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Monthly Archives: February 2010
A map of deforestation in Africa using R
Deforestation rates in Africa are in general high, but differences between countries are large. I want to illustrate these differences in a series of deforestation maps (change in forest and woodlands cover, including and excluding forest plantations, etc.). Normally I … Continue reading
Making beautiful maps…
Well, in my (admittedly limited) experience, that is actually one of the weaker points of many open source GIS programs. Take for example GRASS or SAGA GIS. Both are very powerful analytical tools, but at the same time options to … Continue reading
New CGIAR Ongoing Research Map
To create more synergy between projects and research efforts of one or more organizations, it is essential to have a good overview of ongoing projects, including where those projects are being implemented. A good example is the The CGIAR (the … Continue reading
Posted in Data sources
Tagged agricultural research, CGIAR, Google map, online mapping, targeting
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Importing WorldClim climate .bil datalayers in GRASS GIS
In a previous post I wrote how you can generate bioclimatic data layers based on monthly rainfall and temperature data in GRASS GIS. Monthly climate data for future conditions can be downloaded from WorldClim in generic grid (raster) format only. … Continue reading
Posted in Data handling, GIS software, GRASS GIS, R computing environment
Tagged GRASS GIS, scripting, WorldClim
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A map of Madidi National Park
See The grunts of the jaguar on Forestalis for a nice story by Jeroen van der Horst about his trip in Madidi National Park in Bolivia. I had no clue where to find this park so decided to look it … Continue reading
Posted in GIS, GIS software, Uncategorized
Tagged Bolivia, Google map, kml, Madidi National Park, OGR, QGIS
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