Dashboards and online maps
There are many ways to share (geo-)data and information online, from highly elaborated and complex server side solutions, to simple static websites (like this one). I intend to explore some of the simple (open source) solutions out there, which one can deploy with minimal knowledge and skills in website development, setting up servers, and the like. See below for related posts.
Paulo van Breugel
Lecturer & researcher
My interests range from biodiversity and ecology to spatial data analysis. I am also what one could describe as a lifelong learner; I enjoy to learn new things and widen my horizon, both professionally and personally.
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Interactive dashboards with R
Dashboards provide a great way to communicate information and insights about a particular set of data, or combination of data sets. Within the R ecosystem, there are various tools to build interactive dashboards. In this blogpost, I provide an example of a static, but interactive dashboard build in R.
GISQuick
There are several ways you can publish or share your maps, created in QGIS, online. One very easy way is to use the Gisquick publishing platform. It basically requires two steps only; create a QGIS project, and upload it
