Tag Archive for: Harmen Romeijn

When to Raster vs When to Vector? A worked example

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Harmen Romeijn demonstrates how vector data compares to raster in GIS, and different tools used for analysis. Read on to find out more.

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Climate Change Adaption Research

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Reflecting on the recent National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility 2018 Climate Adaptation Conference held in Melbourne there were several themes that stand out for me.

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Python Insights: How to make use of Dictionaries

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We have created the Python Insights blog series to help other Python users by providing solutions to common problems and handy hints.

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Python Insights: Making use of ArcGIS Cursor

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Programming or scripting is used to make this attribution into a very usable, visually pleasing product. We have created the Python Insights blog series to help other Python users by providing solutions to common problems and handy hints.

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Python Insights: How we use Python at Spatial Vision

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How can programming be used in mapping? These days, maps just aren’t made up of lines and areas on a page. They are made up of very rich complex data. Each line can have a myriad of attribution detailing type of feature, use, width and more.

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Raster and Vector Data in GIS

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When we come to depict any spatial data in GIS, from physical assets and locations to real-world events and trends, there are two differing systems to display data; Raster and Vector representations. Both of these methods present data in their own format, with their own advantages and disadvantages.

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