project. 

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