Exporting Maps to PDFs from Multiple mxd’s using arcpy
Hiking & ActivitiesDitching the Drudgery: Batch Exporting Maps to PDFs Like a Pro with ArcPy Let’s face it: some GIS tasks feel like they were designed to suck the life out of you. Manually exporting dozens, even hundreds, of map documents (.mxd files) to PDF? Definitely one of them. I mean, who has time to open each
How can I change the Datastore of a Published Layer in Geoserver?
Hiking & ActivitiesOkay, I will rewrite the article “How to Change the Datastore of a Published Layer in GeoServer” to sound more human and less like it was written by AI. I will focus on varying sentence length and structure, using more natural-sounding phrases and idioms, and incorporating a more conversational tone. Swapping Out Data Sources in
How to transfer simple GeoTiff data into a database
Hiking & ActivitiesDitch the Desktop, Dive into Data: Getting Your GeoTIFFs into a Database Let’s face it: geospatial data is everywhere these days. From mapping out the best hiking trails to tracking deforestation, it’s powering a ton of cool stuff. And if you’re dealing with GeoTIFFs – those handy raster files packed with georeferenced images and elevation
Polyline in shapefile
Hiking & ActivitiesPolylines in Shapefiles: A Down-to-Earth Guide Shapefiles. If you’ve worked with maps and GIS, you’ve definitely bumped into them. They’re like the trusty old workhorses of the geospatial world, and inside them, polylines are key for representing all sorts of things. Think of polylines as the way we tell the computer about lines on a
Raster Geoprocessing service
Hiking & ActivitiesRaster Geoprocessing Services: Making Sense of Maps on a Massive Scale Okay, so you’ve got maps, right? But not just any maps – we’re talking about the kind packed with data, the kind that can tell you about everything from the best spots for a new wind farm to how a forest fire is spreading
Changing output layer’s name in QGIS processing plugin
Hiking & ActivitiesNaming Your Layers Like a Pro in QGIS Plugin Development So, you’re building a QGIS processing plugin – awesome! You’re knee-deep in geospatial wizardry, crafting custom algorithms to make GIS tasks a breeze. But let’s face it, those default output layer names QGIS spits out? They’re about as exciting as watching paint dry. “Output layer,”