Multiple Conditional Reclassification – ArcGIS
Hiking & ActivitiesGetting Down and Dirty with Conditional Reclassification in ArcGIS Okay, so you’re diving into the world of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and want to wrangle your spatial data into something truly insightful, right? That’s where reclassification comes in – it’s like taking raw ingredients and turning them into a gourmet meal. And when you need
QGIS OS grid overlay
Hiking & ActivitiesDecoding the OS Grid in QGIS: A Friendly Guide If you’re messing around with maps and spatial data in the UK, you’re almost certain to bump into the Ordnance Survey (OS) grid. Think of it as the UK’s special way of pinpointing locations. Now, QGIS, being the awesome open-source GIS software it is, gives you
How to turn a shapefile into a table?
Hiking & ActivitiesShapefiles to Tables: Unleashing Your Geospatial Data Shapefiles. We’ve all been there, right? They’re the go-to for storing maps and geographic info as points, lines, and polygons. But let’s be honest, sometimes you just need that data in a table – something you can easily open in Excel, load into a database, or analyze with
Inserting X,Y to Geometry in Spring Boot and PostgreSQL?
Hiking & ActivitiesInserting X,Y to Geometry in Spring Boot and PostgreSQL: A Human’s Guide Let’s face it, geospatial data is everywhere these days. From your phone’s maps app guiding you to the nearest coffee shop to complex logistics operations tracking shipments across the globe, location matters. And if you’re building applications that deal with location, you’re going
How to fill the gap by using IDW(inverse distance weighting method) in R?
Hiking & ActivitiesFilling the Gaps: A Human’s Guide to Inverse Distance Weighting (IDW) in R Okay, let’s face it: spatial data is rarely perfect. We’ve all been there – staring at a map with frustrating holes in it. Missing weather readings, sensor failures, patchy survey results… it’s enough to make you want to throw your hands up!
QGIS Cloud – partial display of polygons only
Hiking & ActivitiesQGIS Cloud: When Your Polygons Go AWOL (and How to Get Them Back) So, you’re using QGIS Cloud, right? Awesome! It’s a super handy way to get your QGIS maps online without wrestling with servers and all that jazz. Think of it as your own little spatial data infrastructure (SDI), minus the headache i. You