We are constantly making improvements to our user interface. If the UI in this video doesn't match the current UI of the Equator platform, watch our latest video on extracting data from Equator's newest interface: th-cam.com/video/Ogy6F-Fczac/w-d-xo.html
Amazing. I will be using similar visualizations for drone survey vs goog earth resolution in a digital portfolio format. But I will have to include a video presentation. You did this so well.
WOW! I'm not completely following what you're doing here, but I've been very interested in maps, topo, and lidar. I just searched you tube to see if there's anything I don't know, and obviously there is! Oddly enough the spot you zoomed into is 2 counties north of me in Iowa! On the site I use we just got 2020 lidar color hillshade for my area, which is awesome! It picks up my ATV trails through the timber, even logs lying on the forest floor. I use the maps to help with farm maintenance and also help in my hunt for arrowheads. And it's just neat to explore places I normally wouldn't be able to go.
You can now find all of our topography features under the Site Builder tool. You can check out an overview of Site Builder here: equatorstudios.com/2-minute-video/
Once you have a LiDAR file imported onto the map, use the cross section tool on the right-hand toolbar. Then, after the profile is drawn, click 'view cross section' in the menu on the left.
You can access 30 m DEM data anywhere in the world using Equator. The high-resolution lidar is only in the US, some parts of Canada, and New Zealand. Some aspects of the platform are free and other's are paid. You can try everything out for free though!
In the older version of QGIS, the Contours is under the Vector tab. This is not available in the more recent versions, so an alternative method would be to us the Contour plugin.
Equator offers a free trial that allows you to extract and download contours for a limited number of project locations. After the trial has ended, there is a fee.
We are constantly making improvements to our user interface. If the UI in this video doesn't match the current UI of the Equator platform, watch our latest video on extracting data from Equator's newest interface: th-cam.com/video/Ogy6F-Fczac/w-d-xo.html
Madam i like your style of teaching and experience love this
This is amazing! Thanks for providing such a detailed explanation and comparison
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing. I will be using similar visualizations for drone survey vs goog earth resolution in a digital portfolio format. But I will have to include a video presentation. You did this so well.
WOW! I'm not completely following what you're doing here, but I've been very interested in maps, topo, and lidar. I just searched you tube to see if there's anything I don't know, and obviously there is! Oddly enough the spot you zoomed into is 2 counties north of me in Iowa! On the site I use we just got 2020 lidar color hillshade for my area, which is awesome! It picks up my ATV trails through the timber, even logs lying on the forest floor. I use the maps to help with farm maintenance and also help in my hunt for arrowheads. And it's just neat to explore places I normally wouldn't be able to go.
Glad you're enjoying Equator!
Thank you for the video!
Okay, im trying to do this but im having issues at the 2:00 when it comes to contour.
did you find a way? Struggling with the same
QGIS has changed their interface and tools in the latest versions. An alternative to the Vector > Contours option is to use the Contour plugin.
Can we use it for tunnel underneath the ground surface??
yes super
Thank you
"Topography " icon Not found on equator app
You can now find all of our topography features under the Site Builder tool. You can check out an overview of Site Builder here: equatorstudios.com/2-minute-video/
why not use the topo from eaquator studios intead the one from google earth?
How do i change my contour interval of LIDAR database on excel
How can I get an elevation profile/cross section like you show in Excel from geotiff LIDAR data?
Once you have a LiDAR file imported onto the map, use the cross section tool on the right-hand toolbar. Then, after the profile is drawn, click 'view cross section' in the menu on the left.
How do I change my contour interval of LIDAR data on excel
what version of QGSIS are you using? Thanks
good afternoon. Can this technique be used to study the shores of the seas and lagoons? I am interested in the height and slope of the coast. Thanks
I write work along the shores. Can I contact you for help in my direction? I will thank.
@@전창복-q6l Yes, it can! Visit our website and try the app. If you need help, use the help chat in the app. Happy mapping!
Hi, first time to see equator app, just asking is it free and is it cover the entire world? Bcoz sometimes it's only in the US.... thanks
You can access 30 m DEM data anywhere in the world using Equator. The high-resolution lidar is only in the US, some parts of Canada, and New Zealand. Some aspects of the platform are free and other's are paid. You can try everything out for free though!
@@equatorstudios thanks
using qgis 3.36.1 under vector tab cannot find contour
In the older version of QGIS, the Contours is under the Vector tab. This is not available in the more recent versions, so an alternative method would be to us the Contour plugin.
Is that lidar data available for Africa? Good presentation.
Currently, we only have JAXA data available for Africa, which is 30m resolution.
Is it a fee to extract and download contours from a map?
Equator offers a free trial that allows you to extract and download contours for a limited number of project locations. After the trial has ended, there is a fee.
But it seems data is not open source like google earth and qgis
Equator offers a free trial to view and download data
Why do you need to jump through hoops to do something as common as contours in Google Earth? Google is dreadful at software!