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static and dynamic visualization using folium and Geopandas #Geospatial_Data_science #Folium #Geopandas

Very useful for all those consultants working in GIS and INFRA space.

Create precise closed polygons in #CADPower and #GeoTools, using and extending the power of the #BOUNDARY command. Turn your CAD into a #GIS data-prep engine #Topology building made easy.

The basic principles, main methods and all the formulas in physical geodesy and Earth gravity field have been realized completely in PAGravf4.5. www.zcyphygeodesy.com/en/ Many long-term puzzles such as various terrain effects on various observations, full-element analytical modelling on gravity field, gravity prospecting from heterogeneous observations and external accuracy index measurement have been effectively solved.

With Geopointe you can chart your data using pie charts or bar graphs and group using a variety of fields including state, opportunities, status, account type, any of your custom fields and many more. https://bit.ly/3AOl6t2

Do you want to prepare this type of map in ArcMap? Please follow these steps. 1. Download the Rainfall data from Government Source [For Indian Users: IMD (https://lnkd.in/g67wWB_b)] 2. Prepare an Excel Sheet in .xls format If you want to draw the map for the Average value of Monthly or Daily Column A: Location or Station Name Column B: X-Coordinate Column C: Y-Coordinate Column D: Average Value or Monthly or Daily 3. Open ArcMap and Set the Coordinate System of Layers 4. Geoprocessing>Arc Toolbox>Conversion>Excel>Excel to table A table will create then Click on the table layer 5. Display XY Data>Select X Field (Column B), Y Field (Column C) & Z Field (Column D), then ok 6. Export the point File after display ( It should be a shape file) 7. Go back to Arc Toolbox>3D Analyst>Raster Interpolation>IDW> Input Point Feature (a shape file)>Z value Field (Column D)>Environment>Processing Extent>Select layer of Boundary of Study Area>Raster Analysis>Mask>Select layer of Boundary of Study Area Then Ok, You will see your map #hydrology #rainfall #arcmap #GIS #imd #india #himachalpradesh

Clear duplicate selections in Gravity Forms! 'Tis a simple snippet to clear out the selection of other fields when a new field is selected. Grab it: https://buff.ly/3VQtvaL

Excited to share my latest project where I utilized logistic regression to distinguish between minerals and rocks based on various features. From data exploration to model training, it's been a fascinating journey unraveling the hidden patterns in geology. GitHub repo-- https://lnkd.in/gqVVepA4 #DataScience #LogisticRegression #Geology #machinelearning

Pop-up chart element essentials: Learn how to add pie charts, bar charts, column charts, and line charts to your pop-ups. #esri #arcgis #maps #popups https://ow.ly/tX3H50SPC2Y

Day 130: 365 Days of DSA Challenge 🌟💻 Problem: Maximum Number of Fish in a Grid ✅ Goal: Find the maximum number of fish a fisher can catch by optimally choosing a starting water cell and moving through adjacent cells. Approach 1. DFS for Exploration: - Use Depth First Search (DFS) to explore all connected water cells starting from any given cell. - Keep a visited matrix to avoid revisiting cells during exploration. 2. Handling Edge Cases: - Ensure bounds are checked, and land cells (0) are skipped. - If no water cells exist, return 0. 3. Iterate Through All Water Cells: - For each unvisited water cell, calculate the total fish using DFS. - Update the maximum fish caught if the current DFS result is greater than the previous maximum. Complexity Time: O(m × n) for traversing all cells in the grid. Space: O(m × n) for the visited matrix and recursive DFS stack. 🌟 Reflections and Takeaways - Strengthened concepts of DFS traversal in grid-based problems. - Learned to handle grid-based edge cases effectively. - Practiced optimizing the search for maximum values in connected components. - This problem highlighted the importance of visited tracking to avoid redundant computations and infinite loops in recursive exploration. #365DaysOfDSA #Day130 #DFS #GridTraversal