The GIS Consultant's blog
"resource-use policy must rest on a widespread knowledge of the territory" - Ferdinando Galiani, Naples, around 1750
A GIS for...
What are GIS for? Below is a list of activities where GIS are indispensable.
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10 August 2016
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Study on the use of a cycling infrastructure with QGIS
Analysis on the use of the Naples cycle path with QGIS. Data from the European Cycling Challenge 2015, heatmap and study of cycling flows to answer the question: is the cycle path used?
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02 March 2016
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LiDAR: perfectly reproduce the reality around us
Discover LiDAR technology for high-resolution topographic surveys. Applications in monitoring, census and urban development.
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18 November 2015
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Using Lidar files with QGis: article + tutorial
Learn how to use LiDAR files in QGIS, load .xyz data, and create 3D models, contour lines, and other raster processing. Practical exercise included!
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21 August 2015
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How to georeference a raster that has no known points
Guide on how to georeference a raster without known points using GCP (Ground Control Points) in QGIS, with the help of georeferenced mapping of the area of interest.
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05 June 2015
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How to turn a pdf into a raster
Guide on how to turn a PDF into a raster image using GIMP, with simple steps to get a good result without scanning.
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02 February 2015
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How to import a DWG in QGIS
Learn how to import DWG files into QGIS by converting them to DXF using free tools like Draftsight. A simple guide to overcome format limitations and work efficiently in QGIS.
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20 November 2014
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How to Import a Shapefile into Google Earth
Convert shapefiles to KML for viewing in Google Earth using QGIS. This guide simplifies the process, enabling seamless visualization of geospatial data in Google Earth.
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14 November 2014
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What GIS are and how they are used?
GIS are powerful tools for decision-making, enabling the analysis and visualization of spatial data. This article explains their structure, applications, and role in various fields.
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14 November 2014
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