Hi,
Please extract the contents of the zip file first into a destination folder
of choice.
When opening a shapefile, navigate to your folder to select the
shapefile(s).
Hope this helps..
Yemi
On Jan 4, 2014 9:13 AM, "Matt_Klick" wrote:
> I'm very new to any GIS type platforms, so please forgive t
I'm very new to any GIS type platforms, so please forgive the ignorance on
display here (and I did search for answers to this elsewhere). I've
downloaded QGIS 2.0.1. I separately downloaded Tunisia administrative data
from DIVA-GIS. When I open QGIS, it does not find the .zip file, nor any of
the s
Hi,
Thanks for your explanation on this issue.
It would be a good idea if the developer added your text in the dialog box, or
added as an option in the current dialog box.
I do not think that there are so many users who will use this function in daily
life - and therefor a distraction - but us
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Dear all,
I apologize for crossposting. As you know, QGIS has run a long series of very
successful developer meetings, where we fixed hundreds of bugs, wrote thousands
of
lines of code and documentation, and took important decisions for the future of
That's so a user can apply datum transformations from one coordinate
system to another (ie, NAD27 <-> NAD83 <-> NAD83(CSRS)). They are
usually compiled into Proj4 through grid shift binary files (.gsb)
often available from federal or provincial and local agencies.
For example, in British Columbia,
Hi,
At today's PSC meeting, we decided that the QGIS Wiki
(http://hub.qgis.org/wiki/quantum-gis/) is in need of a serious cleanup.
It's generally not well maintained and much of its content is better
covered in the documentation and governance docs. In one week (on Jan,
10th), we will be
Hi Milton,
I am looking at extracting local scale habitat information from open layer
images.
At the moment I'm using QGIS to find areas of interest and then an R script
to download a few tiles (as tifs) and then processing these.
Some colleagues at London Zoo went to the last Google "geo for goo
Hi Jonathan,
Thanks for your clarification.
According your reply, you mean that I am able to see the GE imagery, but
can´t drawn and classify polygons?
best wishes
milton
2014/1/3 Jonathan Moules
> Hi Milton,
> I suspect that would be in breach of the GE License (not a lawyer though).
> At l
Hello all!!!
I'm working on a project that i need to carry with me on my tablet in the
field and i need some open layers maps so that i can enhance the info that
web are producinc.. the problem is that i can't seem to upload the
plugin nor the maps for that matter I'm using Android 4.3 on
Hi Milton,
I suspect that would be in breach of the GE License (not a lawyer though).
At least with free GE you're not allowed to do much of anything with the
imagery. GE Professional you may be, but I'm not sure if that includes
classification.
Cheers,
Jonathan
On 30 December 2013 12:45, Milton
Hi David,
We've merged our Historical maps together into a single raster for each
historical map, you might want to try that - it's much easier dealing with
a single file than thousands of little ones.
Alternately as noted you could use a virtual raster, but I found that
mosaicing all of our Histo
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Hi pluto!
Of course you can take screenshots of the QGIS Desktop Application and
publish them in your blog on internet.
Tutorials of solving specific questions would be even better. :)
The only thing to note is that the screenshots are taken from QGI
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