Archive: Qgis

Those who are users of QGIS, GRASS, SAGA or ArcGIS, can now use color palettes from the same applications in Google Earth Engine with the help of the ee-cpticity module.

Here is a QGIS workshop that covers some of the most common workflows and tools for desktop GIS users. It also includes short videos that help understand how the tools can be used.

Curious about annotations in QGIS? Check out this deep-dive workshop.

Recent versions of QGIS support using the OGC API for Features as a vector data source. Learn how to publish spatial data with pg_featureserv using this protocol and add the layer to QGIS.

Here is a set of tutorials for building relative elevation models (REMs) in QGIS, creating beautiful visualizations of the results and exporting the images.

You can now search and use any STAC API with QGIS. This plugin offers a comfortable way to browse the STAC API items and ability to add the STAC API assets as map layers into QGIS.

QGIS GeoNode plugin, that allows working with and managing GeoNode resources in QGIS, is now published in QGIS plugins repository.

The MapFlow plugin for QGIS provides AI models for automatic feature extraction from satellite imagery, including building footprints, roads, fields, forest and construction sites.

Kart is now available as a QGIS plugin. Work with version controlled data directly within your desktop GIS – see your data history, commit incremental changes and create and merge branches with ease.

Here is an advanced tutorial on how to create 3D OpenStreetMap city models with QGIS and Aerialod.