> Objective

• This section covers how to perform map algebra for spatial planning.

> Index / Table of Contents

• Introduction  

• Tutorial(s)  

• QGIS installation  

> Summary and Highlights

Introduction 

Spatial planning refers to the technical and political process that affects the distribution of people and activities in space. QGIS can be a useful tool for spatial planning.   

Tutorial(s) 

• Perform map algebra for spatial planning  Hans van der Kwast: “Spatial planning using Map Algebra in QGIS 3”  Language(s): English  Time: 24min 45s   Chapters: introduction (start-1:32), browser panel (1:32-2:33), projection (2:33-4:01), reclassify values (4:01-5:57), verify results (5:57-6:24), Euclidean distance (6:24-8:02), raster calculator (8:02-8:54), no buildings (8:54-9:35), no water (9:35-10:39), no roads (10:39-12:10), color (12:10-12:44), slope (12:44-15:40), distance (15:40), distance style (16:11-16:37), rename map (16:37-17:42), boolean map (17:42-19:53), zeros (19:53-20:14), clump (20:14-20:42), neon poly (20:42-23:03), area (23:03-end)   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfZSyBf6o84   

> QGIS Installation

Do you still need to install QGIS? The QGIS installation and update section explains how to install QGIS on Windows and macOS. 

Useful Links 

QGIS Training Manual

QGIS User Guide

GIS OpenCourseWare

Hans van der Kwast YouTube channel

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