🗺️ 5 GIS Project Ideas You Must Try in 2025 🗺️

Looking to level up your GIS skills and tackle real-world challenges? I’ve got you covered in my new video 👇🏻



Here’s what’s covered: 👇🏻 (1/7) 1️⃣ Bivariate Climate Maps
Combine temperature & precipitation data to reveal hidden climate patterns. Perfect for climate analysis and environmental insights! 🌦️ (2/7)

🌍 Want to tackle real-world challenges with R and cutting-edge datasets?

Here are 7 incredible FREE data sources you can connect to in R—and how to get started. Let’s dive in! 🧵👇 1️⃣ Google Earth Engine (GEE):
Access satellite imagery & process massive datasets effortlessly for climate & land-use analysis.

👉 Learn how to connect R to GEE and map global earthquake data:

What will you explore with GEE? 🌏

🌍 Maps are no longer just flat visuals. With the right tools & data, you can make 3D maps that turn complex datasets into captivating stories.

Here are 10 types of 3D maps you can create, the datasets you'll need, and tutorials to get started 🧵⬇️ 1️⃣ Land Cover in 3D 🌍
Visualize global land cover using Sentinel-2 data from the Esri Living Atlas. See how urban, agricultural, and natural areas coexist in stunning 3D.

🎥 Tutorial: lnkd.in/eS_bJJps

My new map shows the population change (%) between 2017 and 2020, using Eurostat data

#population #Demography #depopulation #europe #RStats #maps #dataviz #gis One pattern is visible for Central & Eastern European countries: apart from major towns the rest has a negative population growth