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Aerial images are a gold mine: old surveys, forest inventories, coastal monitoring, digitized cadastral maps, etc. But they often suffer from a major problem: low resolution. Blurring, pixelation, crushed textures, loss of detail… these are all…
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New plugins, new practices: December illustrates the richness and diversity of the QGIS ecosystem. Between artificial intelligence, business productivity, and external data integration, these extensions open up concrete opportunities for geomatics professionals. December confirms a clear…
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November brings a host of new developments to the QGIS extension ecosystem. Once again, the open source community demonstrates its dynamism with a variety of tools, ranging from basic mapping to advanced spatial analysis workflows, productivity,…
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Understanding the different types of unions in GIS Spatial union is one of the fundamental operations in geomatics. It allows you to combine multiple layers or entities to produce new geometries or enrich attributes. However, behind…
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In the first part of this series, we saw how fuzzy logic allows us to go beyond rigid thresholds by assigning each spatial entity a degree of membership between 0 and 1.We explored several membership functions,…
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Modeling uncertainty and gradual transitions in QGIS using the FuzzyAttributes plugin. Not everything in geography is black and white. However, GIS tools often impose binary choices. What about transition zones? What about criteria that are partially…
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