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Sichten in GeoPackage erstellen – so geht's! 👀
GeoPackage unterstützt Views – aber QGIS legt diese nicht so einfach an wie PostGIS oder SpatiaLite. 💡
In unserem Q(GIS)&A-Blogbeitrag erfahren Sie:
• Wofür sind Sichten nützlich?
• Warum fehlt die „Sicht erstellen"-Schaltfläche?
• Wie setzen Sie gpkg_contents & gpkg_geometry_columns korrekt?Inkl. Beispieldaten & SQL-Vorlagen zum Download! 🎁
👉 https://www.wheregroup.com/ueber-uns/blog/qgisa-wie-erstelle-ich-sichten-in-einer-geopackage
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Sichten in GeoPackage erstellen – so geht's! 👀
GeoPackage unterstützt Views – aber QGIS legt diese nicht so einfach an wie PostGIS oder SpatiaLite. 💡
In unserem Q(GIS)&A-Blogbeitrag erfahren Sie:
• Wofür sind Sichten nützlich?
• Warum fehlt die „Sicht erstellen"-Schaltfläche?
• Wie setzen Sie gpkg_contents & gpkg_geometry_columns korrekt?Inkl. Beispieldaten & SQL-Vorlagen zum Download! 🎁
👉 https://www.wheregroup.com/ueber-uns/blog/qgisa-wie-erstelle-ich-sichten-in-einer-geopackage
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Sichten in GeoPackage erstellen – so geht's! 👀
GeoPackage unterstützt Views – aber QGIS legt diese nicht so einfach an wie PostGIS oder SpatiaLite. 💡
In unserem Q(GIS)&A-Blogbeitrag erfahren Sie:
• Wofür sind Sichten nützlich?
• Warum fehlt die „Sicht erstellen"-Schaltfläche?
• Wie setzen Sie gpkg_contents & gpkg_geometry_columns korrekt?Inkl. Beispieldaten & SQL-Vorlagen zum Download! 🎁
👉 https://www.wheregroup.com/ueber-uns/blog/qgisa-wie-erstelle-ich-sichten-in-einer-geopackage
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Sichten in GeoPackage erstellen – so geht's! 👀
GeoPackage unterstützt Views – aber QGIS legt diese nicht so einfach an wie PostGIS oder SpatiaLite. 💡
In unserem Q(GIS)&A-Blogbeitrag erfahren Sie:
• Wofür sind Sichten nützlich?
• Warum fehlt die „Sicht erstellen"-Schaltfläche?
• Wie setzen Sie gpkg_contents & gpkg_geometry_columns korrekt?Inkl. Beispieldaten & SQL-Vorlagen zum Download! 🎁
👉 https://www.wheregroup.com/ueber-uns/blog/qgisa-wie-erstelle-ich-sichten-in-einer-geopackage
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Sichten in GeoPackage erstellen – so geht's! 👀
GeoPackage unterstützt Views – aber QGIS legt diese nicht so einfach an wie PostGIS oder SpatiaLite. 💡
In unserem Q(GIS)&A-Blogbeitrag erfahren Sie:
• Wofür sind Sichten nützlich?
• Warum fehlt die „Sicht erstellen"-Schaltfläche?
• Wie setzen Sie gpkg_contents & gpkg_geometry_columns korrekt?Inkl. Beispieldaten & SQL-Vorlagen zum Download! 🎁
👉 https://www.wheregroup.com/ueber-uns/blog/qgisa-wie-erstelle-ich-sichten-in-einer-geopackage
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RE: https://en.osm.town/@geofabrik/116369760352860779
#GeoPackage files from @geofabrik
Remember, geofabrik can make any data file format you want, for any area, just email `[email protected]`! -
RE: https://en.osm.town/@geofabrik/116369760352860779
#GeoPackage files from @geofabrik
Remember, geofabrik can make any data file format you want, for any area, just email `[email protected]`! -
RE: https://en.osm.town/@geofabrik/116369760352860779
#GeoPackage files from @geofabrik
Remember, geofabrik can make any data file format you want, for any area, just email `[email protected]`! -
RE: https://en.osm.town/@geofabrik/116369760352860779
#GeoPackage files from @geofabrik
Remember, geofabrik can make any data file format you want, for any area, just email `[email protected]`! -
RE: https://en.osm.town/@geofabrik/116369760352860779
#GeoPackage files from @geofabrik
Remember, geofabrik can make any data file format you want, for any area, just email `[email protected]`! -
@russss @geofabrik I switched away from #shapefiles to #geopackage because shp can't be more than 4 (or is it 2) GiB.
Otherwise I haven't been convinced... -
@russss @geofabrik I switched away from #shapefiles to #geopackage because shp can't be more than 4 (or is it 2) GiB.
Otherwise I haven't been convinced... -
@russss @geofabrik I switched away from #shapefiles to #geopackage because shp can't be more than 4 (or is it 2) GiB.
Otherwise I haven't been convinced... -
@russss @geofabrik I switched away from #shapefiles to #geopackage because shp can't be more than 4 (or is it 2) GiB.
Otherwise I haven't been convinced... -
@russss @geofabrik I switched away from #shapefiles to #geopackage because shp can't be more than 4 (or is it 2) GiB.
Otherwise I haven't been convinced... -
Clip and Reproject CORINE Land Cover Data in QGIS
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Clip and Reproject CORINE Land Cover Data in QGIS
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Store Data, Styles and Project in a GeoPackage with QGIS
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Store Data, Styles and Project in a GeoPackage with QGIS
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Store Data, Styles and Project in a GeoPackage with QGIS
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Store Data, Styles and Project in a GeoPackage with QGIS
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Store Data, Styles and Project in a GeoPackage with QGIS
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The reason I made a sample dataset was that I thought it was a bit sluggish querying the GeoPackage file from DuckDB. The query in the image took 2.56 s on the GeoPackage file. I now tried to save the entire dataset into a Parquet file (sorted on county and municipality) and compressed with ZSTD. The same query takes 0.0140s.
Also the Parquet file is 141 MiB compared to 1.18 GiB for the GeoPackage file. The Parquet file is smaller than the original zip file with the GeoPackage file.
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The reason I made a sample dataset was that I thought it was a bit sluggish querying the GeoPackage file from DuckDB. The query in the image took 2.56 s on the GeoPackage file. I now tried to save the entire dataset into a Parquet file (sorted on county and municipality) and compressed with ZSTD. The same query takes 0.0140s.
Also the Parquet file is 141 MiB compared to 1.18 GiB for the GeoPackage file. The Parquet file is smaller than the original zip file with the GeoPackage file.
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The reason I made a sample dataset was that I thought it was a bit sluggish querying the GeoPackage file from DuckDB. The query in the image took 2.56 s on the GeoPackage file. I now tried to save the entire dataset into a Parquet file (sorted on county and municipality) and compressed with ZSTD. The same query takes 0.0140s.
Also the Parquet file is 141 MiB compared to 1.18 GiB for the GeoPackage file. The Parquet file is smaller than the original zip file with the GeoPackage file.
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The reason I made a sample dataset was that I thought it was a bit sluggish querying the GeoPackage file from DuckDB. The query in the image took 2.56 s on the GeoPackage file. I now tried to save the entire dataset into a Parquet file (sorted on county and municipality) and compressed with ZSTD. The same query takes 0.0140s.
Also the Parquet file is 141 MiB compared to 1.18 GiB for the GeoPackage file. The Parquet file is smaller than the original zip file with the GeoPackage file.
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The reason I made a sample dataset was that I thought it was a bit sluggish querying the GeoPackage file from DuckDB. The query in the image took 2.56 s on the GeoPackage file. I now tried to save the entire dataset into a Parquet file (sorted on county and municipality) and compressed with ZSTD. The same query takes 0.0140s.
Also the Parquet file is 141 MiB compared to 1.18 GiB for the GeoPackage file. The Parquet file is smaller than the original zip file with the GeoPackage file.
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#viewinline: A new no-fuss way to visualize your vector data and rasters right in the #terminal: viewinline is a lightweight #Python utility by @Keiko_geo that renders #GeoTIFF-s, #GeoPackage-s, #GeoJSON-s, and #Shapefile-s instantly in #iterm2 (and other compatible terminals).
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/11/04-viewinline/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
#viewinline: A new no-fuss way to visualize your vector data and rasters right in the #terminal: viewinline is a lightweight #Python utility by @Keiko_geo that renders #GeoTIFF-s, #GeoPackage-s, #GeoJSON-s, and #Shapefile-s instantly in #iterm2 (and other compatible terminals).
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/11/04-viewinline/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
#viewinline: A new no-fuss way to visualize your vector data and rasters right in the #terminal: viewinline is a lightweight #Python utility by @Keiko_geo that renders #GeoTIFF-s, #GeoPackage-s, #GeoJSON-s, and #Shapefile-s instantly in #iterm2 (and other compatible terminals).
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/11/04-viewinline/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
#viewinline: A new no-fuss way to visualize your vector data and rasters right in the #terminal: viewinline is a lightweight #Python utility by @Keiko_geo that renders #GeoTIFF-s, #GeoPackage-s, #GeoJSON-s, and #Shapefile-s instantly in #iterm2 (and other compatible terminals).
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/11/04-viewinline/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
#viewinline: A new no-fuss way to visualize your vector data and rasters right in the #terminal: viewinline is a lightweight #Python utility by @Keiko_geo that renders #GeoTIFF-s, #GeoPackage-s, #GeoJSON-s, and #Shapefile-s instantly in #iterm2 (and other compatible terminals).
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/11/04-viewinline/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
Geo Cloud Converter: Maphub.co launches #GeoCloudConverter, a browser-based #WASM tool that transforms common geospatial file types — #GeoJSON, #Shapefile, #KML, #GPX, CSV, #GeoPackage, or #GeoTIFF – into modern, #cloudnative formats like #GeoParquet, #FlatGeobuf,...
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/10/28-geo-cloud-converter/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
Geo Cloud Converter: Maphub.co launches #GeoCloudConverter, a browser-based #WASM tool that transforms common geospatial file types — #GeoJSON, #Shapefile, #KML, #GPX, CSV, #GeoPackage, or #GeoTIFF – into modern, #cloudnative formats like #GeoParquet, #FlatGeobuf,...
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/10/28-geo-cloud-converter/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
Geo Cloud Converter: Maphub.co launches #GeoCloudConverter, a browser-based #WASM tool that transforms common geospatial file types — #GeoJSON, #Shapefile, #KML, #GPX, CSV, #GeoPackage, or #GeoTIFF – into modern, #cloudnative formats like #GeoParquet, #FlatGeobuf,...
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/10/28-geo-cloud-converter/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
Geo Cloud Converter: Maphub.co launches #GeoCloudConverter, a browser-based #WASM tool that transforms common geospatial file types — #GeoJSON, #Shapefile, #KML, #GPX, CSV, #GeoPackage, or #GeoTIFF – into modern, #cloudnative formats like #GeoParquet, #FlatGeobuf,...
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/10/28-geo-cloud-converter/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
Geo Cloud Converter: Maphub.co launches #GeoCloudConverter, a browser-based #WASM tool that transforms common geospatial file types — #GeoJSON, #Shapefile, #KML, #GPX, CSV, #GeoPackage, or #GeoTIFF – into modern, #cloudnative formats like #GeoParquet, #FlatGeobuf,...
https://spatialists.ch/posts/2025/10/28-geo-cloud-converter/ #GIS #GISchat #geospatial #SwissGIS -
learned about #pocketbase - a one-file #backend using #sqlite as #database
it automatically creates an #api - optionally with #authentication
could be a base for a minimalistic #geodata server based on #geopackage #gpkg
#ogc #gischat #spatial #geospatial -
learned about #pocketbase - a one-file #backend using #sqlite as #database
it automatically creates an #api - optionally with #authentication
could be a base for a minimalistic #geodata server based on #geopackage #gpkg
#ogc #gischat #spatial #geospatial -
learned about #pocketbase - a one-file #backend using #sqlite as #database
it automatically creates an #api - optionally with #authentication
could be a base for a minimalistic #geodata server based on #geopackage #gpkg
#ogc #gischat #spatial #geospatial -
learned about #pocketbase - a one-file #backend using #sqlite as #database
it automatically creates an #api - optionally with #authentication
could be a base for a minimalistic #geodata server based on #geopackage #gpkg
#ogc #gischat #spatial #geospatial -
learned about #pocketbase - a one-file #backend using #sqlite as #database
it automatically creates an #api - optionally with #authentication
could be a base for a minimalistic #geodata server based on #geopackage #gpkg
#ogc #gischat #spatial #geospatial -
Did you know that you can package a complete #QGIS :qgis: project (incl. all your layers and data) in a single #Geopackage file, e.g. to move it to another system?
Practical examples, on the new hub:
https://hub.qgis.org/geopackages/?sort=upload_date&order=desc -
Did you know that you can package a complete #QGIS :qgis: project (incl. all your layers and data) in a single #Geopackage file, e.g. to move it to another system?
Practical examples, on the new hub:
https://hub.qgis.org/geopackages/?sort=upload_date&order=desc -
Did you know that you can package a complete #QGIS :qgis: project (incl. all your layers and data) in a single #Geopackage file, e.g. to move it to another system?
Practical examples, on the new hub:
https://hub.qgis.org/geopackages/?sort=upload_date&order=desc -
Did you know that you can package a complete #QGIS :qgis: project (incl. all your layers and data) in a single #Geopackage file, e.g. to move it to another system?
Practical examples, on the new hub:
https://hub.qgis.org/geopackages/?sort=upload_date&order=desc -
Did you know that you can package a complete #QGIS :qgis: project (incl. all your layers and data) in a single #Geopackage file, e.g. to move it to another system?
Practical examples, on the new hub:
https://hub.qgis.org/geopackages/?sort=upload_date&order=desc -
@robintw GeoPackages!
+ They can hold vector and raster data.
+ They are fully functioning SQLite databases.
+ They can include style information.
+ They can be emailed / SCP'd around the world.
+ You can synchronise and combine data from multiple users with @merginmaps.
+ It's an OGC standard so they work with ESRI tooling as well.As that last point suggests, geopackages aren't exclusive to QGIS, but QGIS gives the tools to make the most of them.
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@robintw GeoPackages!
+ They can hold vector and raster data.
+ They are fully functioning SQLite databases.
+ They can include style information.
+ They can be emailed / SCP'd around the world.
+ You can synchronise and combine data from multiple users with @merginmaps.
+ It's an OGC standard so they work with ESRI tooling as well.As that last point suggests, geopackages aren't exclusive to QGIS, but QGIS gives the tools to make the most of them.
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@robintw GeoPackages!
+ They can hold vector and raster data.
+ They are fully functioning SQLite databases.
+ They can include style information.
+ They can be emailed / SCP'd around the world.
+ You can synchronise and combine data from multiple users with @merginmaps.
+ It's an OGC standard so they work with ESRI tooling as well.As that last point suggests, geopackages aren't exclusive to QGIS, but QGIS gives the tools to make the most of them.
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@robintw GeoPackages!
+ They can hold vector and raster data.
+ They are fully functioning SQLite databases.
+ They can include style information.
+ They can be emailed / SCP'd around the world.
+ You can synchronise and combine data from multiple users with @merginmaps.
+ It's an OGC standard so they work with ESRI tooling as well.As that last point suggests, geopackages aren't exclusive to QGIS, but QGIS gives the tools to make the most of them.
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@robintw GeoPackages!
+ They can hold vector and raster data.
+ They are fully functioning SQLite databases.
+ They can include style information.
+ They can be emailed / SCP'd around the world.
+ You can synchronise and combine data from multiple users with @merginmaps.
+ It's an OGC standard so they work with ESRI tooling as well.As that last point suggests, geopackages aren't exclusive to QGIS, but QGIS gives the tools to make the most of them.
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@rspfau In #QGIS try to run the fix tool, create a spatial index and save the layer as a #geopackage Then try again to filter You dataset.
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@rspfau In #QGIS try to run the fix tool, create a spatial index and save the layer as a #geopackage Then try again to filter You dataset.
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@rspfau In #QGIS try to run the fix tool, create a spatial index and save the layer as a #geopackage Then try again to filter You dataset.
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@rspfau In #QGIS try to run the fix tool, create a spatial index and save the layer as a #geopackage Then try again to filter You dataset.
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@rspfau In #QGIS try to run the fix tool, create a spatial index and save the layer as a #geopackage Then try again to filter You dataset.
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I get some of the #gis tradeoffs that might lead someone to publish data as a #geopackage instead of #geojson but there are so many tools and workflows for the latter (json) that I'm having a hard time finding in the former (package).
Anybody have a intro to *analyzing* the geopackage format type blog post (or series) for folks just getting started?
Here's my more concrete query I'm struggling through: How can I find which feature in the dataset contains a particular Point location?
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I get some of the #gis tradeoffs that might lead someone to publish data as a #geopackage instead of #geojson but there are so many tools and workflows for the latter (json) that I'm having a hard time finding in the former (package).
Anybody have a intro to *analyzing* the geopackage format type blog post (or series) for folks just getting started?
Here's my more concrete query I'm struggling through: How can I find which feature in the dataset contains a particular Point location?
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I get some of the #gis tradeoffs that might lead someone to publish data as a #geopackage instead of #geojson but there are so many tools and workflows for the latter (json) that I'm having a hard time finding in the former (package).
Anybody have a intro to *analyzing* the geopackage format type blog post (or series) for folks just getting started?
Here's my more concrete query I'm struggling through: How can I find which feature in the dataset contains a particular Point location?