Add vector data analysis tutorial#136
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New beginner/intermediate tutorial covering the core vector toolkit: - exploring features and attributes (v.info, v.db.select) - selecting by attribute (v.extract) and by location (v.select) - buffering (v.buffer) and overlaying (v.overlay) layers - counting features per area (v.vect.stats) for a thematic map Worked example uses the North Carolina schools, roads, and ZIP codes, and the grass.tools API (GRASS 8.5). Categories: vector, beginner, intermediate, Python.
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Adds a new beginner/intermediate tutorial on vector data analysis — the tutorial
set currently has no dedicated vector-focused tutorial, so this fills that gap and
covers the operations users reach for most often.
What it covers
Using the North Carolina
schools_wake(points),roadsmajor(lines), andzipcodes_wake(areas), it works through a single "school accessibility" example:v.info,v.db.selectv.extract(the 95 elementary schools)v.buffer(a 500 m road corridor)v.select(the 15 elementary schools within the corridor)v.overlay(road corridor intersected with ZIP areas)v.vect.stats+ ad.vect.thematicchoropleth of schools per ZIPDetails
eval: false).vector,beginner,intermediate,Python.Feedback on scope, the choice of example, or wording is very welcome.