Is it possible to get this raster into polygon form?

Where can I get these images

thank you

thank you!

Loved the explanation, cheered me within.😂

multiprocess error classification multiprocess error classification multiprocess error classification multiprocess error classification multiprocess error classification multiprocess error classification multiprocess error classification multiprocess error classification multiprocess error classification multiprocess error classification multiprocess error classification what a frickin dogshit software

multiprocess: error classification . i swear to god, scp is the most scuffed plugin. maybe not, maybe its qgis itself.

That's Palestine! was and forever will be.

Real tutors =❤❤❤❤❤

Thanks Dude!

Thankyou - this was very helpful. The written instructions were not as clear to me as seeing it demonstrated in your video.

Awesome! Thanks

The heg tool bat doesn’t appear i did everything in the video

Great help. I am working on a landscape analysis for my masters thesis and this is great help in getting me started!

Good work

4 years on and still very helpful. Thank you!

Do you if the snap is temporary (to the layer in the project) or permanent (to the layer itself) ? When I snap lines in a certain project, I select and move the intersection node and the 3 lines move together. Then, I open the same layer in another project, select and move the intersection node and the lines get separate, as without the snap. Any clues ? Thank you in advance !

Hello I can't see landsat option in scp plugin and I can't see support rhe scp. Can you pleasee help me out here?? Thank you!

so quiet, can't hear anything

Thank you for this. replicated this but got "ERROR 010658: Failure in distributed raster analytics operation" when I ran the nibble tool. what could be the problem

Such a great video sir. Your explanation is so clear. Thanks sir, keep making such types of video.

Could anybody teach me what’s the difference between 44R and 44N?

Buen video, saludos

hello sir , i am a student from Bhutan and doing a research on a quality of water with qgis without doing experiment so i am stuck how to generate graph like sir , is it from the data by remote sensing or the experimental data, it will be grateful if sir could help me

Its been 8 years to this video... still loved it. Thanks !!

Great tips! Thanks for the workflow. I would just add that one could benefit more from the resulting info by editing the raster's symbology depending on the value range. The Contrast raster, for example, might have the majority of its values no greater than 3 but the few outliers with a value of 15 results in a raster with seemingly little detail. The histogram again is a good tool to find the sweet spot for the min and max values one should have.

Bro sounds like Michael scott

soooo useful

Thank you for the explanation, please can we get a DEM from a multi-bands raster (RGB+NIR) or they have nothing to do with eachother?

Great video, thanks for your help. I'm just moving over from Arc Map to Arc GIS Pro so this really helped me out.

can we used this trick into dense vegetation area?

Hi! do you have anything for ArcGIS users?

Very easy to understand. Thank you!!!

Let me ask you a question. Let's assume that you are under Polaris, and as soon as you start walking away, measure your angle of elevation and distance between you and your starting point. Now, at what degree do you start taking into account the magnetic molten center of hell?

GOOD CLASS. my master studies says thank you and me as will.

Hi Will, for my case when I click HEGTool batch file, it crashes immediately. Any idea what is happening?

Awesome explanation

how about bathymetry data? is it include?

Eight years, and it is one of the best videos.

Many. Datum. Monument control. John.

How did you know what each value represented?

Thanks

why the result of my conversion is in swath format?

those are data only US ?

very cool stuff

10011011 its 155 or 248 ??

Excellent! great explanation!

Amazing explanation, thank you

Thank you very much, this cleared up a lot of confusion

Great content, thanks for uploading! Interesting concept to work around the map projection warping issue by splitting it into small separate zones