Map Design in GIS (theory)

This video shows presents the theory of map design in geographic information systems (GIS). You will learn what elements should be on a map and how to design a balanced map. It also addresses file types, resolution and styling.
This video is part of IHE Delft OpenCourseWare. More free resources can be found at www.gisopencourseware.org
For an overview of our GIS courses and info on tailor made trainings and advise see our folder: www.un-ihe.org/sites/default/...
More information about the book "QGIS for Hydrological Applications - Recipes for Catchment Hydrology and Water Management" by Kurt Menke and Hans van der Kwast can be found at the website of Locate Press: www.locatepress.com/hyd
IHE Delft and Nieuwland Geoinformatie offer an online course. It includes support from experienced trainers and you'll get the official QGIS certificate after completion. More info at: www.learning-gis.com
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[@LinwoodCreekmoreIII]

Thank you for publishing this video. It helped me understand quite a bit about making maps. I can transfer this immediately to my work with qgis

[@rumana9199]

thanks love from Pakistan

[@DocSchaeuble]

Thanks for this very good video. Unfortunately the end is cut off, the video stops suddenly at 16:40. I would like to see the end...;-)

[@HansvanderKwast]

There was a final slide, but it had to be removed, because the link was not allowed. So you have missed nothing.

[@cheptoocarson8955]

nuclear bomb.. this has made my night..lol