QGIS “template”
Hiking & ActivitiesQGIS Templates: Your Secret Weapon for GIS Success Let’s face it, starting a new GIS project can sometimes feel like Groundhog Day. You’re setting up the same layers, tweaking the same symbology, and wrestling with the same layout issues, over and over. But what if I told you there’s a way to break free from
Points appear in wrong country (QGIS)
Hiking & ActivitiesHelp! My Points Are Lost in Translation (or, Why QGIS Thinks My Data is in Antarctica) Ever had that moment in QGIS where you load your data, expecting to see it nestled nicely in, say, France, only to find it stubbornly planted somewhere near the South Pole? Yeah, it’s happened to the best of us.
Flood records/database in Europe
Hiking & ActivitiesEurope’s Rising Waters: Making Sense of the Flood Data Deluge Flooding. It’s a growing worry across Europe, isn’t it? Climate change is definitely playing a role, and so is the way we’re building up our cities. We’ve seen some truly awful floods in recent years, real wake-up calls that show how vital it is to
Using ArcGIS Tokens to visualize user authenticated data in Esri Leaflet?
Hiking & ActivitiesUsing ArcGIS Tokens to Visualize User-Authenticated Data in Esri Leaflet So, you’ve got some seriously valuable geospatial data, right? And you want to show it off on a web map, but only to the right people. That’s where ArcGIS tokens come in – think of them as the bouncer at the door of your data,
QuickMapServices not showing basemap for my location – QGIS
Hiking & ActivitiesQuickMapServices Playing Hide-and-Seek with Your Basemap in QGIS? Let’s Fix That! So, you’re working in QGIS, ready to roll, and you fire up QuickMapServices (QMS) to get that essential basemap underneath your data. But… nothing. Just a blank canvas where a map should be. Frustrating, right? Don’t worry, it happens to the best of us.
Flood Analysis in QGIS
Hiking & ActivitiesFlood Analysis with QGIS: A Down-to-Earth Guide Flooding. Just the word conjures images of devastation, doesn’t it? It’s one of the most destructive natural disasters out there, costing billions and, tragically, claiming lives. And with climate change throwing fuel on the fire, these extreme weather events are only getting worse. That’s why having solid flood