#qgis — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #qgis, aggregated by home.social.
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Review of the AI Agent for QGIS plugin by TerraLab
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Review of the AI Agent for QGIS plugin by TerraLab
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Review of the AI Agent for QGIS plugin by TerraLab
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Hardcopy of the 2nd Edition of the book #Geomorphometry - Concepts, Software, Applications has arrived! Happy to have a chapter about #QGIS and #PCRaster in the book and to have contributed to the general software chapter. Great to be in the book with colleagues from #GRASS, #SAGA #Whitebox and others. More info: https://shop.elsevier.com/books/geomorphometry/reuter/978-0-443-33376-7
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I do actually have a plan for all those random books I've collected from little free libraries and am adding to my #BookWyrm account at @[email protected] - I want to use them as #ttrpg #worldbuilding inspiration for a custom fantasy world.
But before I can start with that, I need to do some setup work first (and I am _definitely_ not going to do that before I have finally published my current book manuscript - there have been too many distractions already).
My big idea is to a combined wiki/interactive map system like they have at the #Pathfinder wiki. See here for the wiki:
and here for the map:
https://map.pathfinderwiki.com/
Now, I've created wikis before and I have drawn maps before. However, for project this I have to delve into #QGIS , and _that's_ something I need to learn from the beginning. (And I _do_ want a true 3D model for the world, using #GIS information).
Once I have set this up, I use all the books I have to come up with new locations and add them to both the wiki and the map at the same time. But first, I need to learn _how_ to do this and set it up.
So if you know of any good tutorials for QGIS for this purpose - i.e. _not_ using for conveying real world information, but building a fantasy world from the ground up - then feel free to point them my way.
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A terrain view (top) and it's labels (bottom). The soundtrack is a noisy laptop whirring away rendering the top view under the bottom labels :D
...not *quite* ready to take the 3D view screenshot and layout/label in inkscape path just yet... almost though.
ATES classes, Leather Barrel Creek.
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A terrain view (top) and it's labels (bottom). The soundtrack is a noisy laptop whirring away rendering the top view under the bottom labels :D
...not *quite* ready to take the 3D view screenshot and layout/label in inkscape path just yet... almost though.
ATES classes, Leather Barrel Creek.
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A terrain view (top) and it's labels (bottom). The soundtrack is a noisy laptop whirring away rendering the top view under the bottom labels :D
...not *quite* ready to take the 3D view screenshot and layout/label in inkscape path just yet... almost though.
ATES classes, Leather Barrel Creek.
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A terrain view (top) and it's labels (bottom). The soundtrack is a noisy laptop whirring away rendering the top view under the bottom labels :D
...not *quite* ready to take the 3D view screenshot and layout/label in inkscape path just yet... almost though.
ATES classes, Leather Barrel Creek.
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A terrain view (top) and it's labels (bottom). The soundtrack is a noisy laptop whirring away rendering the top view under the bottom labels :D
...not *quite* ready to take the 3D view screenshot and layout/label in inkscape path just yet... almost though.
ATES classes, Leather Barrel Creek.
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Mergin Maps Filtering features
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#30DayMapChallenge Day 19: Projections 🍊🌍
Ever tried peeling an orange and laying it flat? It cracks apart, just like the Earth when we project it onto a map.
So today I made a world map out of orange peel, styled in a polar stereographic projection. Made in #QGIS with #NaturalEarth data.
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#30DayMapChallenge Day 19: Projections 🍊🌍
Ever tried peeling an orange and laying it flat? It cracks apart, just like the Earth when we project it onto a map.
So today I made a world map out of orange peel, styled in a polar stereographic projection. Made in #QGIS with #NaturalEarth data.
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#30DayMapChallenge Day 19: Projections 🍊🌍
Ever tried peeling an orange and laying it flat? It cracks apart, just like the Earth when we project it onto a map.
So today I made a world map out of orange peel, styled in a polar stereographic projection. Made in #QGIS with #NaturalEarth data.
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#30DayMapChallenge Day 19: Projections 🍊🌍
Ever tried peeling an orange and laying it flat? It cracks apart, just like the Earth when we project it onto a map.
So today I made a world map out of orange peel, styled in a polar stereographic projection. Made in #QGIS with #NaturalEarth data.
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#30DayMapChallenge Day 19: Projections 🍊🌍
Ever tried peeling an orange and laying it flat? It cracks apart, just like the Earth when we project it onto a map.
So today I made a world map out of orange peel, styled in a polar stereographic projection. Made in #QGIS with #NaturalEarth data.
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The first hardcopy of Collecting Field Data with QGIS and Mergin Maps - written by Alexandra Bucha Rášová and me - has arrived & it looks great! Learn more from Locate Press: https://locatepress.com/book/mergin-maps
You can find the Locate Press store here: https://store.locatepress.com/
#QGIS #MerginMaps #FieldDataCollection #GPS
