Re: [Qgis-user] Hello, new to QGIS

[Alessandro Pasotti via Qgis-user]

Hi,

you have several options: you can store the QGIS project on a remote
postgres DB and provided that the layer's data is also stored in a remote
accessible DB you should be ready to go.

If the data are stored on disk, you'll have to transfer them to the server
in order to have them accessible on the server.

Of course if you have other filesystem-based assets used by your project
(icons, svgs etc.) you need to transfer them as well, keeping paths
relative to the project path will make everything easier in that regard.

If you don't want/can store the project in the remote postgres DB you can
transfer the project and all other filesystem-based assets to the server.


Kind regards




On Wed, Mar 9, 2022 at 8:02 PM Ben Siewert via Qgis-user <
qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I'm new to QGIS. I'm a web developer and helping a friend with a QGIS
> project.
>
> I'm wondering how I can sync a local QGIS desktop project with a QGIS
> server.
>
> One thing I'm really confused about is on the QGIS server documentation, I
> need the url to point to a file (world.qgs in the docs, link here
> 
> ).
>
> So my question is:
>
> In order to sync project changes from the Desktop app to the server, do I
> need to only connect to the remote Postgres database? Or do I also need to
> upload this file and point the url to it?
>
> Or is it possible to only have to sync the database?
>
> Thanks a ton in advance, and I'm pretty impressed with this project!
>
> Ben
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Re: [Qgis-user] hello, you saw such?

[naomi jackson]

Nice day) http://ddccs.com/18411.php?ftopicid=o1a2
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Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[Pierre Chevalier Géologue]

Hello,

paul ferro claviota:
Hi Pierre or anyone else that has success with connecting to a GPS 
with QGIS through the GPS plugin.


I Haven't tried this since a long time: gpsbabel works so well that I 
don't really need this extension. But I'll try it right now, and I'll 
tell you about it shortly.


I am trying to connect a Garmin GPS that has a com to usb converter 
cable.  


I think I have such a cable somewhere. I don't need it any more, since 
my garmin device has a USB port.



Other apps. read my GPS from COM3, and work just fine.
I just installed QGIS 1.4, and GPS babel is installed, and I have set 
the PATH under environmental variables so that QGIS will see 
gpsbabel.  But whenever I go to download from my GPS, 


Looks good, so far.

I either get the message that 'GPS Babel would not start', 

Is gpsbabel in the search path of your system?
Do you use a modern operating system, with a Unix-type 
architecture, or one of these old-fashioned things which used to be 
sold, especially during the last century?  I think it was called 
Crimosoft windows, or something similar. (sorry, I couldn't help...)
These old, inefficient, etc. systems are really troublesome, as far as 
multiple search paths are concerned. Apparently, this seems to be your 
case, since you have to set PATH variable. Maybe there is 
another variable required?



or 'this layer could not be added to the map'


Does this message appear _after_ the data was downloaded?

What is the code that you are using for your GPS unit under devices in 
the GPS Device Editor?
The default for Garmin under the waypoint command is %gpsbabel -w -i 
garmin -o gpx "%in" "%out"
I've also tried %babel -w -i garmin -f COM: -o gpx -F gps.gpx  but 
have not had luck.


This is the command line I use:

   gpsbabel -t -w -i garmin -o gpx -f /dev/ttyUSB0 -F tmp.gpx

It is included in a complete script that I use regularly.
Here is the script I use to dump my gps: it creates some backups, does 
some stuff, and eventually adds data to my main gps log file 
(gps_log.gpx). It is a bash script. I'm afraid the comments are in 
French, but it is quite understandable, I believe. There is still a bit 
of paranoid backups, you may notice; I'll remove them, one day:



   echo "Dompage de la montre garmin forerunner dans ~/gps/gps_log.gpx"
   cd ~/gps #_domps_montre_garmin_forerunner

   echo "Sauvegarde du gps/gps_log.gpx précédent dans .okz"
   cd .okz

   #tiré de mkdiraujourdhui
   i=`date +%Y_%m_%d`
   mkdir $i  &&  ls -trlh | tail -1

   cd ..
   cp gps_log.gpx .okz/$(ls .okz/ -trp | grep \/ | tail -1)

   #allons chercher les données du gps
   echo "Dompage des données du gps, préalablement convenablement raccordé"
   echo "..."
   gpsbabel -t -w -i garmin -o gpx -f /dev/ttyUSB0 -F tmp.gpx

   #pour enlever les:
   #  ^D#
   #  ^D#
   # disgrâcieux qui embêtent qgis:
   echo "nettoyage..."
   grep -v \# < tmp.gpx > tmp2.gpx

   #filtrons la sortie, manière de nettoyer un peu:
   #d'abord, on assemble les traces en une trace
   echo "rassemblage des traces en une seule..."
   gpsbabel -t -i gpx -f tmp2.gpx -x track,merge -o gpx -F tmp3.gpx
   #puis on redivise tout ça, en fonction du temps. On sépare les
   tracés quand il y a plus d'une demi-heure entre chaque point (GPS
   éteint ou sans couverture sat: ça évite les longs tronçons droits
   disgrâcieux quand on paume les satellites), et on met un titre
   explicite au tracé, généré à partir de la date&heure
   echo "puis redivision de la trace en fonction des arrêts de plus de
   30 minutes..."
   gpsbabel -t -i gpx -f tmp3.gpx -x
   track,pack,split=30m,title="%Y_%m_%d %r" -o gpx -F tmp4.gpx

   #gpsbabel -t -w -i garmin -o gpx -f domp_gps_forerunner_log.gpx -i
   gpx -f tmp2.gpx -F tmp3.gpx
   #marche plus, le 19/10/2008


   #puis on rassemble avec le fichier principal où on logge tout, en
   excluant les duplicates:
   echo "puis on rassemble avec le fichier principal où on logge tout,
   en excluant les duplicates..."
   gpsbabel -t -w -i gpx -f gps_log.gpx -i gpx -f tmp4.gpx -x
   duplicate,location -o gpx -F tmp5.gpx

   #on renomme le dernier fichier temporaire avec la date courante:
   echo "on renomme le dernier fichier temporaire avec la date courante..."
   i=domp_gps_`date +"%F-%Hh%M"`.gpx
   mv tmp4.gpx $i

   #quelques sauvegardes, un peu parano, mais tout ça est en cours
   d'écriture; on supprimera quand on sera sûr de soi:
   echo "quelques sauvegardes de plus..."
   cp gps_log_dernier.gpx gps_log_avant_dernier.gpx
   cp gps_log.gpx gps_log_dernier.gpx
   #Et finalement, on renomme le dernier vers LE fichier contenant tous
   les tracés:
   echo "Finalement, on renomme le dernier vers LE fichier contenant
   tous les tracés"
   mv tmp5.gpx gps_log.gpx

   #ménage
   echo "ménage"
   rm tmp.gpx
   rm tmp2.gpx
   rm tmp3.gpx

   #mv domp_gps_forerunner_log_dernier.gpx
   domp_gps_forerunner_log_avdernier.gpx
   #mv domp_gps_forerunner_log.gpx domp_gps_forerunner_log_dernier.gpx
   #mv tmp3.gpx dom

Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[John C. Tull]

Hi Paul,

You might want to look at this outstanding bug report. Perhaps it will provide 
a solution that is still valid, assuming you are on either Windows or OS X.

http://trac.osgeo.org/qgis/ticket/1170

Cheers,
John

On Jan 15, 2010, at 1:17 PM, paul ferro wrote:

> 
> 
> Hi Pierre or anyone else that has success with connecting to a GPS with QGIS 
> through the GPS plugin.
> 
> I am trying to connect a Garmin GPS that has a com to usb converter cable.  
> Other apps. read my GPS from COM3, and work just fine.
> 
> I just installed QGIS 1.4, and GPS babel is installed, and I have set the 
> PATH under environmental variables so that QGIS will see gpsbabel.  But 
> whenever I go to download from my GPS, I either get the message that 'GPS 
> Babel would not start', or 'this layer could not be added to the map'
> 
> What is the code that you are using for your GPS unit under devices in the 
> GPS Device Editor?
> The default for Garmin under the waypoint command is %gpsbabel -w -i garmin 
> -o gpx "%in" "%out"
> I've also tried %babel -w -i garmin -f COM: -o gpx -F gps.gpx  but have not 
> had luck.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Paul 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> > Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 13:54:20 +0100
> > From: pierrechevalierg...@free.fr
> > To: a.neum...@carto.net
> > Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] Hello
> > CC: qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org
> > 
> > All right, I haven't tried it. Actually, I don't use the print 
> > composer, I usually export maps from the mapper, which works fine for 
> > me. I try the print composer right now. Oh, it has changed much. Let's 
> > see...
> > 
> > But I still think that a graticule displayed on the mapper would be very 
> > helpful, when you work on maps.
> > 
> > A+
> > Pierre
> > 
> > PS: sorry, I first replied out of the list.
> > 
> > Andreas Neumann claviota:
> > > regarding the coordinate grid:
> > >
> > > this is now in the print composer (Version 1.4 and above). No more
> > > complicated workarounds or separate plugins ... This new feature is
> > > available when a map item is selected and active in the print composer.
> > > Activate the grid with the checkbox and make your settings. I am sure that
> > > there are special cases not handled in the print composer, like grid in a
> > > different coordinate system than your data (eg. data in UTM and grid in
> > > degrees (lat/lon)). But most general cases should be possible now.
> > >
> > > Andreas
> > >
> > >
> > > On Wed, January 13, 2010 9:29 am, Pierre Chevalier Géologue wrote:
> > > 
> > >> Good morning,
> > >>
> > >> Brett Adams claviota:
> > >> 
> > >>> Hi Pierre,
> > >>> I'm a geophysicist in Australia, working primarily in Nickel and IOCG.
> > >>> Just started my own consultantsy this year and started with Qgis last
> > >>> week. My requirements of Qgis sound very similar to yours.
> > >>> 
> > >> Certainly. You geophysicists like bright colours, and we geologists
> > >> have more dull colours, but after all, we are dealing with the same
> > >> thing: rocks, displayed on maps! ;)
> > >> So I believe we should have similar requirements!
> > >>
> > >> 
> > >>> How are you getting a coordinate grid around your maps?
> > >>> 
> > >> Not easily. Usually, I generate several graticules using the
> > >> appropriate plugin, which creates a shapefile for each graticule. I
> > >> have to manually change the srid, and then I overlay all my graticules,
> > >> using different transparencies, to get a neat visual effect. I also
> > >> play with labels, according to map scale and the step of graticule.
> > >>
> > >> 
> > >>> I'm hoping you have a better (faster) system than me.
> > >>> 
> > >> I'm afraid not... ;(
> > >>
> > >> 
> > >>> My process works but is a bit of stuffing about. I generate a vector
> > >>> grid, edit the DBF file, reimport the DBF then get the labels organised.
> > >>> 
> > >> All right: then, you end up with points with a little cross symbol, if I
> > >> understand well, with labels around them.
> > >>
> > >> I believe this is a feature that would be needed by many of us, qgis
> > >> users. I had the plan to try to write a pl

RE: [Qgis-user] Hello

[paul ferro]

Hi Pierre or anyone else that has success with connecting to a GPS with QGIS 
through the GPS plugin.

I am trying to connect a Garmin GPS that has a com to usb converter cable.  
Other apps. read my GPS from COM3, and work just fine.

I just installed QGIS 1.4, and GPS babel is installed, and I have set the PATH 
under environmental variables so that QGIS will see gpsbabel.  But whenever I 
go to download from my GPS, I either get the message that 'GPS Babel would not 
start', or 'this layer could not be added to the map'

What is the code that you are using for your GPS unit under devices in the GPS 
Device Editor?
The default for Garmin under the waypoint command is %gpsbabel -w -i garmin -o 
gpx "%in" "%out"
I've also tried %babel -w -i garmin -f COM: -o gpx -F gps.gpx  but have not had 
luck.

Thanks,


Paul 




> Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 13:54:20 +0100
> From: pierrechevalierg...@free.fr
> To: a.neum...@carto.net
> Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] Hello
> CC: qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org
> 
> All right, I haven't tried it.  Actually, I don't use the print 
> composer, I usually export maps from the mapper, which works fine for 
> me. I try the print composer right now.  Oh, it has changed much.  Let's 
> see...
> 
> But I still think that a graticule displayed on the mapper would be very 
> helpful, when you work on maps.
> 
> A+
> Pierre
> 
> PS: sorry, I first replied out of the list.
> 
> Andreas Neumann claviota:
> > regarding the coordinate grid:
> >
> > this is now in the print composer (Version 1.4 and above). No more
> > complicated workarounds or separate plugins ... This new feature is
> > available when a map item is selected and active in the print composer.
> > Activate the grid with the checkbox and make your settings. I am sure that
> > there are special cases not handled in the print composer, like grid in a
> > different coordinate system than your data (eg. data in UTM and grid in
> > degrees (lat/lon)). But most general cases should be possible now.
> >
> > Andreas
> >
> >
> > On Wed, January 13, 2010 9:29 am, Pierre Chevalier Géologue wrote:
> >   
> >> Good morning,
> >>
> >> Brett Adams claviota:
> >> 
> >>> Hi Pierre,
> >>> I'm a geophysicist in Australia, working primarily in Nickel and IOCG.
> >>> Just started my own consultantsy this year and started with Qgis last
> >>> week. My requirements of Qgis sound very similar to yours.
> >>>   
> >> Certainly.  You geophysicists like bright colours, and we geologists
> >> have more dull colours, but after all, we are dealing with the same
> >> thing: rocks, displayed on maps! ;)
> >> So I believe we should have similar requirements!
> >>
> >> 
> >>> How are you getting a coordinate grid around your maps?
> >>>   
> >> Not easily.  Usually, I generate several graticules using the
> >> appropriate plugin, which creates a shapefile for each graticule.  I
> >> have to manually change the srid, and then I overlay all my graticules,
> >> using different transparencies, to get a neat visual effect.  I also
> >> play with labels, according to map scale and the step of graticule.
> >>
> >> 
> >>> I'm hoping you have a better (faster) system than me.
> >>>   
> >> I'm afraid not... ;(
> >>
> >> 
> >>> My process works but is a bit of stuffing about. I generate a vector
> >>> grid, edit the DBF file, reimport the DBF then get the labels organised.
> >>>   
> >> All right: then, you end up with points with a little cross symbol, if I
> >> understand well, with labels around them.
> >>
> >> I believe this is a feature that would be needed by many of us, qgis
> >> users.  I had the plan to try to write a plugin to do a neat graticule,
> >> generated every time the map is changed, with coordinates every 1km, or
> >> 100m, or 1000km, depending on the zoom, or 1°, or 30", etc. depending on
> >> the srid (which may be different from the map).  But no time...
> >> So many software packages already do this neatly, so I guess it should
> >> not be too difficult to adapt their code.  I'm thinking of viking, for
> >> instance.
> >>
> >> A+
> >> Pierre
> >>
> >> --
> >> 
> >> Pierre Chevalier Géologue EI
> >> Mesté Duran

Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[Giovanni Manghi]

Hi,


> How can use GRASS tool in QGIS ?


Using the GRASS plugin.


cheers

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Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[deepika acharya]

Hi

How can use GRASS tool in QGIS ?

Thanks!








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Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[deepika acharya]

Hi


How can use GRASS tool in QGIS ?

Thanks
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Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[Pierre Chevalier Géologue]

Pierre Chevalier Géologue claviota:
All right, I haven't tried it.  Actually, I don't use the print 
composer, I usually export maps from the mapper, which works fine for 
me. I try the print composer right now.  Oh, it has changed much.  
Let's see...
Well, I have played quite a bit with the composer, and I am most 
impressed: it has evolved and matured MUCH, since the last time I used 
it!  Congratulations to developers ;)


Yes, the graticule works greatly.  Maybe one could add several 
graticules, with different major/minor units, i.e. km, hm, or so?


But I still think that a graticule displayed on the mapper would be 
very helpful, when you work on maps.
Definitely, yes, I do.  I just wonder whether the code for the composer 
could be re-used for the main window?


A+
Pierre

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RE: [Qgis-user] Hello

[paul ferro]

Hi Pierre or anyone else that has success with connecting to a GPS with QGIS 
through the GPS plugin.

I am trying to connect a Garmin GPS that has a com to usb converter cable.  
Other apps. read my GPS from COM3, and work just fine.

I just installed QGIS 1.4, and GPS babel is installed, and I have set the PATH 
under environmental variables so that QGIS will see gpsbabel.  But whenever I 
go to download from my GPS, I either get the message that 'GPS Babel would not 
start', or 'this layer could not be added to the map'

What is the code that you are using for your GPS unit under devices in the GPS 
Device Editor?
The default for Garmin under the waypoint command is %gpsbabel -w -i garmin -o 
gpx "%in" "%out"
I've also tried %babel -w -i garmin -f COM: -o gpx -F gps.gpx  but have not had 
luck.

Thanks,


Paul 




> Date: Wed, 13 Jan 2010 13:54:20 +0100
> From: pierrechevalierg...@free.fr
> To: a.neum...@carto.net
> Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] Hello
> CC: qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org
> 
> All right, I haven't tried it.  Actually, I don't use the print 
> composer, I usually export maps from the mapper, which works fine for 
> me. I try the print composer right now.  Oh, it has changed much.  Let's 
> see...
> 
> But I still think that a graticule displayed on the mapper would be very 
> helpful, when you work on maps.
> 
> A+
> Pierre
> 
> PS: sorry, I first replied out of the list.
> 
> Andreas Neumann claviota:
> > regarding the coordinate grid:
> >
> > this is now in the print composer (Version 1.4 and above). No more
> > complicated workarounds or separate plugins ... This new feature is
> > available when a map item is selected and active in the print composer.
> > Activate the grid with the checkbox and make your settings. I am sure that
> > there are special cases not handled in the print composer, like grid in a
> > different coordinate system than your data (eg. data in UTM and grid in
> > degrees (lat/lon)). But most general cases should be possible now.
> >
> > Andreas
> >
> >
> > On Wed, January 13, 2010 9:29 am, Pierre Chevalier Géologue wrote:
> >   
> >> Good morning,
> >>
> >> Brett Adams claviota:
> >> 
> >>> Hi Pierre,
> >>> I'm a geophysicist in Australia, working primarily in Nickel and IOCG.
> >>> Just started my own consultantsy this year and started with Qgis last
> >>> week. My requirements of Qgis sound very similar to yours.
> >>>   
> >> Certainly.  You geophysicists like bright colours, and we geologists
> >> have more dull colours, but after all, we are dealing with the same
> >> thing: rocks, displayed on maps! ;)
> >> So I believe we should have similar requirements!
> >>
> >> 
> >>> How are you getting a coordinate grid around your maps?
> >>>   
> >> Not easily.  Usually, I generate several graticules using the
> >> appropriate plugin, which creates a shapefile for each graticule.  I
> >> have to manually change the srid, and then I overlay all my graticules,
> >> using different transparencies, to get a neat visual effect.  I also
> >> play with labels, according to map scale and the step of graticule.
> >>
> >> 
> >>> I'm hoping you have a better (faster) system than me.
> >>>   
> >> I'm afraid not... ;(
> >>
> >> 
> >>> My process works but is a bit of stuffing about. I generate a vector
> >>> grid, edit the DBF file, reimport the DBF then get the labels organised.
> >>>   
> >> All right: then, you end up with points with a little cross symbol, if I
> >> understand well, with labels around them.
> >>
> >> I believe this is a feature that would be needed by many of us, qgis
> >> users.  I had the plan to try to write a plugin to do a neat graticule,
> >> generated every time the map is changed, with coordinates every 1km, or
> >> 100m, or 1000km, depending on the zoom, or 1°, or 30", etc. depending on
> >> the srid (which may be different from the map).  But no time...
> >> So many software packages already do this neatly, so I guess it should
> >> not be too difficult to adapt their code.  I'm thinking of viking, for
> >> instance.
> >>
> >> A+
> >> Pierre
> >>
> >> --
> >> 
> >> Pierre Chevalier Géologue EI
> >> Mesté Duran
> >&g

Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[Pierre Chevalier Géologue]

All right, I haven't tried it.  Actually, I don't use the print 
composer, I usually export maps from the mapper, which works fine for 
me. I try the print composer right now.  Oh, it has changed much.  Let's 
see...


But I still think that a graticule displayed on the mapper would be very 
helpful, when you work on maps.


A+
Pierre

PS: sorry, I first replied out of the list.

Andreas Neumann claviota:

regarding the coordinate grid:

this is now in the print composer (Version 1.4 and above). No more
complicated workarounds or separate plugins ... This new feature is
available when a map item is selected and active in the print composer.
Activate the grid with the checkbox and make your settings. I am sure that
there are special cases not handled in the print composer, like grid in a
different coordinate system than your data (eg. data in UTM and grid in
degrees (lat/lon)). But most general cases should be possible now.

Andreas


On Wed, January 13, 2010 9:29 am, Pierre Chevalier Géologue wrote:
  

Good morning,

Brett Adams claviota:


Hi Pierre,
I'm a geophysicist in Australia, working primarily in Nickel and IOCG.
Just started my own consultantsy this year and started with Qgis last
week. My requirements of Qgis sound very similar to yours.
  

Certainly.  You geophysicists like bright colours, and we geologists
have more dull colours, but after all, we are dealing with the same
thing: rocks, displayed on maps! ;)
So I believe we should have similar requirements!



How are you getting a coordinate grid around your maps?
  

Not easily.  Usually, I generate several graticules using the
appropriate plugin, which creates a shapefile for each graticule.  I
have to manually change the srid, and then I overlay all my graticules,
using different transparencies, to get a neat visual effect.  I also
play with labels, according to map scale and the step of graticule.



I'm hoping you have a better (faster) system than me.
  

I'm afraid not... ;(



My process works but is a bit of stuffing about. I generate a vector
grid, edit the DBF file, reimport the DBF then get the labels organised.
  

All right: then, you end up with points with a little cross symbol, if I
understand well, with labels around them.

I believe this is a feature that would be needed by many of us, qgis
users.  I had the plan to try to write a plugin to do a neat graticule,
generated every time the map is changed, with coordinates every 1km, or
100m, or 1000km, depending on the zoom, or 1°, or 30", etc. depending on
the srid (which may be different from the map).  But no time...
So many software packages already do this neatly, so I guess it should
not be too difficult to adapt their code.  I'm thinking of viking, for
instance.

A+
Pierre

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Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[Maxim Dubinin]

Title: Re: [Qgis-user] Hello


GDALTools\Mosaic turn on -separate

Maxim

Вы писали 13 января 2010 г., 2:06:03:






Hello
sir
can i compose 4 bands in QGIS or any other Open Source Software( like Arc Map Composer tool).

Thanks






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Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[Andreas Neumann]

regarding the coordinate grid:

this is now in the print composer (Version 1.4 and above). No more
complicated workarounds or separate plugins ... This new feature is
available when a map item is selected and active in the print composer.
Activate the grid with the checkbox and make your settings. I am sure that
there are special cases not handled in the print composer, like grid in a
different coordinate system than your data (eg. data in UTM and grid in
degrees (lat/lon)). But most general cases should be possible now.

Andreas


On Wed, January 13, 2010 9:29 am, Pierre Chevalier Géologue wrote:
> Good morning,
>
> Brett Adams claviota:
>> Hi Pierre,
>> I'm a geophysicist in Australia, working primarily in Nickel and IOCG.
>> Just started my own consultantsy this year and started with Qgis last
>> week. My requirements of Qgis sound very similar to yours.
> Certainly.  You geophysicists like bright colours, and we geologists
> have more dull colours, but after all, we are dealing with the same
> thing: rocks, displayed on maps! ;)
> So I believe we should have similar requirements!
>
>> How are you getting a coordinate grid around your maps?
> Not easily.  Usually, I generate several graticules using the
> appropriate plugin, which creates a shapefile for each graticule.  I
> have to manually change the srid, and then I overlay all my graticules,
> using different transparencies, to get a neat visual effect.  I also
> play with labels, according to map scale and the step of graticule.
>
>> I'm hoping you have a better (faster) system than me.
> I'm afraid not... ;(
>
>> My process works but is a bit of stuffing about. I generate a vector
>> grid, edit the DBF file, reimport the DBF then get the labels organised.
> All right: then, you end up with points with a little cross symbol, if I
> understand well, with labels around them.
>
> I believe this is a feature that would be needed by many of us, qgis
> users.  I had the plan to try to write a plugin to do a neat graticule,
> generated every time the map is changed, with coordinates every 1km, or
> 100m, or 1000km, depending on the zoom, or 1°, or 30", etc. depending on
> the srid (which may be different from the map).  But no time...
> So many software packages already do this neatly, so I guess it should
> not be too difficult to adapt their code.  I'm thinking of viking, for
> instance.
>
> A+
> Pierre
>
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Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[Pierre Chevalier Géologue]

Good morning,

Brett Adams claviota:

Hi Pierre,
I'm a geophysicist in Australia, working primarily in Nickel and IOCG. 
Just started my own consultantsy this year and started with Qgis last 
week. My requirements of Qgis sound very similar to yours.
Certainly.  You geophysicists like bright colours, and we geologists 
have more dull colours, but after all, we are dealing with the same 
thing: rocks, displayed on maps! ;)

So I believe we should have similar requirements!

How are you getting a coordinate grid around your maps? 
Not easily.  Usually, I generate several graticules using the 
appropriate plugin, which creates a shapefile for each graticule.  I 
have to manually change the srid, and then I overlay all my graticules, 
using different transparencies, to get a neat visual effect.  I also 
play with labels, according to map scale and the step of graticule.



I'm hoping you have a better (faster) system than me.

I'm afraid not... ;(

My process works but is a bit of stuffing about. I generate a vector 
grid, edit the DBF file, reimport the DBF then get the labels organised.
All right: then, you end up with points with a little cross symbol, if I 
understand well, with labels around them.


I believe this is a feature that would be needed by many of us, qgis 
users.  I had the plan to try to write a plugin to do a neat graticule, 
generated every time the map is changed, with coordinates every 1km, or 
100m, or 1000km, depending on the zoom, or 1°, or 30", etc. depending on 
the srid (which may be different from the map).  But no time...
So many software packages already do this neatly, so I guess it should 
not be too difficult to adapt their code.  I'm thinking of viking, for 
instance.


A+
Pierre

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Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[Paolo Cavallini]

deepika acharya ha scritto:
> can i compose 4 bands in QGIS or any other Open Source Software

You can use the GRASS plugin for this.

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Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[deepika acharya]

Hello
sir
can i compose 4 bands in QGIS or any other Open Source Software( like Arc
Map Composer tool).

Thanks
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Re: [Qgis-user] Hello

[Werner Macho]

Hello and welcome on board ;)

sounds interesting what you do .. hope you have fun with qgis.
And don't forget the bugreports ;)

regards
Werner

Am 12.01.2010 19:07, schrieb Pierre Chevalier Géologue:

Hello to you all, all my wishes for a happy *free* new year 2010!

I just arrived here, so, according to some old traditions, let me 
shortly introduce myself.


I'm French, GNU/Linux user since a few years (I think the first time I 
ran a GNU/Linux was in 1998), GIS user since about 1997.  I used, in 
my past life, to work most of the time with mapinfo and arcview 3.x, 
for geological mapping purposes, since I am a geologist.  I also did 
quite a bit of mapping and GIS processes besides geology, and some 
treatments with grass, for erosion studies.
Nowadays, I run my own company, all the computers around me run 
happily on Debian, one file server runs on DreeBSD, and an eeepc on 
Xandros.  Only my wife has a proprietary box: a Mac.  By the way, my 
kids' computer runs on Mandriva Linux.


I used to be a developer, a long time ago, I developed some specific 
geological applications with... visual basic. Ooops, sorry. Never 
again. Now, I occasionally script from time to time in python, I would 
like to be able to develop again seriously, but not enough time, I 
wish days were about 40h long...


I have been using qGIS happily for some years, and I'm very impressed 
by the speed of its progress: all my congratulations to the 
developers' team!
The way I use it is pretty basic: most of the time, I go to the field, 
gather information on notebook and GPS, dump my GPS with gpsbabel, map 
the .gpx with qGIS, along with data coming from various sources, 
shapefiles, rasters, mapinfo files, postgis tables, etc.  I produce 
maps, put them in my reports, and that's about it.


A+
Pierre



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Re: [Qgis-user] Hello, .grd question

[Giovanni Manghi]

gdal supports the format

http://www.gdal.org/formats_list.html

but it not compiled by default with it enabled.


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On Tue, 2009-06-23 at 11:09 -0500, Sebastian Cruz wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> Does anybody know how to open GMT grid files (.grd) in QGis? Or away  
> to make them into a visible format for QGIS?
> 
> Thank you
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Re: [Qgis-user] Hello from new user in Syria

[Tim Sutton]

Hi Gerhard

QGIS has no political agenda (other than the promotion of Free and
Open Source Software) and we welcome you to use it in any country (or
even extraterrestrially if you like :-). As far as I know it is not
subject to any export restrictions - a good deal of development has
taken place outside of the U.S.A. anyway. I'm not familiar with U.S.
law in these matters and if it can or why it should affect us. You
didn't seem to have any specific question, but if you do feel free to
direct them to this list.

PS it would be great to get some folks there to translate QGIS to
arabic (see [1] and [2])! Someone started once but I guess the work
has stalled at 2%.

[1]  http://wiki.qgis.org/qgiswiki/TranslatorsCorner
[2] http://wiki.qgis.org/qgiswiki/DocumentationWritersCorner

Regards

Tim

2008/8/28 Dr. Gerhard Rappold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello qgis users,
>
> I hook on this list after using qgis for a while. Now I am getting more
> seriously.
>
> We want to introduce qGIS as one optional GIS program in the Ministry of
> Irrigation in Syria. Syria lacks of the US- Embargo and commercial US
> software can only used with high restrictions. (Currently ArcGIS 9.x and
>  ArcView 3.x can not be used in Syria, about ArcGIS 8.x the situation is not
> completely clear).
> Furthermore as a developing project we have to consider that the partners
> budget for software is rather small and the willingness to pay is close to
> zero. (you get every software for less than a Euro as a crack)
> qGIS is one of our choices.
>
> Regards,
>
> Gerhard
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