Numbers do not speak for themselves!. We make them talk.
An essential part of data analysis is communication. We need to arrange information in a comfortable and digestible way to communicate, highlight and visualise critical areas.
Dashboards take your data visualisation to the next level. They connect different visualisation components…
GIS skills and education have changed over the past years. “I’ve been GIS. Now I’m geospatial.” writes Will Cadell in a recent article titled Geospatial Is Not GIS.
As a GIS person typically produces cartographic and analytical products using desktop software, Geospatial data scientist creates code and runs pipelines that…
Maps are spatial representations in the real world. Modifiable Areal Unit Problem (MAUP) is one of the most challenging problems in Spatial data analysis. We face MAUP when performing grouped/aggregated spatial data analysis.
The modifiable areal unit problem (MAUP) is a source of statistical bias that can significantly impact the…
GIS Web development Skills are high in demand, and the open-source tools have become abundant and mature. If you want to build the next generation GIS web applications, there are so many frameworks, applications, and languages you have to master.
Luckily, as we are already stepping into 2022, the availability…
We are finally putting 2021 to its end. It has been a wonderful year with a lot of discoveries. This will be my last post for the year, spending the last few days of the year reflecting and planning.
It has become a habit to write the end of the…
Julia Language is increasingly becoming a popular language among data scientists. Its slogan is “Want the speed of C and the easy syntax like Python.”
The computation speed and easiness of the language have been a dream for many data scientists adopting this relatively new language.
Julia is a high-level…
There are a lot of platforms to make beautiful data visualization without writing code. Some of them you might have used or heard about it. A recent favorite tool is Datawrapper — a free online drag-and-drop visualization tool.
If you want to create interactive and shareable data visualization without writing…
Digital Elevation Models (DEM) is a 3D representation of the earth’s terrain. We use DEM most often for relief maps but are also helpful in many applications, including modeling the water flow and hydrology, surface analysis, and precision farming.
This blog post teaches us how to effectively read, modify, and…
I have received this good news 👇
Welcome to the Planetary Computer preview!
Your account request was recently approved, and you now have access to all the resources of the Planetary Computer.
The Geospatial and Earth Observation community has waited long to get access to the Microsoft Planetary Computer. Finally…
Satellite Image scenes might not coincide with your area of interest. You might need to clip into a boundary (make it smaller) or create a mosaic of different scenes to get the desired result (merge different raster files).
This short blog post will show you how to merge different raster…
