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Experimenting with visualising walk times
Used the #QGIS plugin 'QNEAT3' and data copyright #OpenStreetMap contributors, 'iso area as point cloud' option
Shows town of Carnoustie. Just going by the road network with pavements, assuming 5km/h
Rendered and animated in #Blender.
Experimenting with visualising walk times
Used the #QGIS plugin 'QNEAT3' and data copyright #OpenStreetMap contributors, 'iso area as point cloud' option
Shows town of Carnoustie. Just going by the road network with pavements, assuming 5km/h
Rendered and animated in #Blender.
The World's 2.75B Buildings in QGIS!
The United Nations (UN) believes there are 4B buildings on Earth. This week, a dataset called "GlobalBuildingAtlas" (GBA) was published by researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) that attempts to estimate this number at being closer to 2.75B
The World's 2.75B Buildings in QGIS!
The United Nations (UN) believes there are 4B buildings on Earth. This week, a dataset called "GlobalBuildingAtlas" (GBA) was published by researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) that attempts to estimate this number at being closer to 2.75B
✨ A new version of QDT, the toolkit for deploying QGIS profiles for savvy IT departments, has landed with some nice improvements:
- better integration for shortcuts generated on Linux
- allow usage of environment variables in rules path
- add a new job to set the default profile
- handle UNC paths
- documentation improvements
- creation of a Matrix channel
- enable Immutable GitHub Releases
🔗 https://github.com/qgis-deployment/qgis-deployment-toolbelt-cli/
✨ A new version of QDT, the toolkit for deploying QGIS profiles for savvy IT departments, has landed with some nice improvements:
- better integration for shortcuts generated on Linux
- allow usage of environment variables in rules path
- add a new job to set the default profile
- handle UNC paths
- documentation improvements
- creation of a Matrix channel
- enable Immutable GitHub Releases
🔗 https://github.com/qgis-deployment/qgis-deployment-toolbelt-cli/
Where are #GIS people downloading files for country administrative boundaries these days? I used to use https://gadm.org, but it seems like the downloads are not working anymore. I also tried https://geoboundaries.org, but the files that they have don't align very well at different admin levels for the country I'm looking at (Pakistan).
Where are #GIS people downloading files for country administrative boundaries these days? I used to use https://gadm.org, but it seems like the downloads are not working anymore. I also tried https://geoboundaries.org, but the files that they have don't align very well at different admin levels for the country I'm looking at (Pakistan).
📢 En partenariat avec l’UMR LETG (Littoral - Environnement - Télédétection - Géomatique), les prochaines Rencontres des Utilisateurs Francophones de QGIS auront lieu les 24, 25 et 26 Mars 2026 à Brest 🌊 !
Cette année, une rencontre "OSM et territoires" organisée par la Fédération des Professionnels d'OpenStreetMap aura lieu en parallèle de la journée dédiée à la contribution au projet #QGIS .
N'hésitez pas à nous rejoindre!
Plus d'information sur le site des Rencontres:
https://conf.qgis.osgeo.fr/
📢 En partenariat avec l’UMR LETG (Littoral - Environnement - Télédétection - Géomatique), les prochaines Rencontres des Utilisateurs Francophones de QGIS auront lieu les 24, 25 et 26 Mars 2026 à Brest 🌊 !
Cette année, une rencontre "OSM et territoires" organisée par la Fédération des Professionnels d'OpenStreetMap aura lieu en parallèle de la journée dédiée à la contribution au projet #QGIS .
N'hésitez pas à nous rejoindre!
Plus d'information sur le site des Rencontres:
https://conf.qgis.osgeo.fr/
Envoyé à l'impression numérique ce soir pour test en grandeur nature. Ça pourrait être la version définitive... (bon, la dernière fois que j'ai dit ça, j'en ai eu pour un mois de travail supplémentaire 😭).
J'ai un peu agrandi la superficie des glaciers, parce qu'en réalité il ne reste plus grand chose et ça n'avait pas beaucoup d'allure...
#alternativemaps #cartography #grenoble #imaginarymaps #maps#QGIS #sealevelrise #thegimp #blender #oisans
Envoyé à l'impression numérique ce soir pour test en grandeur nature. Ça pourrait être la version définitive... (bon, la dernière fois que j'ai dit ça, j'en ai eu pour un mois de travail supplémentaire 😭).
J'ai un peu agrandi la superficie des glaciers, parce qu'en réalité il ne reste plus grand chose et ça n'avait pas beaucoup d'allure...
#alternativemaps #cartography #grenoble #imaginarymaps #maps#QGIS #sealevelrise #thegimp #blender #oisans
Mapping the journey of the French exploration vessel La Boussole, from August 1785 to Jan 1788.
Quite an epic journey!
Route taken from logbooks in the CLIWOC database (https://www.historicalclimatology.com/cliwoc.html)
It and its sister ship sunk after leaving Australia, in the Solomon Islands (this part is not shown)
Mapping the journey of the French exploration vessel La Boussole, from August 1785 to Jan 1788.
Quite an epic journey!
Route taken from logbooks in the CLIWOC database (https://www.historicalclimatology.com/cliwoc.html)
It and its sister ship sunk after leaving Australia, in the Solomon Islands (this part is not shown)
Oh 😮 Ctrl+Tab in #QGIS hides all the panels and leaves all the room for the map view! How cool is that!
Flight over Spitzbergen. Approaching Longyearbyen from the north-east.
DEM source: Norwegian Polar Institute (2014). Terrengmodell Svalbard (S0 Terrengmodell) [Dataset]. Norwegian Polar Institute. https://doi.org/10.21334/NPOLAR.2014.DCE53A47
Used #QGIS to add an 'skyview factor' raster to add texture (ambient occlusion would also work here, with a bit of tweaking)
Flight over Spitzbergen. Approaching Longyearbyen from the north-east.
DEM source: Norwegian Polar Institute (2014). Terrengmodell Svalbard (S0 Terrengmodell) [Dataset]. Norwegian Polar Institute. https://doi.org/10.21334/NPOLAR.2014.DCE53A47
Used #QGIS to add an 'skyview factor' raster to add texture (ambient occlusion would also work here, with a bit of tweaking)
In #foss4ge2025 I was talking about Mercator projection, and what is the difference with "Web-Mercator"
These images (at different zoom levels) show a loxodromic curve (at 45° N) in Web-Mercator (EPSG:3857) - that is a straight line in Mercator (EPSG:3395). In red the loxodromic or rhumline. In blue a straight line connecting the endpoints.
(To reproduce it in #QGIS, deselect "Clip features to canvas extent" for the affected layers as discussed in https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/issues/62654)
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