Counting occurrences across many rasters using ArcGIS Desktop?
Hiking & ActivitiesCounting Stuff Across a Bunch of Raster Maps in ArcGIS Desktop: A Real-World Guide Ever found yourself staring at a stack of raster maps, wishing you could just… count something? Like, how many times a specific thing pops up in the same spot across all those maps? It’s a surprisingly common problem in geospatial analysis,
Extracting NDVI over time using Google Earth Engine
Hiking & ActivitiesDiving Deep: Tracking Vegetation Changes Over Time with Google Earth Engine Okay, so you want to peek under the hood and see how our planet’s greenery is doing? Google Earth Engine (GEE) is the tool you need. Forget wrestling with endless downloads and complex software – GEE puts planetary-scale geospatial analysis right at your fingertips
Add a Google Earth Enterprise globe (from geserver) to QGIS
Hiking & ActivitiesGetting Your Google Earth Enterprise Globe into QGIS: A Human’s Guide So, you’ve got a Google Earth Enterprise globe, huh? Maybe you’ve spent ages crafting it with your own imagery, terrain, and all sorts of cool data. Now you want to bring that awesome globe into QGIS, a powerhouse of a GIS tool. I get
ArcGIS Feature Layer from Feature Collection using ArcGIS API for JavaScript?
Hiking & ActivitiesFeature Collections to the Rescue: Creating Feature Layers with the ArcGIS API for JavaScript Want to jazz up your web maps and give users more control over their data? The ArcGIS API for JavaScript has your back! One of the coolest tricks in its toolbox is the ability to whip up feature layers from feature
Error running a R Scripts in QGIS?
Hiking & ActivitiesTaming the Beast: Getting Your R Scripts to Play Nice with QGIS QGIS is a fantastic open-source tool for anyone working with maps and spatial data. But let’s be honest, sometimes you need a little extra firepower. That’s where R scripts come in – they let you bring serious statistical muscle and custom geoprocessing into
Adding pop-up to GeoJSON layer in Leaflet
Hiking & ActivitiesLevel Up Your Leaflet Maps: Adding Pop-Ups to GeoJSON Layers Leaflet, hands down, is one of the coolest JavaScript libraries out there for whipping up interactive maps. And if you’re like me, you’ve probably already discovered the magic of displaying GeoJSON data – turning raw geographic info into something visually engaging. But here’s the thing: