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(2012-10-30)This technical report describes step by step the methodology followed in order to map forest gaps out of orthophotos (0.8 m pixel resolution) and forest inventory vector maps provided by the Landesforsten Rheinland-Pfalz. ...
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(2010-09-07)Introducing several GDAL/OGR command line tools to analyse your spatial data and prepare it for use in MapServer.
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(OSGIS 2011 USB Proccedings, 2011-06-21)When a processing model, its workflow, are published and recognised as useful for a scientific purpose or a decision making process, it enters its second life: the life of being reused. A series of questions come to the ...
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(Lluís Vicens, SIGTE, 2011-06)A guided tutorial to perform network analysis using GRASS and OpenStreetMap Data
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(2012-09-02)When assessing the quality of a workflow and, in particular, its uncertainty propagation, the management of the quality description of the components instantiated within the workflow is essential. This is the case whether ...
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(2012-10-19)The presentation gives overview of Open Source GIS Conference, developments in OSGeo education efforts, OSGeo Labs worldwide
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(2011-08-02)This case study demonstrates how Oxford Archaeology1 have successfully adopted open source geospatial software, in particular the desktop GIS packages gvSIG and Quantum GIS (QGIS) in an active move away from proprietary ...
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(2012-09-06)This presentation looks at the drivers for Ordnance Survey adopting open source software as an option for our production applications, at the experiences and challenges that we have faced in doing that, and at how those ...
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(2012-08-30)OSM-GB (http://www.osmgb.org.uk) is a project that will apply rules based geodata quality tools to a GB extract of OpenStreetMap. The resulting “improved” and structured data will be projected into British National Grid ...
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(2012-09-06)Geomorphology is the science that analyses how climatic, tectonic and biogenic processes act on the surface of the Earth to create landforms and landscapes. Whilst many organizations recognize the importance of geomorphic ...
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(2007)Newgrove were asked to produce 50 sets of data from eight partners in four languages, linked to an intuitive open source web based mapping and document management system.
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(2010)Loyalty Management Group operates Nectar, the largest Loyalty card programme in the UK. Launched in 2002, now more than 50% of all households in the country participate in Nectar, collecting points from over 7,000 retail ...
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(Oxford Archaeology, 2011-08-01)This document is just a collection of a few handy hints that we have made whilst working with QGIS, which we believe are helpful and useful. This is by no means a full and detailed manual on how to use QGIS, but how to use ...
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(2013-02-21)Quantum GIS (QGIS) is a user friendly Open Source Geographic Information System (GIS) licensed under the GNU General Public License. QGIS is an official project of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo). It runs on ...
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(2011-08-12)This is a DotSpatial C#.net programming tutorial and it is used to analyze the raster and vector data. DotSpatial is open source GIS software and it is being developed by members of the MapWindow geographic information ...
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(Proceedings of the GISRUK 2010, 2010)Overlaying maps using a desktop GIS is often the first step of a multivariate spatial analysis. The potential of this operation has increased considerably as data sources and Web services to manipulate them are becoming ...
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(Proceedings of the GISRUK 2009, 2009)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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(Oxford Archaeology, 2010-11-17)This document was produced at Oxford Archaeology North after development of new on-site survey and GIS methodologies applicable to any archaeological project. It is meant to supply an easy-to-understand but comprehensive ...
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(2012-09-03)Cities are like living entities, needing a continuous throughput of resources and energy for survival and growth, creating waste in the process. This paper documents the Bangalore Urban Mapping Project: an initiative to ...
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(2010)Like many Authorities, Tendring District Council were only too aware that the Local Development Framework process and the Localism Bill were going to lead to more public consultation. In the future the public, councillors ...
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