PyQGIS For Adding Layer Under SubGroup
Hiking & ActivitiesTaming Your QGIS Layers: A Human’s Guide to PyQGIS Subgroups Ever feel like your QGIS project is a chaotic jumble of layers? Yeah, me too. That’s where PyQGIS comes in – it’s like having a superpower for automating GIS tasks and bending QGIS to your will. One of the most useful tricks in its arsenal?
Arcpy ‘Append_management’ much slower than ArcMap Tool?
Hiking & ActivitiesArcpy ‘Append_management’: Why So Slow Compared to ArcMap? Let’s Figure It Out! Okay, GIS folks, let’s talk about something that’s probably made you pull your hair out at least once: Append_management in ArcPy. We all love it in theory – a neat way to merge datasets. But, man, when it’s slower than molasses compared to
Layer group in leaflet!
Hiking & ActivitiesLayer Groups in Leaflet: Taming Your Map Layers Like a Pro Leaflet, that trusty open-source JavaScript library for whipping up interactive maps, has this nifty feature called Layer Groups. Trust me, once you get the hang of them, you’ll wonder how you ever managed without them. Think of Layer Groups as your organizational superheroes for
SAGA installation in QGIS 2.8 on debian linux
Hiking & ActivitiesHow to install Saga in QGIS? Quote from video: And also to install saga itself we're going to start by going to the plugin menu to manage install plugins. And i'm going to do a search for saga. How to install QGIS in Ubuntu terminal? 2.3. 1. QGIS download and installation¶ Open a terminal 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
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