QGIS
Create maps, edit spatial data, and run geospatial analysis with open-source GIS
GeoDa
Explore spatial patterns through linked maps and statistical analysis
Meet GeoDa
GeoDa is an open-source application for exploring patterns in geographic data. Linked maps and charts connect individual observations with distributions and statistical results, helping users investigate spatial relationships. The toolkit includes spatial autocorrelation, local cluster maps, and basic spatial regression for point and polygon data.
It also offers methods such as principal component analysis, k-means, and spatially constrained clustering. Windows, macOS, and Linux versions support a range of vector data formats. Researchers can compare variables across linked views and time periods. The documentation recommends aggregating very large datasets into geographic areas before analysis, which helps define a suitable scale for a project.
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- Website
- geodacenter.github.io
- Status
- Launched
- Category
- Data & analytics
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