Leaflet – how do you get individual markers from a featurelayer?
Hiking & ActivitiesLeaflet: Getting Your Hands on Individual Markers from a FeatureLayer Leaflet, that trusty open-source JavaScript library we all love for whipping up interactive maps, gives you a bunch of ways to display geographical data. FeatureLayers? Those are your go-to when you’re dealing with serious amounts of data. But here’s the thing: sometimes you need to
QGIS Installation problem
Hiking & ActivitiesQGIS Installation Got You Down? Let’s Fix That! So, you’re trying to get QGIS up and running? Awesome! It’s a seriously powerful piece of software for all things geospatial. But let’s be honest, sometimes the installation process can feel like wrestling an octopus. Don’t worry, you’re not alone! I’ve been there, pulling my hair out
How to add Lat/long columns to a point layer which is not in WGS84?
Hiking & ActivitiesDecoding Lat/Long: Adding Coordinates to Your Point Data (Even When It’s Messy) Ever wrestled with geospatial data that just refuses to play nice? You’re not alone. One of the most common headaches is dealing with point layers that aren’t in the standard WGS84 coordinate system—the one your GPS uses. It’s like trying to fit a
Display coordinates for a specific projection in ArcMap?
Hiking & ActivitiesDecoding Coordinates in ArcMap: A User-Friendly Guide Ever felt like your maps in ArcMap are speaking a different language? A big part of that is understanding coordinate systems and projections. It’s like the grammar and vocabulary of spatial data. Get it wrong, and your map can end up looking like a jumbled mess. So, let’s
Modifying layer palette in QGIS
Hiking & ActivitiesDiving Deep into QGIS: Mastering Layer Palettes for Killer Maps So, you’re using QGIS, huh? Awesome! It’s a powerhouse for visualizing spatial data, and one of the coolest things you can do is tweak those layer palettes. Think of it as giving your maps a serious makeover. Forget boring, default colors – we’re going to
Multi Criteria Evaluation implemented via a website
Hiking & ActivitiesMulti-Criteria Evaluation: Making Tough Choices Easier with Websites Let’s face it, life’s complicated. Decisions, whether you’re running a business, shaping government policy, or just trying to figure out where to go for dinner, rarely boil down to a simple “yes” or “no.” We’re constantly juggling different factors, often pulling us in opposite directions. That’s where