Exporting layer extent information for 400 layers in QGIS?
Hiking & ActivitiesWrangling Layer Extents in QGIS: No Sweat Even with Hundreds of Layers Ever found yourself drowning in a sea of geospatial data, desperately needing to wrangle some sense out of it? I know I have! A common head-scratcher, especially when you’re knee-deep in QGIS, is figuring out how to snag layer extent info for a
Is there a geo-fence map of Apple’s or Google’s reverse geocoding?
Hiking & ActivitiesDecoding the Mystery: Are There Secret Maps for Apple and Google’s Address Finders? Ever wonder how your phone magically knows the address of that random spot you’re standing in? That’s reverse geocoding in action – turning coordinates into a real address. Apple and Google are the big players here, but is there some kind of
How to get information about layer-structure on a WMS
Hiking & ActivitiesCracking the Code: Getting the Lowdown on WMS Layer Structure So, you’re diving into the world of Web Map Services (WMS), huh? Think of WMS as a way to grab map images over the internet, kind of like ordering pizza online, but for geospatial data. Now, if you want to actually use these map services
Multiple shapefile export to kml
Hiking & ActivitiesTurning Shapefiles into Google Earth Goodness: A Human’s Guide to KML Okay, so you’ve got a bunch of shapefiles – those trusty workhorses of the GIS world. But what if you want to share that geographic data with, say, your non-GIS friends, or just visualize it in the oh-so-accessible Google Earth? That’s where KML comes
Free tool to convert ArcGIS layer package (*.lpk) to shapefile (*.shp)?
Hiking & ActivitiesUnlocking Your ArcGIS Data: A Simple Guide to Converting .LPK Files to Shapefiles (for Free!) Ever found yourself wrestling with an ArcGIS Layer Package (.lpk) and needing to get that data into a good old shapefile (.shp)? It’s a common headache in the GIS world. Maybe you don’t have ArcGIS, or perhaps you just prefer
Can’t view RGB image exported to Google Drive from Google Earth Engine
Hiking & ActivitiesGoogle Earth Engine Giving You a Headache? Why Your RGB Exports Look Like a Mess in Google Drive Google Earth Engine (GEE) is seriously cool. I mean, who wouldn’t want to play with massive amounts of satellite imagery and crunch geospatial data in the cloud? But let’s be honest, it can also be a real