Calculate a river system with the field calculator in QGIS

Decoding River Systems with QGIS: It’s Easier Than You Think! QGIS. It’s not just another piece of software; it’s your digital Swiss Army knife for all things spatial. This open-source Geographic Information System packs a serious punch, offering a ton of tools for digging deep into spatial data. And trust me, one of the coolest?

Label Features with Arcpy

Level Up Your Maps: Labeling Features Like a Pro with ArcPy Maps tell stories, right? And labels? Well, they’re the captions that make those stories crystal clear. You could click around in ArcGIS Pro, manually adding and tweaking labels. But let’s be honest, who has time for that? That’s where ArcPy, Esri’s Python powerhouse, comes

Problem with Euclidean distance in ArcGIS

The Sneaky Side of Euclidean Distance in ArcGIS: It’s Not Always What It Seems Euclidean distance. Sounds fancy, right? In ArcGIS, it’s that seemingly simple tool that measures the straight-line distance between two points – “as the crow flies,” as they say. It’s tempting to just plug it in and go, but hold on a

How to transform a shapefile’s projection in ArcGIS?

Wrangling Shapefiles: How to Change a Projection in ArcGIS (Without Losing Your Mind) So, you’re diving into the world of GIS, and shapefiles are your bread and butter, right? These little guys hold all sorts of geographic info as points, lines, and polygons. But here’s the thing: if they’re not referenced correctly to the Earth’s

Sort and create attribute field to the shapefile

Shapefiles: Taming the Data Beast with Sorting and Attributes Shapefiles. If you’re working with maps and geographic data, you’ve probably run into them. They’re like the bread and butter of the GIS world, storing all sorts of spatial information. But raw data can be a beast, right? That’s where understanding attribute tables, sorting, and adding

QGIS 3.10 Layout Manager not printing Google Satellite background

QGIS 3.10: Why Isn’t My Google Satellite View Showing Up in Print? Let’s Fix It! QGIS is a fantastic, free, and open-source tool that many of us rely on for GIS work. But sometimes, things go a bit sideways. Ever had that moment where your Google Satellite imagery looks perfect in the QGIS map view,

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