The Hidden Powers of QGIS 3: Features and Plugins – GIS Geography
Mapping
Percent of Area Covered by Trees in the City of Albany
Tree cover percentage, from the 2016 MRLC data. An interactive map.
I was hoping to find a WMS feed containing LANDSTAT 1 data, but apparently none exists — probably due to control-point issues with the old LANDSTAT data, as you can see if you explore the old LANDSTAT 1 image I uploaded earlier today
I was hoping to find a WMS feed containing LANDSTAT 1 data, but apparently none exists — probably due to control-point issues with the old LANDSTAT data, as you can see if you explore the old LANDSTAT 1 image I uploaded earlier today. Simply said, it’s difficult to stitch together the different Rows/Lines of early pre-2000 LANDSTAT 7 images. Also, it might just be too much data to upload and maintain for NASA.
Maybe some point in the future NASA/USGS will post them. I can certainly download the individual images from Earth Explorer and process them using QGIS, but a WMS feed would have been nice for uploading to the blog. It nice that they are GeoReferenced on Earth Explorer but it’s obvious that there are some minor issues with control points being off.
Why come up with original ideas when there is a government-run tile server you can show off?
Why come up with original ideas when there is a government-run tile server you can show off?
I will never need a computer with 12 gigabytes of memory, I told myself four years ago
I will never need a computer with 12 gigabytes of memory, I told myself four years ago. But fine, it will accelerate things a bit and mean I can leave a lot of programs open. Then I discover 3D Quantum GIS mapping, and well I am ending up hitting the swap a lot.