#qgis — Public Fediverse posts
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I try to write a png of a map with #qgis and pythoon. This works well for data from a local gpkg-file, but fails on e.g. OSM; there I just get a solid lightblue box for the OSM data. Happens within qgis and as standalone code.
Inside qgis directly use the code from 10.1 https://docs.qgis.org/3.44/en/docs/pyqgis_developer_cookbook/composer.html#simple-rendering . It also shows the correct info on OSM with .metadata().rights().
Any hints or what should I test? In the map within the qgis GUI everything looks ok.
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I try to write a png of a map with #qgis and pythoon. This works well for data from a local gpkg-file, but fails on e.g. OSM; there I just get a solid lightblue box for the OSM data. Happens within qgis and as standalone code.
Inside qgis directly use the code from 10.1 https://docs.qgis.org/3.44/en/docs/pyqgis_developer_cookbook/composer.html#simple-rendering . It also shows the correct info on OSM with .metadata().rights().
Any hints or what should I test? In the map within the qgis GUI everything looks ok.
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I try to write a png of a map with #qgis and pythoon. This works well for data from a local gpkg-file, but fails on e.g. OSM; there I just get a solid lightblue box for the OSM data. Happens within qgis and as standalone code.
Inside qgis directly use the code from 10.1 https://docs.qgis.org/3.44/en/docs/pyqgis_developer_cookbook/composer.html#simple-rendering . It also shows the correct info on OSM with .metadata().rights().
Any hints or what should I test? In the map within the qgis GUI everything looks ok.
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I try to write a png of a map with #qgis and pythoon. This works well for data from a local gpkg-file, but fails on e.g. OSM; there I just get a solid lightblue box for the OSM data. Happens within qgis and as standalone code.
Inside qgis directly use the code from 10.1 https://docs.qgis.org/3.44/en/docs/pyqgis_developer_cookbook/composer.html#simple-rendering . It also shows the correct info on OSM with .metadata().rights().
Any hints or what should I test? In the map within the qgis GUI everything looks ok.
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I try to write a png of a map with #qgis and pythoon. This works well for data from a local gpkg-file, but fails on e.g. OSM; there I just get a solid lightblue box for the OSM data. Happens within qgis and as standalone code.
Inside qgis directly use the code from 10.1 https://docs.qgis.org/3.44/en/docs/pyqgis_developer_cookbook/composer.html#simple-rendering . It also shows the correct info on OSM with .metadata().rights().
Any hints or what should I test? In the map within the qgis GUI everything looks ok.
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Finished teaching #QGIS for #Groundwater Applications to the #ErasmusMundus GroundWatCh MSc students at IST in Lisbon! Despite very hot days in classrooms without AC, the group worked hard and produced great groundwater and surface water maps.
Today, the students received their official QGIS certificates.
Great closing session with @timlinux, presenting on QGIS behind the scenes. Looking forward to seeing the students again at #IHEDelft in 6 months!
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Finished teaching #QGIS for #Groundwater Applications to the #ErasmusMundus GroundWatCh MSc students at IST in Lisbon! Despite very hot days in classrooms without AC, the group worked hard and produced great groundwater and surface water maps.
Today, the students received their official QGIS certificates.
Great closing session with @timlinux, presenting on QGIS behind the scenes. Looking forward to seeing the students again at #IHEDelft in 6 months!
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Finished teaching #QGIS for #Groundwater Applications to the #ErasmusMundus GroundWatCh MSc students at IST in Lisbon! Despite very hot days in classrooms without AC, the group worked hard and produced great groundwater and surface water maps.
Today, the students received their official QGIS certificates.
Great closing session with @timlinux, presenting on QGIS behind the scenes. Looking forward to seeing the students again at #IHEDelft in 6 months!
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Finished teaching #QGIS for #Groundwater Applications to the #ErasmusMundus GroundWatCh MSc students at IST in Lisbon! Despite very hot days in classrooms without AC, the group worked hard and produced great groundwater and surface water maps.
Today, the students received their official QGIS certificates.
Great closing session with @timlinux, presenting on QGIS behind the scenes. Looking forward to seeing the students again at #IHEDelft in 6 months!
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Finished teaching #QGIS for #Groundwater Applications to the #ErasmusMundus GroundWatCh MSc students at IST in Lisbon! Despite very hot days in classrooms without AC, the group worked hard and produced great groundwater and surface water maps.
Today, the students received their official QGIS certificates.
Great closing session with @timlinux, presenting on QGIS behind the scenes. Looking forward to seeing the students again at #IHEDelft in 6 months!
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🚀 The new edition of the book #Geomorphometry is almost available. It’s not open access, but I’m glad to see a strong shift toward #OpenSource tools like #QGIS, #PCRaster, #GRASS, #Whitebox and Python/R packages. Happy I could contribute to this through my chapter on QGIS and PCRaster!
More info and pre-order: https://shop.elsevier.com/books/geomorphometry/reuter/978-0-443-33376-7
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🚀 The new edition of the book #Geomorphometry is almost available. It’s not open access, but I’m glad to see a strong shift toward #OpenSource tools like #QGIS, #PCRaster, #GRASS, #Whitebox and Python/R packages. Happy I could contribute to this through my chapter on QGIS and PCRaster!
More info and pre-order: https://shop.elsevier.com/books/geomorphometry/reuter/978-0-443-33376-7
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🚀 The new edition of the book #Geomorphometry is almost available. It’s not open access, but I’m glad to see a strong shift toward #OpenSource tools like #QGIS, #PCRaster, #GRASS, #Whitebox and Python/R packages. Happy I could contribute to this through my chapter on QGIS and PCRaster!
More info and pre-order: https://shop.elsevier.com/books/geomorphometry/reuter/978-0-443-33376-7
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🚀 The new edition of the book #Geomorphometry is almost available. It’s not open access, but I’m glad to see a strong shift toward #OpenSource tools like #QGIS, #PCRaster, #GRASS, #Whitebox and Python/R packages. Happy I could contribute to this through my chapter on QGIS and PCRaster!
More info and pre-order: https://shop.elsevier.com/books/geomorphometry/reuter/978-0-443-33376-7
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🚀 The new edition of the book #Geomorphometry is almost available. It’s not open access, but I’m glad to see a strong shift toward #OpenSource tools like #QGIS, #PCRaster, #GRASS, #Whitebox and Python/R packages. Happy I could contribute to this through my chapter on QGIS and PCRaster!
More info and pre-order: https://shop.elsevier.com/books/geomorphometry/reuter/978-0-443-33376-7