GIS: QGIS Meets Planetary-Scale Data
QGIS now integrates directly with Microsoft's Planetary Computer
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GIS: Drag, drop, and understand your GIS data in 5 seconds
Instant data analytics and interactive plots for any GeoJSON file
Compiling data from the 1854 cholera outbreak in Soho
Introduction
As a GIS engineer at UniLaSalle, my main mission is to teach GIS fundamentals to future technicians and engineers in the fields of agriculture, agro-industry, and food and health. Many of these students did not come to the institute because of their love for computers, algorithms and information systems.
💻Mapping the Future: Dr. Qiusheng Wu’s Innovations in Geospatial Technology
In the ever-evolving world of geospatial science, few individuals stand out as much as Dr. Qiusheng Wu. His groundbreaking work in geospatial technology, remote sensing, and environmental modelling has gathered significant attention in the field, positioning him as a leader and innovator in the application of these technologies. Dr. Wu’
🔎Top Geospatial Resources: Podcasts, LinkedIn Pages, and Newsletters
The geospatial industry is evolving rapidly, with new tools, techniques, and insights constantly emerging. To stay up-to-date, it’s essential to tap into the right resources. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out, these podcasts, LinkedIn pages, and newsletters are excellent ways to keep your finger on
🗺️ Oculi Mundi
Do you love old maps? Then this is the site for you. Oculi Mundi is a unique online gallery dedicated to antique maps, offering a beautiful and diverse collection from different eras and regions. Founded with a passion for cartographic history, the gallery makes these historical treasures accessible to a
🌊 The Ocean Cleanup
Back in 2014, I remember discovering the Champions of the Earth winners on the UNEP website. Among them was Boyan Slat, a name unfamiliar to me at the time. His extraordinary idea of cleaning the oceans caught my interest, and little did I know that this encounter would spark an