Thank you! That was exactly what I was looking for! So helpful. 🙏 🙏🙏 And a huge time saver

I have watched a number of your videos on working with QGIS. They've all been very helpful. I have been working with geopackages and wonder if there is a way to save the styles of all shape files in a project. (instead of doing each one by one). Thanks

Please would you kindly explain How after creating this grid. I can edit the layer grid to add more points to the grid. let say that infill the grid between the already existing line with an spacing of 50 m. Thanks you in advance

Thank you. How do you customise the verified grid to change colours

Hi. Where and how to get the DTM?

You sir, are a legend! Sorry if you hear that a lot in mapping circles! Many thanks for your excellent video.

the best presentation 10q

Ty

Why do you seldom use the 'Multiply' blending mode - this would work very well in styling this map …

How can i delete the last vertex or the last few vertices while i am digitizing a polygon?

hello, may I ask something, this is qfield based on community or pro?

super helpful! That plugin is great but it would have taken me ages to figure this out on my own. Thanks for the tutorial!

Thank you, very clear and helpful video

I can’t edit the selected features that’s why it isn’t working for me. Idk how to fix that bug.

How to correct the overlap in QGIS

superb...how you made this interactive ppt

Awesome stuff, thank you!

English please. Tough to understand.

my buffer is stuck in degrees with ⚠️ next to it , how do i fix that

Datum kya hai

I was looking for a way that I could automatically trace an XYZ raster file based on the Land Capability map for the English county of Shropshire, but I found this video and watched through it. (The XYZ file in my QGIS was already georeferenced.) Although the process you show isn't 'automatic', nonetheless, I've found it's actually working for my project. It will be a long slog to extract out the various items in the shapefile, I found that your method of adding 'fill ring' entries and also splitting subsequent 'bites' out of the general 'square shapefile' quite elegant. And for those complicated sections that are twisting, turning linear features, such as river valleys, I've found the easiest way is to cut out a series of sections first, defining them all as the same 'class' or 'category', then hiding the background raster map and any adjoining categories to isolate the various sections of that particular feature, and then to merge those various sections into one. Well done! and thank you for teaching me a couple of new techniques. I wish I'd known this a few months ago when I was working on some geological maps!

GE pro allows you to open shp files direct

Thank you do much !!

very clearly and well explained, thanks

Thank you for posting! Quick tip for those who could not find the Georeferencer under the "Raster" tab, check the "Layer"tab.

Thanks for this Ian - is there a simple way of exporting mutiple layers into an existing gpkg as a batch?

where to find data

thanks for the video if you like, you can import a .zip shapefile into QGIS, no need to unpack it before loading it

Thank you for the great explanation. Learned a lot.

How can I extract the raster values to this grid? Is it possible ?

Very helpful! Thanks a lot

Well done, simple but detailed

How do you make the automatic metadata panel in your feature capturing panel? Especially the coordinates

This video made me understand these, best one yet, THANKS❤

sir , can i make 1mX1m grid on surface like this? and how to detect that points on actual surface ,like by using some sensors or something, please give me answer ,thank you

I am interested with the analysis of population access to healthcare (health coverage analysis) in QGIS. I was wondering, using the Burundi example, can you show how you will determine population access to health care (assuming you have geo-location of all health facilities) - travel time to health facilities or proportion of population within health facility catchment area, if possible taking into consideration geographical barriers such as water bodies, type of roads, mountain, and/or seasonality (rain vs dry season).

Hi, thank you for such a great presentation on how to calculate and map population density.

Fantastic video - helped lots …. Thanks

Hi there. I s there a way I can add text to the video, say a atitle, and maybe legend before exporting the animation?

Do you have a similar video for introducing QField with Iphone ?

Thank you for a very informative video on qgis and field.

Thank you for the good explanation.

what version of qgis did you used here?

How can we change LAT LON order to LON LAT in a shapefile? There are programms which use LON LAT shapefiles.

Thanks for the nice tutorial, it is quite useful.

legend

Hi Ian a few years ago I was working on a project to do with heritage assessments of golf courses in the north of Sydney (Australia) so the gold course thing is very familiar. There were 42 in all. I found the existing courses has quite a lot of information about their facilities and layout. Nothing much through on older courses such as Mosman where the course was removed in WWII except for the club house. - cheers Iain

What a great idea Ian!

Thank you Ian. By helping your students, clients and friends. You therefore are helping me mate. Cheers 🍻

You're a lifesaver fr <3