Tutorial 07 – Relationships Among Stats-Can Boundaries
Topics Covered: Looking at the relationships between Stat Can Boundary Layers Using these data and other data in Google Earth Stats Can Boundary Layers Many students have been confused about the boundaries of the different datasets we have been talking about in lecture and tutorial (as well as using them Read more
Tutorial 06 – Review of Stats Can Data
Looking at Boundary Files We will look a the differences and relationships between the different Stats Can Boundary layers later on (in Tutorial and in Lecture) , but for now let’s have a look at the two types of DA boundary files we are using in the course. Open up Read more
Tutorial 05 – Making a quick map in Google Earth
QGIS to Google Earth As in the lab, we managed to get a layer out of QGIS with the styling using the mmqgis plugin (see last weeks lab section on Exporting to Google Earth). Below is a screen shot of a quick (and ugly) map Scott made in QGIS using Read more
Tutorial 04 – Introduction to tabular data
Topics Covered: Setup your UNBC account to access your GIS workspace Download and manipulate Statistics Canada Data through the UNBC library. Create a spatial layer from a text file Join some crime data to spatial data Exercises 1: Settings and Workspaces As we have already started to experience – collecting Read more
01 – GeoTagged Photos
GeoSpatial Technologies While GIS and GIScience refer, respectively, to the system and the field of study in such systems another term that is important for us here is Geospatial. Geospatial data refers to any type of data that has a geographic or location component while geospatial technology refers to the Read more
Tutorial 04 – StatsCan Data to QGIS
Topics Covered: A second look at the postal code and car thefts data Moving data from stat can into excel cleaning data in wordpad joining data in QGIS Joining Data Properly Review the Postal Code data Below is a snippet of the postal code data we worked with last tutorial: Read more
Tutorial 02 – Git
Git Init When using git repositories your project folder is presented to the operating system simply as a folder with files. There is also a hidden folder named .git that is used by git to track changes. The .git folder contains information about where the repository is hosted, and the Read more