Problems
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- Not started, Where should a waterway survey start?Decision supportSQLSpatial AnalysisintermediateDifficulty: intermediate320 XP~50 min9 checksSpatial AnalysisintermediateDifficulty: intermediate
Screen large global urban footprints for mapped river contact while keeping scale limitations explicit.
You hand in a spatial SQL query.
Datasets
- Urban areas · Polygon · 2,143 features · EPSG:4326
- Rivers and lake centrelines · LineString · 461 features · EPSG:4326
What you’ll do
- Apply a spatial join to real river and urban geometry
- Keep zero-contact footprints in the inventory
- Distinguish map-scale contact classes for survey planning
Natural Earthurban waterPostGISspatial screeningcategorical mapglobalAlso trains PostGIS / SQL, Cartography, Data ManagementOpen problem - Not started, Which airfields should the response desk check?Decision supportSQLPostGIS / SQLintermediateDifficulty: intermediate260 XP~45 min6 checksPostGIS / SQLintermediateDifficulty: intermediate
Use a metre-based spatial join to identify civil airfields near strong, shallow earthquake epicentres, with the facilities drawn on the map.
You hand in a spatial SQL query.
Datasets
- Global M5.5+ earthquakes, Jan–Mar 2025 · Point · 86 features · EPSG:4326
- World airports · Point · 893 features · EPSG:4326
What you’ll do
- Filter events by magnitude and depth
- Join the selected events to civil airfields within 250 km in metres
- Return traceable, mapped airport points and measured distances
PostGISearthquake responseairportsgeographyglobalAlso trains Spatial Analysis, CartographyOpen problem