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(Oxford Archaeology, 2011-08-01)This document has been produced by Oxford Archaeology North as result of some research undertaken into using exclusively open source geospatial software. By no means does this document claim to be complete, or indeed, ...
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(2012-09-03)GeoServer is a well established multiplatform, open source server providing a variety of OGC services, including WMS (view services), WFS and WCS (download and edit services) as well as WPS (spatial data processing services). ...
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(2012-09-05)Presentation about the prepair/pprepair software to repair polygons/planar partitions for OSGIS 2012
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(Oxford Archaeology, 2011-08-01)This is a very basic introduction into pgAdmin III and how to add a server and get started with writing SQL queries. There are a number of basic queries that have been written below and some basic syntaxes for SQL queries ...
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(2012-09-05)OSGIS 2012 talk on building a national (GB) base map service using open software
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(Proceedings of the 7th International Symposium on Spatial Data Quality. Coimbra Portugal: INESC Coimbra, 2011)Nowadays, the capture of location referenced data and the development of web mapping by the general public, who do not have formal training or remit, has be-come commonplace. However, little empirically based guidance ...
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(proceedings of AutoCarto 2008, Shepherdstown, West Virginia, USA, 2008)Map Generalization is the process by which coarse scale maps are to be derived from fine scale maps, balancing the amount of real-world in- formation with visual confusion. This requires the use of operations such as ...
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(2011-08-26)Powerpoint from OSGIS 2011 workshop on "Consuming and Publishing Ordnance Survey Open Data with Open Source Software", edited to remove sections specific to connecting from Nottingham University. Learning outcome: participant ...
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(2012-09-07)A talk on how to consume three examples of open and linked data using python scripts and the open source geospatial software stack of postgis, mapserver, ogr and quantum GIS
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(Proceedings of the Spatio-temporal and Data Mining Analysis conference, UCL London, UK, 2011)A dream goal of spatio-temporal event data analysis is to provide evidence and description of spatially and temporally clustered associations of attributes coming from a potentially large amount variables that the thematic ...
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(2011-07-25)This practical follows the lecture about FOSS GIS and the OSGeo stack. Here, you will try the following: • Add new workspaces, stores and layers to Geoserver based on shapefiles • Explore how these storage features relate ...
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(2011-10-19)Authored on behalf of EDINA and Data Library, University of Edinburgh as part of the Research Data MANTRA (Management Training) Project, funded by JISC MRD Programme (2010-11): www.ed.ac.uk/is/data-library-projects/mantra. ...
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(2012-11-29)A workflow engine and XML data-structure is reported for: (a) automating workflows to process remotely-sensed data; and (b) generating workflow reports with embedded image, statistical and other output. Workflow execution, ...
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(2012-11-01)The School of Geography started its operation in Malaysia campus in early 2011 with a newly established MSc program in Environmental Monitoring and Management. None of teaching and research related to Geospatial Science ...
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(EnviroInfo 2011 Conference Proceedings, 2011-10-04)Advances in positioning, imaging, location-based services capabilities, and broadband connectivity enable public participation in environmental monitoring and decision making in a manner previously only possible for ...
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(2011-10-04)The first edition of this field guide was published in 2009 and has been used by a broad spectrum of humanitarian and development organisations seeking practical and low cost ways to exploit geospatial methods in their ...
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(2012-10-22)Today many aspects of geospatial science including information, standards and tools are created and developed as "open". The effects of this openness are not only providing the free access but also spreading knowledge and ...
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(2011-08-08)Understand interpolation as part of spatial analysis. Spatial interpolation is the process of using points with known values to estimate values at other unknown points. In this worksheet we describe interpolation in more ...
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(2011-08-08)Understanding what GIS is and what it can be used for. With a GIS application you can open digital maps on your computer, create new spatial information to add to a map, create printed maps customised to your needs and ...
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(2011-08-08)Understanding of vector data models as used in GIS. Vector data provide a way to represent real world features within the GIS environment. A feature is anything you can see on the landscape such as houses, roads, trees, ...
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