+1
It would be a unique feature respect other GIS systems. I've seen and
used it only in Image Erdas...

2009/1/31 Agustin Lobo <aloboa...@gmail.com>:
> I share the interest on having linked displays, Sjur
> mentions several geographic displays (which could be
> even at different scales), but this could also be
> linking an scatter plot and the geographic display, for example.
> Could these ideas be included for the 2.0 roadmap?
>
> Agus
>
>> Hello, Qgis community:
>>
>> I am not yet a QGIS user, but I'd like to know if QGIS supports
>> several map display windows, possibly cooperating.
>>
>> One of the things I do most in my current GIS (which I am only partly
>> satisfied with) is to compare two rasters. It would be nice to plot
>> them in separate windows, and when pan/zooming around in one, the
>> other would update its extent and show the same area. I also
>> frequently have lots of raster windows up simultaneously, from the
>> QGIS screenshots this does not appear common usage. To take it even
>> further, the two maps could actually be time series, for instance
>> repeated satellite images and simulated snow cover from a distributed
>> hydrology model. Then also next/previous-buttons could be added to
>> the display windows, again affecting both windows simultaneously. If
>> I was to program such functionality (in C++, I don't speak Python),
>> would it be standard plugin procedure using QGIS API,or would the
>> display/GUI part of it require deep revisions of existing QGIS code?
>> Regards :-)
>>
>> Sjur Kolberg
>
>
>> Dear Sjur,
>>
>> for now you can try OpenEV (part of the FWTools [1]) out. It's fast
>> and reads (almost) all kinds of rasters. I use it all the time to
>> visual interpretation/comparison of multiple raster maps (=not only
>> two!).
>>
>> Kind regards, Nikos
>
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