I may occasionally publish links to ‘how-to’ posts from elsewhere. I recently came across the information linked below.<\/p>\n
OpenStreetMap<\/a> is a free, editable world map (spatial database). Data from the project may be used in GIS software or uploaded to a map-capable GPS unit.<\/p>\n The R Project for Statistical Computing<\/a>\u00a0is the home of R (aka Gnu S) \u2014 a free, open source statistics package that has gained a substantial following in recent years. R is multiplatform and has a large, active developer base. There are many example scripts and a copious amount of tutorial information available online to help you learn R.<\/p>\n The blog post found here<\/a> is entitled\u00a0Visualizing GIS data with R and Open Street Map. <\/span>The tutorial uses free software and data for mapping.\u00a0<\/span>Enjoy.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I may occasionally publish links to ‘how-to’ posts from elsewhere. I recently came across the information linked below. OpenStreetMap is a free, editable world map (spatial database). Data from the project may be used in GIS software or uploaded to … Continue reading