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Tag Archives: GIS
R as GIS: Working Out Projections
In addition to the convenience that R offers for data cleaning, analysis and automating reporting, it also has the capacity to complete a variety of mapping (GIS) tasks. Following are a few R snippets to help get started using the … Continue reading
2011 Census – One Stop Shopping
Unfortunately, the changes that were made to the long form census overshadowed another decision which is making detailed census data available to the public for free, rather than as products for purchase. To make it easier to locate these resources, … Continue reading
