Category Archives: gvSIG development

The 4th gvSIG Festival is coming

Posted on 04/02/2019 by Alvaro

For the fourth year running we launch the 4th gvSIG Festival, the online conference in which anyone in the world with an Internet connection can attend or participate as a speaker. The event will be held in March 27th and … Continue reading →

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Llega el 4º gvSIG Festival

Posted on 04/02/2019 by Alvaro

Por cuarto año consecutivo lanzamos el 4º gvSIG Festival, las jornadas on-line en las que cualquier persona del mundo con conexión a internet puede asistir o participar como ponente. La fecha, 27 y 28 de marzo de 2019. Este año … Continue reading →

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Graphical output of an archaeological project: Layouts. GIS applied to Archeology

Posted on 04/02/2019 by Mario

We have reached the end of the course about GIS for Archaeologists, where you are going to learn to create a Layout with the different cartographic elements such as scale, north, legend … For this you will start from a … Continue reading →

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Hydrological analysis to locate archaeological material or sites. GIS applied to Archeology

Posted on 28/01/2019 by Mario

At this penultimate module of the course about GIS for Archaeologists, you will see how to perform hydrological analysis from a Digital Elevation Model (DEM), that will be able to help to locate archaeological material.

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Territorial analysis of archaeological sites: Raster geoprocessing and Digital Elevation Models. GIS applied to Archeology

Posted on 23/01/2019 by Mario

We are now reaching the end of the course about GIS applied to Archaeology. At this module you will learn to apply raster geoprocesses and use Digital Elevation Models to perform the territorial analysis of archaeological sites. If you haven’t … Continue reading →

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Análisis territorial de yacimientos: Geoprocesos ráster y Modelos Digitales de Terreno. SIG aplicados a Arqueología

Posted on 23/01/2019 by Alvaro

Entramos ya en la recta final del curso de SIG aplicados a Arqueología. En el módulo de hoy aprenderemos a aplicar geoprocesos ráster y a utilizar Modelos Digitales del Terreno para realizar el análisis territorial de yacimientos. Si aún no … Continue reading →

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Working with historical maps: Georeferencing images. GIS applied to archaeology

Posted on 15/01/2019 by Mario

A new module of the free course about GIS for archaeologists is now available, and we are now halfway through the course. At this module we will see how we can use Geographic Information Systems to georeference historical maps, so … Continue reading →

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Analysis of prospection results: Vector geoprocessing. GIS applied to Archaeology

Posted on 09/01/2019 by Mario

A new module of the free GIS course applied to Archeology is now available. With this module we are already starting to explore some of the advanced tools of Geographic Information Systems. We will see how to apply vector geoprocesses … Continue reading →

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Digitalizing prospection areas. GIS applied to Archeology

Posted on 03/01/2019 by Mario

We publish the second module (of seven) of the free ‘GIS applied to archaeology’ course, where you will learn to create geographic information through the editing tools offered by the open source software called ‘gvSIG Desktop’. We will start by … Continue reading →

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Free Course: GIS for Archaeologists

Posted on 19/12/2018 by Mario

In recent years, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have radically evolved the way in which spatial data are collected, analyzed and interpreted. Because of their characteristics, GIS have become useful applications for archaeologists. The appearance of gvSIG, with a complete suite … Continue reading →

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