Can QGIS open KMZ files?
Hiking & ActivitiesSo, Can QGIS Open KMZ Files? Let’s Get Real. QGIS, that powerhouse of a free and open-source GIS software, can handle a ton of different geospatial data formats. But one question I hear all the time, especially from folks making the jump from Google Earth, is: “Can QGIS actually open KMZ files?” The short answer?
QGIS reference system problem
Hiking & ActivitiesUntangling the QGIS Coordinate System Conundrum: A Friendly Guide Ever wrestled with layers that just won’t line up in QGIS? You’re not alone! Coordinate Reference System (CRS) issues are a classic headache for anyone using this awesome, open-source GIS software. It’s like trying to fit puzzle pieces from different sets – super frustrating when your
Getting surrounding pixel coordinates from ee.Geometry.Point
Hiking & ActivitiesDecoding Pixel Neighborhoods: Getting Cozy with Surrounding Pixels in Google Earth Engine Google Earth Engine (GEE) is seriously cool. Think of it as this giant brain in the cloud packed with satellite images and tools – basically, a remote sensing playground. Now, say you’ve got a specific spot on the map – maybe it’s your
Where can I find a map with the location of towns and cities in Southern Sudan?
Hiking & ActivitiesLooking for a Map of South Sudan’s Towns and Cities? Here’s the Lowdown So, you need a map showing where all the towns and cities are in South Sudan? No problem! Whether you’re planning a trip, doing some serious research, working with a humanitarian organization, or just plain curious, there are plenty of resources out
Changing thickness of outline in QGIS
Hiking & ActivitiesTaming Those Lines: A Human’s Guide to Outline Thickness in QGIS So, you’re diving into the world of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) with QGIS, huh? Awesome! One of the first things you’ll realize is that making a map look good is just as important as the data it displays. And believe me, getting those outlines
Insufficient memory for QGIS Raster Calculator?
Hiking & ActivitiesQGIS Raster Calculator Throwing a Memory Fit? Let’s Fix It. So, you’re trying to wrangle some raster data in QGIS, fire up the Raster Calculator, and BAM! “Insufficient memory available for operation.” Ugh. We’ve all been there. It’s like hitting a brick wall, especially when you’re on a roll. But don’t throw your computer out