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10 Signs You’ve Mastered GIS Software Skills

Mastery of GIS software skills empowers professionals to navigate through datasets, make informed decisions, and provide invaluable insights that drive positive change. In a nutshell, a GIS master is an all-around professional when it comes to the GIS industry
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Custom Icons and Symbols in QGIS

Symbols in QGIS are an essential component of spatial data visualization. This allows users to represent data in a visually appealing way.
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Computing MNDWI using Sentinel on GEE

What is MNDWI? Modified Normalized Difference Water Index (MNDWI) is a spectral index used to analyze water bodies...
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The Future of GIS

A few years ago, a lot of industries didn’t apply GIS in their operations, let alone apply it...
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Install QGIS 3.4 in Ubuntu 16.04

The month of October, 2018, ushered in the new LTR, QGIS 3.4 “Madeira”. This was a long-awaited version...
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Adding layers from GeoServer in QGIS

In a GIS, the ability to handle more data formats is of key priority while developing the system....
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Geospatial Technologies: One-On-One with Stephen Mwai

The County Spatial Plan is a ten-year GIS-based depiction of a county’s socio-economic development vision and program, including the distribution of people and activities, within the context of efficient, productive and sustainable use of land and other county spaces
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SpatiaLite Database for Community Mapping

All Geospatial projects contain an element of data collection, storage and preparation. This is a vital stage in...
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Who is a GIS Specialist?

A Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Specialist is responsible for managing and analyzing spatial data and systems. They utilize...
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Geospatial Software Development Cheatsheet

Geospatial software development is a complex and multifaceted process that requires a deep understanding of spatial data, robust technical skills, and a clear focus on the end-users's needs. By following a structured approach from problem identification to deployment, developers can create powerful geospatial solutions that drive innovation and provide valuable insights across various industries.

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