Can *.ssf files from Trimble GPS be imported as features to display in ArcMap?
Hiking & ActivitiesSo, You’ve Got Trimble GPS Data… Can ArcMap Read It? Let’s Decode Those *.ssf Files! Alright, let’s get straight to the point. You’ve been out in the field with your Trimble GPS, collecting valuable data, and now you want to see it all nicely displayed in ArcMap. But you’re stuck with these *.ssf files and
Join/convert points to polygons
Hiking & ActivitiesConnecting the Dots: Turning Points into Polygons Like a Pro Ever wondered how you can take a bunch of scattered dots on a map and turn them into something… more? I’m talking about converting points to polygons in GIS. Sounds technical, right? But trust me, it’s a seriously cool trick that can unlock a whole
How to write hyperlinks to local files in GeoJSON properties?
Hiking & ActivitiesGeoJSON and Local Files: Making Maps Clickable (in a Good Way!) GeoJSON’s pretty cool. It’s the way to store geographic data, letting you represent anything from simple points to complex shapes. But here’s a trick a lot of people miss: you can actually embed links to files right on your computer inside the GeoJSON itself.
Avoid Python conflicts with the system environment (in Windows)
Hiking & ActivitiesTaming the Python on Windows: How to Avoid Environment Nightmares Python’s a fantastic tool, right? Super versatile, tons of libraries – what’s not to love? Well, if you’re on Windows, you might have run into a bit of a snag: Python environments getting tangled up and causing chaos. Trust me, I’ve been there. Let’s talk
Rendering based on layer overlap qgis?
Hiking & ActivitiesMaking Maps Pop: Mastering Layer Overlap in QGIS So, you’re diving into the world of QGIS, huh? Awesome! It’s a seriously powerful tool for making maps, but let’s be honest, sometimes getting those layers to play nice together can feel like herding cats. One of the trickiest – but most rewarding – skills to master
How to extract a small area from a big GTFS feed?
Hiking & ActivitiesHow to Carve Out Your Own Little Transit World from a Giant GTFS Feed So, you’re diving into the world of public transit data, huh? You’ve probably stumbled upon GTFS – the General Transit Feed Specification. Think of it as the universal language that transit agencies use to share their schedules, routes, and all that