The vector and raster storage models are two of the most commonly used storage models in Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Both models have different characteristics and uses, making them suitable … Read more
It is possible to live without Geographic Information Systems (GIS), however it would have a significant impact on many aspects of our lives and the way we use and manage … Read more
Which zone do I select if my study area shares two UTM zones? What you usually do in this case is work with the UTM zone that contains most of … Read more
Once the mapping process is complete, a map can be printed or exported in various formats. To print the map, go to File > Print menu, and configure the printer … Read more
It is impossible to transpose the real world onto a map, so that anyone who picks up a map has no option but to believe in it. The cartographer is … Read more
Mapping can be a laborious process until you get the right result. Viewing data to analyze and interpret spatial information on a computer is one thing, but printing a map … Read more
The raster layer calculator (or simply raster calculator) is created to run algebraic expressions using various tools and operators through the interface of a simple calculator tool (Raster Calculator tool). … Read more
Contours are lines connecting points of equal value that represent continuous phenomena (Huisman & A. de By, 2009). Contours are called isolines, but may also have specific terms depending on … Read more
The Reclassify tool allows the values of a raster to be reclassified; that is, it replaces the current values of each cell with new information. Data can be reclassified from … Read more
Slope is the main factor that determines and differentiates the shapes of the relief. Given two points of different altitudes, the slope of the terrain is understood to be the … Read more
