by admin | Jun 8, 2022 | How to, Maps, R
This example using RShiny shows how to add polygons to a map from a geoJSON file to show school catchment areas. The school locations are then plotted. The geoJSON file used in this project can be found at:...
by admin | Mar 23, 2022 | How to, Hackathon, PowerBI
This example shows how easy it is to plot items on a map using Power BI. With a few clicks data can be gathered, a map created, and markers plotted onto the map. Simple! Background The example involves using Open Data to plot monuments in Dundee (UK) onto a map using...
by admin | Mar 15, 2022 | How to, Hackathon, PowerBI
This example shows how easy it is to insert Wikipedia extracts into a Power BI report using the Wikimedia API. A slicer is created to hold the name of ships, an image of the relevant ship is pulled in from Wikimedia Commons, and an extract relating to the ship is...
by Pauline Cairns | Oct 4, 2020 | Websites, How to, Images
Glamis Castle, Scotland: Image by Rev Stan/Wikimedia You want to insert an image from WikiCommons onto a web page, it’s easy. All you need to do is copy and paste one line of code into the source html file. That’s it! Insert an image Open your existing...
by Pauline Cairns | Sep 28, 2020 | How to, PowerBI
This example shows how easy it is to plot items on a map using Power BI. With a few clicks data can be gathered, a map created, and markers plotted onto the map. Simple! Background The example involves using Open Data to plot monuments in Dundee (UK) onto a map using...
by Pauline Cairns | Jul 25, 2020 | Maps, How to
Overview You want to insert a Google map into a website, it’s easy. All you need to do is copy and paste one line of code into your source html file. That’s it! Insert a Google map Open your existing html file or set up a new html file. In this example a new...
