Category: Hiking & Activities

Data from EPSG dataset in proj format

Cracking the Code of Location: Making Sense of EPSG Data with PROJ Ever felt lost in a maze of geospatial data? You’re not alone! Accurately pinpointing locations on our planet is a must, and that’s where the EPSG dataset and PROJ come to the rescue. Think of them as the interpreters that help different mapping

Choosing best projection/SRID

Decoding Projections and SRIDs: Choosing the Right Map for the Job Ever wondered how we take our big, round Earth and flatten it onto a map? It’s a tricky business, and that’s where projections and Spatial Reference Identifiers (SRIDs) come in. Picking the right one? Absolutely crucial. Mess it up, and your spatial data –

Leaflet printing does not show pins and map is shifted

Leaflet Map Printing Woes: Where Did My Pins Go? And Why Is My Map Sideways?! Leaflet is fantastic, right? It lets you whip up interactive maps in your browser with relative ease. But then comes the moment of truth: printing. And that’s when things can get… weird. You might find your carefully placed pins have

Geotagged photographs hosted on website and shared via KML

Geotagged Photos: Pinpointing Memories and Places (But Watch Out!) Ever scrolled through your photo library and wished you could instantly remember exactly where that amazing sunset shot was taken? That’s the magic of geotagging. It’s like adding a digital breadcrumb trail to your photos, linking them directly to a specific location on Earth. Pretty cool,

Creating hole in polygon while using ‘auto complete polygon’ in ArcMap?

Creating Holes in Polygons While Using ‘Auto Complete Polygon’ in ArcMap: A Human’s Guide ArcMap. It’s a classic, right? Even with Esri nudging everyone towards ArcGIS Pro, plenty of us still rely on it. And let’s face it, sometimes you just need to draw a polygon right next to another one. That’s where the ‘Auto

Symbolising options for ArcGIS Online?

Symbolizing Options for ArcGIS Online: Making Your Maps Pop Let’s face it, raw data on a map can be, well, a little boring. But ArcGIS Online gives you a ton of ways to spice things up, turning those dry numbers into visuals that really tell a story. Whether you’re a GIS whiz or just starting

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