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p>Since the US government opened its troves of public data we've seen some pretty neat projects like climate-change prediction tools and deforestation-monitoring systems. Denmark, on the other hand, has taken a different approach: the Danish Geodata Agency used internally developed topographic maps and elevation models to build a 1:1 recreation of the country that is the most happy within Minecraft's blocky boundaries. This digitally rendered Denmark is different from the virtual Great Britain that we've seen before, is more than natural features such as forests and hills. As Ars Technica has spotted, it includes accurate replicas of homes, highways and landmarks as well as businesses. https://www.vingle.net/posts/4761482 https://pastelink.net/dbvk6n9b The project was intended to show off the country's open-data initiative to its students and teachers However, anyone can look around until the Danish government's game servers were shut down in late October. Server rules, however have disabled enemies and TNT -No Creeps allowed Naturally.

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