Automate – convert Labels and attach to predefined annotation class

Automate: Turning Raw Labels into AI Gold – A Human’s Guide Let’s face it: artificial intelligence is taking over. But behind every smart algorithm and predictive model, there’s a mountain of data that needs to be meticulously labeled. Think of it as teaching a child – you need to show them what’s what before they

How can I find a shapefile for GP surgery locations in the UK

Hunting Down Shapefiles for UK GP Surgeries: A Real-World Guide So, you’re after a shapefile showing the locations of GP surgeries across the UK? You’re not alone! This kind of geographic data is pure gold for everything from planning public health initiatives to figuring out logistics. But finding it can feel like searching for a

ArcGIS for Server, find publisher of a service?

Unmasking the Publisher: Finding Out Who’s Behind That ArcGIS for Server Service Ever wondered who actually published that service in your ArcGIS for Server setup? It’s a question that comes up more often than you’d think. Knowing the service’s origin is super important – it helps with everything from fixing problems to keeping your data

Ordnance Survey data to WGS-84

Cracking the Code: Turning Ordnance Survey Data into WGS 84 – A UK Mapping Adventure Ever wrestled with UK geographic data and felt like you’re speaking a different language? That’s probably because you are! The UK’s Ordnance Survey (OS) uses its own coordinate system, while the rest of the world generally sticks to WGS 84.

How does my phone get an accurate reference time for calculating distance from GPS satellites?

How Your Phone REALLY Knows the Time (and Why GPS is a Time Traveler) Ever marvel at how your phone knows exactly where you are, thanks to GPS? It feels like magic, right? But it’s not just satellites pinging your location. There’s a secret ingredient: time. Seriously. Your phone needs to be a super-accurate timekeeper

Creating n randomly distributed points within given (multi)polygon with PyQGIS?

Creating N Randomly Distributed Points Within a Polygon Using PyQGIS: A Practical Guide Ever needed to sprinkle some random points inside a map polygon? Maybe you’re simulating where new businesses might pop up, creating a test dataset for a spatial model, or running a Monte Carlo simulation. Whatever the reason, being able to randomly scatter

1 1,303 1,304 1,305 1,306 1,307 2,698