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Preamble. 1.1. A word from the editor. 2. Introducing GIS. 2.1. Overview. 2.2. More about GIS.
Explore QGIS's exceptional cartographic design features to craft outstanding maps for desktop, mobile, cloud, and print media.
Experience QGIS’ extensive set of design options to bring your cartographic ideas to life. Professional map production ¶ Use the intuitive layout design tool to produce high-quality, large-format print maps. Powerful reporting tools ¶ Create atlases and reports with maps, media and tabular content.
1.1. What is new in QGIS 3.34; 2. Foreword; 3. Conventions. 3.1. GUI Conventions; 3.2. Text or Keyboard Conventions; 3.3. Platform-specific instructions; 4. Features. 4.1. View data; 4.2. Explore data and compose maps; 4.3. Create, edit, manage and export data; 4.4. Analyze data; 4.5. Publish maps on the Internet; 4.6. Extend QGIS functionality ...
QGIS is open source software available under the terms of the GNU General Public License meaning that its source code can be downloaded through ’tarballs’ or the git repository. QGIS Source Code is available here (latest release) and here (long term release)
This chapter provides a quick overview of installing QGIS, downloading QGIS sample data, and running a first simple session visualizing raster and vector data. 5.1. Installing QGIS
QGIS Installers ¶ QGIS is available on Windows, macOS, Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Android and iOS. We recommend installing the Long Term Release (LTR) packages since our LTR versions undergo more rigorous testing before release and receive at least one year of bug fix updates. See also the main installers page.
GIS stands for ‘Geographical Information System’. A GIS consists of: Digital Data –– the geographical information that you will view and analyse using computer hardware and software. Computer Hardware –– computers used for storing data, displaying graphics and processing data.
Welcome to the official documentation of QGIS, the free and open source community-driven GIS software! If you are new to this documentation, the table of contents below and in the sidebar should let you easily access the documentation for your topic of interest.
QGIS Server Guide/Manual (QGIS 3.34) Training Manual. 1. Course Introduction; 2. Module: Creating and Exploring a Basic Map; 3. Module: Classifying Vector Data; 4. Module: Laying out the Maps; 5. Module: Creating Vector Data; 6. Module: Vector Analysis; 7. Module: Rasters; 8. Module: Completing the Analysis; 9. Module: Plugins; 10. Module ...