Learn QGIS - Cutts, Andrew

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Résumé :
Learn to view, edit and analyse geospatial data using QGIS and Python 3


Key FeaturesLeverage the power of QGIS to add professionalism to your maps
Explore and work with the newly released features like Python 3, GeoPackage, 3D views, Print layouts in QGIS 3.4
Build your own plugins and customize maps using QT designer




Book Description
QGIS 3.4 is the first LTR (long term release) of QGIS version 3. This is a giant leap forward for the project with tons of new features and impactful changes. Learn QGIS is fully updated for QGIS 3.4, covering its processing engine update, Python 3 de-facto coding environment, and the GeoPackage format.


This book will help you get started on your QGIS journey, guiding you to develop your own processing pathway. You will explore the user interface, loading your data, editing, and then creating data. QGIS often surprises new users with its mapping capabilities; you will discover how easily you can style and create your first map. But that's not all! In the final part of the book, you'll learn about spatial analysis and the powerful tools in QGIS, and conclude by looking at Python processing options.


By the end of the book, you will have become proficient in geospatial analysis using QGIS and Python.


What You Will LearnExplore various ways to load data into QGIS
Understand how to style data and present it in a map
Create maps and explore ways to expand them
Get acquainted with the new processing toolbox in QGIS 3.4
Manipulate your geospatial data and gain quality insights
Understand how to customize QGIS 3.4
Work with QGIS 3.4 in 3D




Who this book is for:
?If you are a developer or consultant familiar with the basic functions and processes of GIS and want to learn how to use QGIS to analyze geospatial data and create rich mapping applications, this book is for you. You'll also find this book useful if you're new to QGIS and wish to grasp its fundamentals

Biographie:
Andrew Cutts holds a geography degree and a masters degree in GIS and has almost 20 years of experience in working with geospatial technology. He currently works as a freelance geospatial consultant. He has worked in local government, large multinational companies, and small and medium-sized enterprises. He has run a geospatial blog for almost 3 years and is a co-host of the #scenefromabove podcast. Andrew has spoken at events worldwide on GIS and Earth observation. He is a keen user of Python, especially for rapid prototyping for geospatial challenges. Currently, he is working with clients to maximize their investment with geospatial technology through direct consulting, training, and technical writing.