I'm converting to a QGIS processing plugin a python script that loads two spatial layers (nodes and edges), converts them to a graph using networkx and after doing some transformation converts back...
Just discovered: the FOSS4G 2023 talk on R packages {#qgisprocess} and {qgis} has been online for a while 🙃.
Access QGIS processing algorithms from R. No need for a QGIS project = enhanced reproducibility! Includes powerful tools like GRASS GIS, SAGA, PCRaster, etc.
Just discovered: the FOSS4G 2023 talk on R packages {#qgisprocess} and {qgis} has been online for a while 🙃.
Access QGIS processing algorithms from R. No need for a QGIS project = enhanced reproducibility! Includes powerful tools like GRASS GIS, SAGA, PCRaster, etc.
- @paleolimbot for creating qgisprocess! 🚀 It's an honour to further maintain the package. - all contributors! ❤️ - @nyalld for QGIS' standalone tool 'qgis_process' (mind the underscore) that underlies the R-package! 👌 - my employer @inbo, who embraces open and reproducible science! INBO has supported work on qgisprocess, through personnel time and paid #QGIS development. 🙏
FOSS4G 2023 PrizrenR is well-known for its unsurpassed provision of well documented statistical functions and packages in the default installation. Less well...
Provides seamless access to the QGIS
() processing toolbox using the standalone
qgis_process command-line utility. Both native and third-party
(plugin) processing providers are supported.
Dear PCRaster users,
we are glad to announce the release of PCRaster 4.4.1. This is a bugfix release with the following fixes:
We fixed a segmentation fault occurring at the end of running a QGIS qgi
