Hi,
Please could someone remind me how to get round this problem. Having
upgraded to the latest version I get this message on trying to open:
*“QGIS3.12.app” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious
software.*
THanks
Hamish
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for advice.
Hamish
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Thanks, I'll check it out!
On Tue, 5 May 2020 at 16:41, Alexander Numann
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> Adobe's software as a service model will cost you a lot in the long run.
> Maybe evaluate Affinity designer as an alternative - you purchase the
> license once rather than paying monthly I believe.
>
Hi,
Is adobe illustrator a cost effective investment for enhancing my modest
beginnings as a Qgis user? Thanks to anyone who can give me a heads up.
regards Hamish
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layer), is there a simple way of finding out the coordinates to position
the inserted name?
Thanks, in advance for any tips.
Hamish
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. I
do not want to infringe copyright of OSM as I will be using my maps for a
publication. I should be grateful for any advice or recommendations. Thanks.
Hamish
PS it would also be great if once created I could use this as an inset map
on to a country or departmental map
Many thanks.
On Wed, 22 Apr 2020 at 10:06, b.j.kob...@utwente.nl
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> He. Hamish, EuroGlobalMap is a free source from the collaborating EU
> mapping agencies, it has a layer BuiltupP (for points) that goes down to
> rather small villages (<2000 in. or so). See screens
Hi,
Please could someone recommend which of the components of Natural Earth
will give me the smallest populated places in France (e.g villages) or an
alternative copyright free source for France to use with qgis?
Many thanks for your help.
Hamish
Many thanks. Sorry to add a pesky question, do you know if this applies
also to Natural Earth? Is it separate or a part of google?
On Tue, 31 Mar 2020 at 10:21, Andreas Neumann wrote:
> Hi Hamish,
>
> Yes, copyright has to be taken into account for any data sources you use
>
? The latter is my impression scrolling through terms and conditions.
I.e maps produced are free and become my copyright in a publication?
Thank you in anticipation of your time.
Best wishes
Hamish Macdonald
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PS hit send before saying 'thank you', Hamish
On Sat, 28 Mar 2020 at 14:31, Hamish Macdonald wrote:
> Hi,
> Struggling here. Am a beginner falling at the first fence. GoogleEarth
> engine plugin keeps hitting an error message when I try to add it. I am
> searching for best plugi
Hi,
Struggling here. Am a beginner falling at the first fence. GoogleEarth
engine plugin keeps hitting an error message when I try to add it. I am
searching for best plugin for making base maps of parts of France that I
can customise and annotate
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downloaded this afternoon. Please advise how I can resolve this, I am
stuck. Thanks
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Pedro wrote:
Does anyone know when Ubuntugis-Unstable will realease libgdal-MrSID for
Ubuntu Precise? Or is there another way to get support for MrSID files?
see the text in bold at http://gdal.org/frmt_mrsid.html
regards,
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seems ok on the disc).
thanks,
Hamish
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. Versus a slightly bigger download for the
grass-core package but have NVIZ always installed. to be honest the
space issue is pretty minimal and can be discounted, this is more of a
conceptual question.
what do you think?
thanks,
Hamish
ps- when posting a patch or something which needs review
, although in light
of this maybe I should. but now it works.
shrug,
Hamish
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Hamish:
But where is the Home Range plugin? I can't find it on the list.
QGIS - Plugins menu - Fetch python plugins ...
[connects to server, brings up a list of 20-30 plugins, all installed
except for 'Zoom to Point']
filtering on home results in 0 hits.
the repository I'm connected
Hamish wrote:
I am trying to get Anne's home range plugin working on the
OSGeo Live 5.0 DVD (xubuntu 11.04) after an 'apt-get update'.
(now with latest qgis 1.7.2 from ubuntuGIS's ppa)
[...]
Warning message:
In getDependencies(pkgs, dependencies, available, lib) :
package 'gcplib
, but after updates I've ended
up with version 2.14 from
deb http://cran.cnr.berkeley.edu/bin/linux/ubuntu natty/
has anyone figured out how to get it to work with a recent copy
of R? has it been replaced by something else?
?
thanks,
Hamish
ps- anyone have a favourite R graphical frontend/IDE
Hamish wrote:
ps- anyone have a favourite R graphical frontend/IDE that
comes as a standard ubuntu package?
nevermind, I found the manageR qgis plugin. perfect!
:-)
Hamish
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happens when the raster region/resolution
is set to crazy values.
As Markus asked, what does the region information from
g.region -p say? Is it more than ~ 4x4 rows and
columns?
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Emma wrote:
Hamish wrote:
maybe you could calculate the plan-area of the littoral strip
in a 5m(?) buffer around each one of the lakes and reservoirs?
(set buffer size in proportion to the input data's raster
resolution, although this is still really just an estimation
and not really solving
around each one of the lakes and reservoirs?
Hamish
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this will be available from the QGIS grass toolbox.
Hamish
(I also expect this will bounce from the qgis-users list, so pls fwd)
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to reduce costs. (in theory :)
i.e. Bruce Perens's sell them on the gratis, not the libre angle.
2c,
Hamish
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to those softwares for beginner users. everyone wins.
Hamish
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/v.mkgrid.region.qgm needs to be updated
to give access to more module options:
http://grass.osgeo.org/grass64/manuals/html64_user/v.mkgrid.html
?
maybe as a new v.mkgrid.coor.qgm ?
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since qgis is used extensively in preparing maps for gpsdrive
is it? personally to make map tiles I use a combination of gdal tools,
grass's d.out.gpsdrive module, and gpsdrive code which creates a
specially crafted WMS request.
Pls allow me to encourage you.
me too,
Hamish
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