QGIS

> Summary & Highlights

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QGIS (Quantum Geographic Information System) is a free and open source geographic information system that enables geospatial information to be created, edited, visualised, analysed and published.  

Many QGIS tutorials have already been created and made available online. These are classified according to the following topics:

  

• Analyses and computations (raster data)

• Analyses and computations (vector data) 

• Animations

• Application  

• Atlas

• Attributes

• Building a Context Model using QGIS and Rhino7

• Coordinate Reference System (CRS)  

• Databases 

• Digital Elevation Model (DEM)  

• Digitizing map data, geometries and actions 

• Exporting and/or saving data  

• Expression window 

• GRASS GIS 

• Images and photos 

• Importing and/or loading data  

• Installation and update 

• Introduction 

• Map creation 

• Metadata 

• Plugins 

• Pointclouds

• Print layout  

• Processing Framework

• Python

• Raster data tools

• Raster mosaics 

• Raster-vector conversion

• Reports

• Rhino

• Sample values from raster data  

• Spatial bookmarks  

• Spatial interpolation and fill nodata raster cells  

• Spatial planning 

• Symbology 

• User Interface 

• Voronoi diagram  

• Web Map Service (WMS) and Web Feature Service (WFS)  

• Workflow automatization  

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The different authors and sources of the recommended tutorials are listed below. Some of them are created by professors from the TU Delft. Other sources such as TOI-pedia and the QGIS training manual are also used. 

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• Erik Meerburg (3D geoinformation research group) 

• Erik Meerburg (Geogoeroe) 

• Hans van der Kwast  

• Mariëlle Geers-Plasmans (Geojuffie) 

• QGIS documentation  

• Stefan van der Spek  

• TOI-pedia  

• Ujaval Gandhi (QGIS Tutorials and Tips) 

• VR-BK 

• Others 

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