Calculating area of pixels in continuous raster using ArcGIS Desktop?
Hiking & ActivitiesDecoding Raster Data: Figuring Out Pixel Areas in ArcGIS Desktop Okay, so you’re working with GIS and have a raster image – basically a grid of cells, right? Each of those little squares holds a value, and when you’re dealing with continuous data like elevation or temperature, things get interesting. Ever wonder how much actual
Python equivalent of EE ‘require’
Hiking & ActivitiesPython’s Import System: Ditching EE’s ‘require’ the Python Way So, you’re making the jump from ExpressionEngine (EE) to Python, huh? Awesome! But let’s be real, that require thing in EE? Yeah, that’s gonna need a translation. In EE, require was your go-to for pulling in and running another file. Python, though? It’s got a different,
Minimum and maximum coordinates of a polygon in Earth engine
Hiking & ActivitiesDecoding Polygon Boundaries in Google Earth Engine: A Human’s Guide Google Earth Engine (GEE) – it’s a mind-bogglingly powerful platform. Think of it as a giant digital sandbox filled with satellite imagery and all the tools you could ever need to play around with it. And one of the most basic, yet surprisingly useful, tricks
What QGIS tool or plugin is equivalent to the ESRI “Near” tool?
Hiking & ActivitiesFinding the “Near” Equivalent in QGIS: A Human’s Guide So, you’re making the jump from ArcGIS to QGIS, huh? Welcome to the club! One of the first things you’ll probably wonder is: “Where’s the ‘Near’ tool?” That handy little tool in Esri’s world made finding features close to each other a breeze. Well, fear not!
Pearson correlation of two 1D array in Earth Engine
Hiking & ActivitiesUnlocking Insights: Pearson Correlation in Google Earth Engine, Made Easy Ever wondered how to measure the relationship between two sets of data in Google Earth Engine (GEE)? Well, the Pearson correlation coefficient is your friend! It’s a nifty tool that helps you understand how closely two things move together. Think of it as a way
ArcMap populate field with value from another dataset
Hiking & ActivitiesArcMap: Making Datasets Talk to Each Other – Populating Fields Like a Pro So, you’re wrestling with ArcMap, trying to get one dataset to “talk” to another? Specifically, you want to copy values from one dataset’s field into another? It’s a common GIS challenge, and luckily, ArcMap offers a couple of neat ways to tackle