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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Importing WorldClim climate .bil datalayers in GRASS GIS II
I uploaded an update to the R script I posted earlier to import data downloaded from WorldClim into GRASS. The main change is that it unzips and imports one grid at a time into GRASS, thus requiring much less free … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Data handling, Data sources, GIS, GRASS GIS, R computing environment
Tagged climate data, GRASS GIS, LinkedIn, R, WorldClim
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Improved labeling tool in QGIS
I just downloaded and installed the latest version of QGIS, version 1.6. It isn’t officially out yet, but it should be released any time soon now. For the impatient ones, you can download the source code and compile it yourself. … Continue reading
Using Freemind to explore and edit XML files
XML files are becoming more and more important to store data, including geographical data. Well known examples are the KML, aka Keyhole Markup Language and GML, a geographic markup language. The ‘Data and GIS tips‘ blog explains how you can … Continue reading
Posted in Data handling, research tools
Tagged data manipulation, freemind, mind mapping, reference management
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Beautiful Kenya
I have lived in Kenya for seven years and this advert of Safaricom, a Kenyan mobile company, made me realize how much I miss it. It shows some of the beautiful and spectacular landscapes Kenya is famous for. For those … Continue reading
Looking for historical maps of the Netherlands
History, nature and land use changes, it all comes together in ‘Verborgen wildernis’ (Hidden Wildernes) by Kester Freriks. It is a book describes about twenty five former ‘wildernesses’ in the Netherlands, in their current and historical context and based on … Continue reading
MapTiler to create online maps II
In an earlier post I wrote how I created a mash-up map with MapTiler. There is an option in MapTiler to set transparency for a color, but this didn’t work for me at the time. I therefore created a small … Continue reading
Posted in Data handling, GRASS GIS, online mapping, vegetation
Tagged Ethiopia, GRASS GIS, online mapping, vegetation map
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