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Spatial Data Interactions: Raster-Vector (summary)

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This lecture discusses the combination of information from different layers for georeferenced phenomena analysis. It explores spatial interactions between raster and vector layers using QGIS tools like 'point sampling tool' for data transfer and 'zonal statistics' for calculating statistics within defined polygon areas.

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