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Heatmaps for spatial analysis: some thoughts and rants…
Heatmaps are used to map densities and intensities of a diverse phenomena that occur across the (geographical) space. This can be agricultural farms in…
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Lidar HD est là : profitons-en. Tutoriel & script QGIS.
Attendues depuis très longtemps, les données lidar pour le territoire métropolitain français sont enfin disponibles. Chaque élément du terrain ou presque est enregistré en…
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GIS and prehistoric landscapes: new approaches in visibility and movement modelling
Conference / predavanje : 17.1.2023 ob 13h Dvorana Zemljepisnega muzeja GIAM ZRC SAZU, Gosposka ulica 16, Ljubljana AbstractGIS or geographic information systems have become…
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Analyse thermique en archéologie
Ce résumé a été produit pour un projet d’acquisition thermique par drone, mené par l’équipe d’IntelEspace de la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme, Université…
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Combining hillshades: beauty is not all there is to it!
[This is the third post in my series on hillshades: previous ones were on the functionality of QGIS Terrain Shading module and some ramblings…
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Name the enemy: geographic projections in GIS
So, you have your data, you’ve installed a GIS program … and there we go: slope gradient – check, solar exposition – check, water…
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Analysing visual impact of high buildings: the Urkulu tower
Introduction A common problem in visibility analysis is to determine the visual impact of a tall building, for instance a skyscraper or a wind…
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Bulk editing posts for Jekyll
This website is generated by Jekyll, a static site generator. Static sites do not require complex backend engines, such as databases and software which…
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Some thoughts on hillshade models for Lidar analysis
Hillshade modelling is a standard form of terrain representation in cartography. The idea is to simulate lighting of a terrain from a certain direction…
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Installing Python packages in QGIS 3 (for Windows)
Python is in the heart of QGIS (or in the guts if you prefer), which enables us to use tons of third party Python…