Qgis - Geographic Information Systems

Learn to use QGIS through practical exercises

What you'll learn
Learn QGIS from zero
Create, import data, analyze and generate final maps
Learn doing, through step by step use cases - All in the same environment of data.
Requirements
The course is from scratch. So it can be taken by a geo-engineering professional or a design enthusiast.
Description
Course Definition:DisclaimerThis course originally was built in spanish, following the same lessons done in the popular course Learn ArcGIS Pro Easy!  We done it to demostrate than all this could be possible using open software; always in spanish.   Then, some english users asked us, we created a english version of the course; it´s the reason why the interface of the software is in spanish.–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– #AulaGEOGeographic Information Systems using QGIS.-All the exercises you can do in ArcGIS Pro, made with open source software.-Import data from CAD to GIS-Attribute-based thematization- Rules-based calculations-Layout print-Import coordinates from Excel- Digitalization tricks-Geoeferencing imagesAll available files so you can put the acquired knowledge into practice.Done by an expert, spoken aloud, in a single work environment to learn gradually using the AulaGEO methodologyIn the Georeferencing images class you will be able to visualize the ease of placing points in this free system, georeferencing raster images.What will the user learn?-All the exercises that you can do in ArcGIS Pro are done with free software.-It will import data from CAD to GIS-Theming based on attributes-Rule-based calculations-Layout printing-Import coordinates from Excel-Digitization tricks-Georeference imagesThe classes you will see include the following topics:Section 1Class 1: Let's start with QGISClass 2: Data selectionClass 3: Bookmarks - bookmarksSection 2Class 4: XY from ExcelLecture 5: Data symbologyLecture 6: Editing attribute dataClass 7: Labeling of attributesClass 8: Digitization of geographic informationClass 9: Georeference imagesAnalysis of dataLecture 10: Influence Analysis - BufferPublish content with QGISClass 11: Generation of mapsLet's do it at AulaGEO - step-by-step exercisesExercise 1. Import CAD data to GISExercise 2. Import coordinates from Excel to divide a polygonExercise 3. Calculation of areas and composition of calculated fieldsExercise 4. Buffer AnalysisExercise 5. Attribute labelingExercise 6. Theming by attributesExercise 7. Digitization tipsExercise 8. Georeferencing images

Overview

Section 1: The basic with QGIS

Lecture 1 Let´s start with the QGIS

Lecture 2 Data selection

Lecture 3 Use bookmarks

Section 2: Creating and editing spatial data

Lecture 4 Import data from Excel

Lecture 5 Symbology data

Lecture 6 Editing of attribute data

Lecture 7 Labeling features

Lecture 8 Digitization of geographic information

Lecture 9 Georeferencing of images

Section 3: Analysis data

Lecture 10 Buffer analysis

Section 4: Publishing contents from QGIS

Lecture 11 Map generation

Section 5: Let´s do it in AulaGEO - step by step excercises

Lecture 12 Exercise 1. Import CAD data to GIS

Lecture 13 Exercise 2. Import coordinates from Excel for split a polygon

Lecture 14 Exercise 3. Calculation of areas and composition of calculated fields

Lecture 15 Exercise 4. Buffer Analysis

Lecture 16 Exercise 5. Attribute labeling

Lecture 17 Exercise 6. Thematization by attributes

Lecture 18 Exercise 7. Digitization tricks

Lecture 19 Exercise 8. Gereferencing images

Section 6: Asked lesson from students

Lecture 20 PyGIS introduction - Python from QGIS

Lecture 21 Configure a style file for Geoserver, from QGIS

Lecture 22 Publish a map using Qgis2Web

Lecture 23 Adding to QGIS a service published by ESRI ArcGIS Pro

Everyone who wants to improve their profile and expand their opportunities in geospatial design and analysis.,GIS users which have used ArcGIS and want to learn how to do the process with QGIS