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Underwater, different wavelengths of light are progressively absorbed: red disappears first, followed by orange and yellow. Even at shallow depths, photos often have a blue-cyan color cast. As a result, images look bluish or greenish and…
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To import a CSV in QGIS, use “Add Delimited Text Layer”, select the file, and define X/Y coordinates. Importing a CSV file into QGIS is a very common task when working with geographic data. Coordinates can…
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Article 3/3 After the promises, a return to reality is required.Is quantum computing already usable in geomatics? What experiments actually exist? And on what timeline could concrete contributions to GIS realistically be expected? This final article…
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The new major version of QGIS has been released. QGIS 4.0 marks an important milestone in the evolution of the open-source GIS software, bringing a modernized interface, numerous performance improvements and the migration to Qt 6.…
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Article 2/3 Once the foundations have been laid, the central question remains: what could quantum computing actually be used for in GIS?Rather than speculating in abstract terms, this article explores the domains where the challenges faced…
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Quantum computing and GIS: hype or a genuine path for spatial analysis? Quantum computing regularly makes headlines in technology news, often accompanied by spectacular promises. But what does this new computing paradigm really mean for a…
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