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This is the space for Geoanalytics' documentation. We have very little of it right now, but we're aiming for more.
User documentation consists of describing how to perform common tasks within Geoanalytics. Anything without an active link here needs to be written, but is currently possible within Geoanalytics.
- Publish a Shapefile or GeoTIFF as a new data source
- Publish a GRASS project as a data source
- Publish a PostGIS table, view, or virtual table as a data source
- Publish a Spatialite database as a data source
- Other supported data types through OGR and GDAL
- Understanding the Data Source summary page
- Ensure that a data source stays up to date automatically
- Attach data from an Excel spreadsheet to existing data
- Geocode and publish an Excel spreadsheet
- Analysis of data using the web-based interactive notebook
- Style a data source and publish a styled map
- Writing a simple "app" using published data sources and Javascript
- Writing a complex app using Django and Geoanalytics
- Creating a data catalog
- CartoCSS Reference
- TileMill
- OGC WFS Support
- OGC WMS Support
- Using Geoanalytics to download data in other formats
- Import a styled map into ArcGIS
- Import a styled map into QGIS
- Import a data source into ArcGIS
- Import a data source into QGIS
Geoanalytics is a server-based system, and thus requires an administrator to set up properly. This documentation covers what you need to know to install and run Geoanalytics on your own infrastructure.
Geoanalytics is based on top of Django and Mezzanine, as well as a number of scientific and geographic packages. For instance, the Django admin interface is the admin interface for Geoanalytics, and the Mezzanine extensions to this provide the majority of what you need to add and describe content to Geoanalytics.