Can you please make a video on Kriging interpolation using Python, where X and Y coordinates and Z values are stored in a shapefile? Or if you already have please suggest the link.
Hi, I'm wondering is it possible to provide the 2nd argument to the Grid() function, not using a "points.shp" file name, but some other format? I don't have a points.shp file, but only the x- and y- and z- coordinates. How do I provide those to the Grid() function?
Please complete the gdal python series. Also it would be very much helpful if you could create a video on how to convert lat long ( spatial coordinates) to pixel coordinates (x,y) and vice versa, with introduction to different projection and crs. Thank you for the video though
Extremely helpful! Please keep updating this series!💕
Thanks for the whole series of gdal in python tutorials! You really make everything clear!
Perfect explanation, thank you!
We need more python/gdal tutorials !!
Many thanks for all your videos about GDAL, it's highly appreciated. 👍
Can you please make a video on Kriging interpolation using Python, where X and Y coordinates and Z values are stored in a shapefile? Or if you already have please suggest the link.
Hi, I'm wondering is it possible to provide the 2nd argument to the Grid() function, not using a "points.shp" file name, but some other format? I don't have a points.shp file, but only the x- and y- and z- coordinates. How do I provide those to the Grid() function?
highly appreciate your work, especially those awesome 3D animations! (y)
Please complete the gdal python series.
Also it would be very much helpful if you could create a video on how to convert lat long ( spatial coordinates) to pixel coordinates (x,y) and vice versa, with introduction to different projection and crs.
Thank you for the video though
Fantastic. Many thanks for this,
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing :)
This was so good, thank you!
That was a great vid!
May I ask how did you do the animations? Loved them!
Its great tanks for sharing
how did you create these 3d animations? i would love to do something similar but actually not animated. Is this donw directly in QGIS?
Yes, I used the Qgis2threejs plugin for this
Please provide the files as well so it wont be confusing to practice the same